Should nonhumans have rights in law and politics?

Torches: an Emerging Writer's Circle is a monthly space for writers to hone their craft and create new work together in a community space.

A panel of peers, workers in overdose prevention, and researchers on the impact substance use disorders have on community mental health!

Dr. Atinuke Adediran explores how corporate public statements about demographics, shared value, programs, and policies, influence real social progress.

A one-day festival of books on capitalism and the climate crisis, featuring Thea Riofrancos, Tao Leigh Goffe, Alyssa Battistoni, Billy Fleming, Julian Hattem and more! Plus a radical resource fair with local climate organizers!

What would a postcarbon future look like? How would a more just, decarbonized world require us to change the way we live? What would it take to build this world?

A groundbreaking investigation of the Caribbean as both an idyll in the American imagination and a dark laboratory of Western experimentation, revealing secrets to racial and environmental progress that impact how we live today. “Dark Laboratory is a gargantuan, soulful work. It obliterates most of what I thought I knew about the Caribbean’s utility to Western Wealth.” —Kiese Laymon, New York Times bestselling author of Heavy

An in-depth investigation into the growing industry of green technologies and the environmental, social, and political consequences of the mining it requires.

A timely new critique of capitalism’s persistent failure to value nature

An urgent wake-up call about the coming large-scale human displacement caused by climate change, from one of the world’s leading experts

Khadijah Z. Ali-Coleman's third collection reflects on global oppression, occupation and the legacy of erasure.

The latest poetry collection by the award-winning author of CARE WORK and THE FUTURE IS DISABLED.

A history of police unions that reveals how American law enforcement built a political movement that made cops untouchable

The story of a disillusioned generation that set out to reclaim its dignity and take on corporate America.

Bring a poem about how paying attention to this beautiful and fragile world we belong to might be what we need to save it.

As a girl, I ate like a king. So begins beloved author and journalist Alicia Kennedy’s captivating new book. "On Eating: The Making and Unmaking of My Appetites" is a deeply personal work about being a girl who loved to eat but worried that cooking could derail her life. Would it mean ceaseless domesticity and service? Do we have to eat and cook “like a man” to have our appetites taken seriously? Or can we eat and cook in a way that is true to ourselves, that roots us in the places we’ve called home, and that helps define our politics and ethics? Join us for what is sure to be a captivating discussion with Alicia and cultural historian, Anny Gaul, author of the lovely new work, "Nile Nightshade: An Egyptian Culinary History of the Tomato."

A political fantasy where storytelling is combat magic and ordinary people must fight against exploitation and environmental destruction.

The social, political, and historical context of the Israeli war on Palestine told through the stories of the author’s family and village.

A provocative history of Disney’s rise to cultural dominance, pulling skeletons from the corporate closet to decode the political messages hidden in all of your favorite childhood movies.

A galvanizing story of how everyday people built a powerful anti-eviction movement in gentrified San Francisco.

How do ordinary women become extremists?

A gripping history of FBI surveillance, political repression, and the fight for Puerto Rican independence.

The violent legacy of the US’s slaveholding oligarchy and the brutal policing of Black Americans.

The author of the critically acclaimed The Viral Underclass is back with The Overseer Class, which explores what happens when members of historically minoritized groups are selected for high-visibility positions of power within existing institutions—but under the conditions of a kind of Faustian bargain.

From one of the most electric and consequential figures to emerge from the contemporary American labor movement, the remarkable story of his battle to create the first Amazon union in the U.S. and a powerful call to arms on behalf of the working class Please note this is a ticketed event, use the RSVP link to preorder the book and reserve a seat.