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Wednesday • Nov 5 • 5 PM Doors • 6 PM Film • 7:45 Panel • DiscussionJoin a free community screening of documentary The Mask You Live In (IMDB),exploring the challenges boys and young men face in staying true to themselves while navigating society’s narrow expectations of masculinity.

Saturday  •  Nov 1  •  4 – 7 PM  • 
Resource Center for Nonviolence • Santa Cruz • Join the RCNV for La Ofrenda, a sacred gathering where memory meets movement, as they honor the ancestors of justice and kindle the flames of tomorrow’s freedom struggles.

Monday  •  Oct  27  •  7 PM  • 
London Nelson Community Center • Santa Cruz • Bookshop Santa Cruz welcomes Julian Brave NoiseCat who will share his stunning debut We Survived the Night.

Friday  •  October 24  •  6 – 10 PM  • 
Veterans Memorial Building  •  Santa Cruz  •  Join the People of the Americas Unite event at the Veterans Memorial Building to come together in a spirit of unity, compassion, and democracy to shape a more inclusive approach to immigration and foreign policy.

Tuesday • October 21 • Wednesday • October 22 • Santa Cruz Black’s last offering in their BLACK On Screen is Unapologetic, a film that challenges viewers to consider what being “unapologetic” demands of those who resist—refusing respectability politics and embracing the discomfort of speaking truth to power.

Thursday, October 16 • MAH • An evening of poetry, music, and art!
Reception starts at 6pm and programming begins at 6:30pm

Sunday •  Oct 12  •  5 – 7 PM  •  Musical Soulmates and Walnut Avenue Family and Women’s Center are proud to co-produce the third annual Let the Caged Bird Sing — a powerful concert in support of survivors during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

A cabaret-style performance celebrating the legacy of 20th-century Black women artists.
Saturday  •  Sept 20  •  8 PM

Santa Cruz Black’s BLACK On Screen offering for September is Compensation, a film that asks how to navigate the intersection of Blackness, deafness, happiness, status and class identity.

Tuesday • August 19 • Capitola Library • 2005 Wharf Rd • CapitolaWednesday, August 20 • Resource Center for Nonviolence • 612 Ocean St • Santa CruzDoors open at 6 pm, film at 6:30 pmWheelchair accessible • Donation • RSVP requested Gilda Sheppard’s film Since I Been Down brings to life the praxis of abolition within but not confined by prison walls. ToContinue reading ““Since I Been Down” Film Screening and Discussion – TWO SHOWINGS”