In D.C., Black youth are disproportionately targeted through curfews, police surveillance, and the school-to-prison pipeline, reinforcing a system built to criminalize and incarcerate them. These actions are part of a broader history of subjugation and violence rooted in slavery, colonialism, and capitalism. However despite this repression, youth have always played a central role in revolutionary movements against state oppression. From the Black Panther Party to the Young Lords, the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) and the Black Liberation Army, Black youth have been at the forefront of organizing for community power and social transformation.

Join Pan African Community Action (PACA) for the next Assata Shakur Study Group to explore how the criminalization of Black youth operates in D.C. and why it’s essential for youth to be at the heart of revolutionary response to community issues.

Light snacks and refreshments will be provided!

This is a hybrid event with an option to participate online. Select the appropriate option when you register. If you select the option to participate on Zoom, an access link will be emailed to you on the day of the event.

As imperialist warmongers and far-right forces threaten Korea’s future, we come together to galvanize the movement for Korea’s liberation. Through collective analysis, strategy, and dialogue, we will expand our vision of what Korea’s national liberation demands today.

We affirm Korea’s place within the broader anti-imperialist movement and uphold internationalism as essential to our shared struggle. The working people of Korea, the US, and around the world share a common desire for peaceful, dignified lives — and for governments that uphold these basic human needs rather than serve imperial interests.

Join us for a three-day convening featuring plenaries, panels, workshops, breakout sessions, and cultural performances!

Led by key figures in the Korean liberation movement and the global anti-imperialist struggle. We call on organizers, artists, intellectuals, students, and community members across the Korean diaspora, South Korea, and beyond to build our movement together.

🗓️ July 25th - July 27th

📍 Riverside Church • 490 Riverside Dr, New York City, NY 10027 US

📣🐉✊🏾#BlackAugustResistance D.C. community! #BlackAugust is near! Join us, the D.C. Chapter of the Malcom X Grassroots Movement (@mxgmnational) and Pan-African Community Action (@pacadmv) for Black August Resistance as we study, fast, train, and fight for healthy bodies, minds, and spirits and prepare for the struggle ahead against medical genocide. We encourage everyone to join us in person and break your Black August fast with us!

Free food and masks provided.

🗓️Every Wednesday in Black August from 7-9PM 📍Black Workers & Wellness Center, 2500 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE Washington, DC 20020 🔗Hybrid Registration: bit.ly/DCBlackAugust2025

Series Sessions:

• Wednesday, August 6th: Black August Resistance - Opposing Genocide from California Prisons to the Republic of New Afrika

• Wednesday, August 13th: Mumia Abu Jamal & The Fight Against Death Sentences by Medical Neglect

• Wednesday, August 20th: Acupuncture as Revolution: Dr. Mutulu Shakur and the Lincoln Detox Center

• Wednesday, August 27th: Community Control, People’s Clinics, and the FIght to Liberate Political Prisoners You don’t want to miss out! What’s the call?! #FreeEmAll!

Honoring Resistance The Class of 1925 and Commemorating of the 20th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and The Great Flood

2025 is a special year for African people. It is the 100 year anniversary of many freedom fighters: Robert F. Williams, Malcolm X, Medgar Evers, Patrice Lumumba, and Frantz Fanon. This Black August, we are honoring the sacrifices of these Freedom Fighters and the advancements we achieved through their revolutionary impact.

📍 Eversville (Jackson) Events

🗓️ Wednesday, August 20th @ 6pm

Public Event with Mireille Fanon (Daughter of Frantz Fanon)

🗓️ Thursday, August 21st @ 4pm

Film Festival

📍 New Orleans Events

🗓️ Friday, August 22nd

Public Event with Mireille Fanon

🗓️ Saturday, August 23rd

Film Festival