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TONIGHT. FREE. 7PM. Join Dr. Benjamin Chavis, co-founder of Occupy the Dream; Allison Kilkenny, contributor for The Nation, In These Times and co-host of Citizen Radio; Malik Rhasaan, co-founder of Occupy the Hood; Rachel Schragis, designer of the Flow Chart of the Declaration of the Occupation of NYC, Steven Syrek of the Occupy Wall Street People’s Library and Ryan Devereaux reporter for The Guardian by  way of Democracy Now! along with Julie Gueraseva and Andy Stepanian of  The Sparrow Project as they discuss where Occupy has taken us, where it  can bring us, and what to expect in 2012. 
The Declaration of the Occupation of New York City 2nd  ed. booklet is a collection of the official statements drafted by the  New York City General Assembly, a Letter from the Occupiers at Tahrir  Square to the Occupiers of Wall Street, and an expanded resource list  for occupiers to organize and network with. Taking inspiration from the  pamphlet that sparked the Mai 1968 uprisings in Paris, France, the  crowd-funded, design-savvy Declaration has already received acclaim  from Vanity Fair, Current Television, and other forward-thinking media outlets.
Twenty thousand copies of The Declaration of the Occupation of New York City will  be made available for free during the event. Attendees are encouraged  to each take a bundle and help distribute them around the city.

Recommended. How do you think the Occupy movement should evolve in 2012?

housingworksbookstore:

TONIGHT. FREE. 7PM. Join Dr. Benjamin Chavis, co-founder of Occupy the Dream; Allison Kilkenny, contributor for The Nation, In These Times and co-host of Citizen Radio; Malik Rhasaan, co-founder of Occupy the Hood; Rachel Schragis, designer of the Flow Chart of the Declaration of the Occupation of NYC, Steven Syrek of the Occupy Wall Street People’s Library and Ryan Devereaux reporter for The Guardian by way of Democracy Now! along with Julie Gueraseva and Andy Stepanian of The Sparrow Project as they discuss where Occupy has taken us, where it can bring us, and what to expect in 2012. 

The Declaration of the Occupation of New York City 2nd ed. booklet is a collection of the official statements drafted by the New York City General Assembly, a Letter from the Occupiers at Tahrir Square to the Occupiers of Wall Street, and an expanded resource list for occupiers to organize and network with. Taking inspiration from the pamphlet that sparked the Mai 1968 uprisings in Paris, France, the crowd-funded, design-savvy Declaration has already received acclaim from Vanity Fair, Current Television, and other forward-thinking media outlets.

Twenty thousand copies of The Declaration of the Occupation of New York City will be made available for free during the event. Attendees are encouraged to each take a bundle and help distribute them around the city.

Recommended. How do you think the Occupy movement should evolve in 2012?