Realizing the need to take a closer look at societies around the world that are too often overlooked by the mainstream media, we are reading the literature of countries around the world to gain a better understanding of their history, societies, ways of thinking, and political changes, as well as the struggles of people hoping to gain more rights and freedom.

Critical Readings book club advances with Judith Butler's Undoing Gender book.

In this meeting we will read:

• Chapter 8 'Bodily Confessions' (13 pages),
• Chapter 9 'The End Of Sexual Difference?' (26 pages).

It is not necessary to have read the previous chapterts to come to the meeting, neither is necessary to have read the chapters 8 and 9, although it is recommended in order to participate in the discussion.

Both chapters will be resumed and presented by usual attendants of the group, and a collective-based discussion will follow.

Critical Readings book club advances with Judith Butler's Undoing Gender book.

In this meeting we will read:

• Chapter 6 'Longing for recognition' (19 pages),
• Chapter 7 'Quandaries of the Incest Taboo' (9 pages).

It is not necessary to have read the previous chapterts to come to the meeting, neither is necessary to have read the chapters 6 and 7, although it is recommended in order to participate in the discussion.

Both chapters will be resumed and presented by usual attendants of the group, and a collective-based discussion will follow.

Agnès Varda was living in California when the Black Panthers became everyday headlines after their leader was arrested for allegedly killing a policeman on October 28, 1967. Huey P. Newton’s trial was still ongoing in 1968, which prompted Varda to direct a short film about the demonstrations organized in his support.

A round discussion wil follow the screening as usual.

This pannel took place at 2017 Oakland Book Festival, an unprecedented conversation between inimitable scholars Judith Butler and Angela Davis, moderated by Ramona Naddaff, in Oakland City Hall's Council Chambers.

After the screening, we will engage in a moderated discussion on the topics discussed.

Realizing the need to take a closer look at societies around the world that are too often overlooked by the mainstream media, we are reading the literature of countries around the world to gain a better understanding of their history, societies, ways of thinking, and political changes, as well as the struggles of people hoping to gain more rights and freedom.

D-Zona will have a public assembly in which we will address organizational decisions, improvements, problems etc.
Anyone is welcome to come and get to know how we take decisions and join us.

We are open to receive proposals for new activities, and this is the place to let us know about them.

Critical Readings book club advances with Judith Butler's Undoing Gender book.

In this meeting we will read:

• Chapter 4 'Undiagnosing Gender' (24 pages),
• Chapter 5 'Is Kinship Already Heterosexual?' (26 pages).

It is not necessary to have read the previous chapterts to come to the meeting, neither is necessary to have read the chapters 4 and 5, although it is recommended in order to participate in the discussion.

Both chapters will be resumed and presented by usual attendants of the group, and a collective-based discussion will follow.

The DIY Publishing workshop is an opportunity to bring together ideas on passing on a message to others. The message can be of a varied nature – artistic, informative, political – whatever your interest is. The aim is to make your voice heard while keeping the budget low. Moreover, an opportunity for collaboration in blogging and zine publishing will be presented to those interested

The recent protests in the USA brought into the mainstream the demands to reform, defund or even abolish the police. Let’s read a some articles on the topic, present the main ideas in a way similar to our book readings and discuss them!