This year we have gone VIRTUAL! AMC kicks-off Thursday July 23rd!
Browse all of our sessions below. Session times are listed by default in Eastern Standard Time.
We are excited to host 24 Virtual Network Gatherings this year. Network gatherings are taking place before and after conference and many are INVITE ONLY, those that are open to new guests will be updated in Sched. To learn more about Network Gatherings go here.
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Tying our struggles together is not optional. Join activists from Detroit & Derry, Ireland, as we discuss our Civil Rights movements, campaigns against state violence, & envision our co-liberation.
Rev. Mama Sandra is an ordained Christian minister, educator, and co-founder of the Hush House Community Museum in Detroit. Charles Simmons is a journalist, educator, and co-founder of Hush House.
Brian Dooley is a human rights activist and academic, author of several books about Irish and US politics, including Black and Green: The Fight for Civil Rights in Northern Ireland and Black America.
Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign/Museum of Free Derry
John Kelly’s brother Michael was murdered on Bloody Sunday. He was the chairman of the Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign and currently works at the Museum of Free Derry as its Education Officer.
Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign/Museum of Free Derry
Jean Hegarty is the sister of Kevin McElhinney, who was just 17-years-old when he was shot dead by British paratroopers on Bloody Sunday. Jean subsequently became involved in the Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign to clear her brother’s name. She works part-time at the Museum of Free... Read More →
The inaugural chair of the Bloody Sunday Trust, Robin worked for 30 years at the local further education college. He helped establish the Pat Finucane Centre in Derry and was active in the trade union movement.
