Sessions convene at the community print shop and open archive room in Chicago. Materials, safety gear, and transcript documentation are provided.
Agitation print lab
Oral testimony forum
Peace and justice inquiry
Hands-on relief carving and poster printing confronting displacement, examining how printed broadsides build collective memory and grassroots solidarity across neighborhoods.
Facilitated community hearing centering elder activists and youth organizers, examining methods for documenting state violence without surrendering personal human dignity.
Open forum investigating nonviolent resistance tactics and peace advocacy frameworks, followed by a collaborative working session on published pamphlets.
Ground rules for inquiry
Arrive prepared
Practice disciplined listening
Contribute to record
Read the circulated dispatch text or review the archival folio beforehand so collective discussion begins directly from shared factual grounding.
Every participant approves notes and printed statements before materials enter public archives or printed documentation.
Step back to ensure frontline witnesses and quiet participants hold the floor before recurring institutional voices speak.
Reserve forum seat
Space is held at thirty participants per session to ensure focused dialogue. Please state any translation, mobility, or childcare accommodations required.