WPIRG Resource Centre launch with BT contributor Yutaka Dirks

Join BT contributing author Yutaka Dirks in Kitchener, Ontario this Monday October 15th to celebrate the grand opening of the WPIRG Resource Centre.

8:00 – ?  Back room, Rum Runner Pub, 1 King Street West (Kitchener)

RSVP at:  http://www.facebook.com/events/413612558694390/

WPIRG is home to a library of hundreds of radical books useful for research, reference, and your general reading pleasure. This past summer, WPIRG revamped its resource centre, and brought in hundreds of new and exciting books. From indigenous and decolonization studies, to gender and sexuality, to DIY activism and environmental protection, the resource library offers a broad range of texts you’d have a hard time finding in other libraries – or even bookstores – in the city.

On October 15th, join us in celebrating the library’s grand reopening with food, drinks and a celebration of the written word’s contribution to our movements for social and environmental justice.

Featuring three activist-authors whose recently published books have joined WPIRG’s collection, you will have the opportunity to participate in a conversation on a range of perspectives, ideas, and tools important to our struggles. For those who want to get their own copies, featured books will be available for purchase.Attendees will also have the opportunity to browse through a display of the many new books available at WPIRG, and even sign up for a free library membership! Book Launch Featuring:

Lesley Wood, author of Direct Action, Deliberation, and Diffusion: Collective Action After the WTO Protests in Seattle: www.cambridge.org/aus/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=9781107020719,

Matt Soltys, author/editor of Tangled Roots: Dialogues exploring ecological justice, healing and decolonization

Yutaka Dirks, contributor to Beautiful Trouble

This event is hosted by WPIRG and is part of the DisOrientation Week 2012.

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