The Minority, Indigenous, and Third-World Studies Research Group, College of Arts & Sciences, Cornell University; The David M. Einhorn Center for Community Engagement, Cornell University; and Buffalo Street Books, Ithaca, NY invite you to

Stories of Courage: Nonviolent Activism in our Upstate New York Community

Anya Stanger is the author of Incarcerated Resistance: How Identity, Gender, and Privilege Shape the Experiences of America's Nonviolent Activists, based on research she began as a graduate student at Syracuse University with nonviolent peace activists from the Central New York region. She teaches conflict studies at SU, and Women's and Gender Studies at Sierra College. Read more about Stranger's work here: https://wagingnonviolence.org/forusa/2022/10/how-incarcerated-activists-use-their-privilege-for-good/.

Also featuring: Kenneth McClane, Poet and Essayist, Professor Emeritus, Cornell
Anna Bartel, Associate Director, Einhorn Center, Cornell
Clare Grady, Activist, Ithaca

At: Buffalo Street Books, Ithaca, NY. Sunday, 30th October, 2 – 4 pm (masks encouraged)