Mobilization 4 Mumia is fighting for Mumia Abu-Jamal's freedom and for his right to proper healthcare.
Mobilization 4 Mumia includes the following groups: International Concerned Family & Friends of Mumia Abu-Jamal; International Action Center; Free Mumia Abu-Jamal Coalition (NYC); Campaign to Bring Mumia Home; to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal; LoveNotPhear and Educators for Mumia Abu-Jamal.
Israel is a strategic outpost of U.S.-led imperialism, extending Western domination into Africa and the Global South,arming pro-Western regimes and embedding surveillance technologies and repression systems across the continent functioning as an auxiliary force for neocolonial rule.
This Weekend of Action is a direct challenge to build militant political consciousness, expose the venomous reach of Israeli military and diplomatic power across Africa, and forge the unbreakable unity between African liberation and Palestinian resistance. This weekend, we name the enemy, escalate the resistance, and organize for the only just future: total liberation.
Join us to educate, organize, and advance a shared anti-imperialist struggle—because challenging Zionism in Africa is inseparable from challenging U.S. imperialism worldwide. April 24th-26th.
Join us for Session 2 of Reclaiming Our Sea.
Medgar Evers College | April 25th | 2pm EST
We're taking a look at the Grenadian Revolution by screening Grenada: The Future Coming Toward Us, followed by a discussion on Maurice Bishop's 1982 call for the Caribbean to be a "Zone of Peace."
What did that vision mean then? What does it mean now, against militarization and hybrid warfare?
See you there!
Kwame Ture Political Education and Development Center (map)
Trinbago for Palestine hopes to reignite the fires of consciousness and resistance among the people of T&T through a community bonfire at the Kwame Ture Centre on Saturday, 25 April 2026, calling for the end of US and israeli presence in the Caribbean and Africa. This event is especially geared towards the youth and anyone unfamiliar with our revolutionary history, and the movements towards freedom and dignity for and by enslaved people and their descendants.
Around the bonfire, there will be speeches, educational resources, and other activities examining past resistance movements in the country and wider region, connections between the region and the African continent, and influential Caribbean revolutionaries who have advanced interconnected struggles for liberation from global imperialism and zionism. These include Claudia Jones, CLR James, Frantz Fanon, Walter Rodney, and the centre’s namesake, Kwame Ture.
The relationship between the Caribbean and Africa today is defined by the transatlantic slave trade implemented by European colonial regimes. The infrastructures of global imperialism will be drawn into focus by examining how resource extraction, human subjugation, and imperial logic continue to operate after centuries – despite power having changed hands between different empires, the logic of Empire persists. We use the Rastafari designation of ‘Babylon’ to name this imperial logic, given its conceptual clarity within the local and regional understanding, and to pay tribute to this endogenous/indigenous Caribbean community that has stood fast, and created clarity through their reasoning, languaging, and music-making.
This gathering, therefore, presents curated Caribbean music, like calypso, rapso, and reggae; spoken remarks and performances; and archival resources, like the Tapia and T&T Review newspapers and pamphlets, in a community space oriented around the empowerment of the oppressed through self-knowledge and self-actualisation. In a homage to the traditions of the bobolee and ole mas, an effigy of imperialism personified will be burned in the fire. Its conceptualisation, design, and construction have already been a process of political education and creative collaboration for the organisers.
This event forms part of a global coordinated action organized with the Coalition for the Elimination of Imperialism in Africa (CEIA) and their international weekend of action against israeli presence in Africa. To date, 25 organisations from Guyana, Curacao, Mali, Niger, Ghana, Nigeria, Europe, the U.S., and Canada are participating in this global front.
About Trinbago for Palestine:
Trinbago for Palestine is a civil society organisation that was formed in 2024 in response to the genocide against the Palestinian people in Gaza. We are grounded in the Caribbean tradition of resistance and internationalism and committed to its revival and continuation. Our organising centers both local and global issues, recognizing that all struggles against imperialism, exploitation and colonialism are materially interconnected. We aim to develop revolutionary consciousness, mobilize collective action, and advance a united front against imperialism, zionism, capitalism, racism, and neo-colonialism.
For further information, please contact: trinbagoforpalestine@gmail.com
BALTIMORE MAY DAY: JOIN THE
NATIONAL SHUTDOWN!
As the US ruling class attempt to wage endless wars abroad, as they send ICE into our communities, as they cut funding for all of the things we actually need, working and oppressed people across the country and world are struggling.
And with every assault, every act of aggression, energy for change rises. Every day, the system requires us to go to work, to go to school, to shop.
But that means that we have the power to bring the system to a grinding halt. This is the power of the general strike, to refuse business as usual.
We can shut things down until our demands are met. Workers have the power to make the changes we know are necessary.
We demand an end to the US’s endless wars! We demand ICE out of our communities! We demand money for people’s needs instead of the US war machine.
🗣️ ALL OUT FOR MAY DAY
Friday, May 1 | 2:30 PM ET
Druid Hill Park (Swann Dr and Druid Park Lake Dr)
