2017 The Love to Liberation Pipeline: Disability Justice & Solidarity featuring Talila Lewis and Dustin Gibson Water is Life featuring Mama Lila Cabbil, Tabor White Buffalo & Ziad Abbas Radically Healing Schools and Communities featuring Farima Pour-Khorshid, Christina “V” Villarreal & Cory Green Our Title is a Secret ‘cause the Government is Watching (Youth only) featuring Cesia Celero & Yaslin Machuca
RadPD RadPD (Radical Professional Development began at FMFP 2011 to provide an immersive experience for classroom teachers to sharpen their political clarity and add tools to their repertoire to take action for educational justice. Through interactive workshops, they examine issues facing K-12 students, educators and communities, and have the opportunity to grow and build with educators across geographic regions and grade levels. RadPD takes place the day before FMFP opens and is usually hosted by a local school. Participants pay an additional registration fee to attend that comes with the latest edition of Planning to Change the World: A Lesson Plan Book for Social Justice Teachers (first published for 2009-2010 school year by Education for Liberation Network & NYCoRE, and currently in a partnership between ELN & Rethinking Schools).
2019 School-to-Prison Nexus and Abolitionist Teaching Afro-Futurism, Futures and the Radical Imaginary Ethnic Studies Now! Use Your Voice to Get What Students Need (Youth only) 2021 Connecting Sites of Carceral Logics and Practices featuring Rahsaan Mahadeo, Camille Fair, Peter “Comrade Pitt” Mukuria, Dustin Gibson & Talila “TL” Lewis A Conversation on Healing + Decolonization featuring Ashley Sarracino, Dr. Andy Nez, Steph Cariaga, Trisha Moquino & Stacey Gibson
2011 Teachers Are Destroying America: Frameworks Undermining Public Education and What We Can Do About Them featuring Bree Picower
Organizing Nationally for Anti-racist, Decolonial, Liberatory Ethnic Studies featuring Jody Sokolower, Awo Okaikor Aryee-Price & Lara Kiswani
Panel discussion featuring NYCoRE 2013 Racism, Privatization & the Attack on Public Education featuring Brian Jones, educator and activist in New York City, doctoral student in urban education at the CUNY Graduate Center, member of Movement of Rank & File Educators (social justice caucus of the UFT)
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