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CP Concordia Screens a Triumphant Landmark of Disability Activism

Posted by concordia on Monday, April 16, 2018
DEFIANT LIVES gathers Montreal activists and director Sarah Barton for an urgent discussion on the disability rights movement today.
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ANOTHER NEWS STORY screening prompts urgent discussion on journalism and immigration

Posted by concordia on Tuesday, April 10, 2018
The timely European doc was followed by a panel discussion with Montreal activists on media representation of refugees and working against immigration policies in Canada.
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Making space for marginalized youth on the big screen

Posted by concordia on Monday, April 09, 2018
CP Concordia’s Black History Month screening gives Toronto east-side community an empowered voice
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Setting Fire to Bourgeois Cinema : An Intro to the 50th Anniversary Screening of the incendiary doc THE HOUR OF THE FURNACES

Posted by concordia on Tuesday, March 06, 2018
A look at the politics behind this uncompromising, anti-colonial classic with tremendous aesthetic, political, cultural and historical relevance.
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Joining Forces in Decolonial and Environmental Struggles

Posted by concordia on Tuesday, March 06, 2018
CP Concordia screens three docs on Indigenous and allied resistance to land exploitation
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Centering Indigenous Perspectives Through Cinematic Storytelling

Posted by concordia on Friday, February 02, 2018
CP and First Voices Concordia Screen Six New Works
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Fake it until other people make it

Posted by concordia on Wednesday, December 13, 2017
G.B. Jones comes to Concordia for Canadian premiere of QUEERCORE.
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Tasha Hubbard Moves Mountains with BIRTH OF A FAMILY

Posted by concordia on Wednesday, December 06, 2017
Cinema Politica Concordia Teams Up with RIDM for BIRTH OF A FAMILY: A Discussion of Compensation and Challenging the Colonial in Canadian Identity
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Nowhere to Hide by Narcy, Inspired by the film

Posted by concordia on Thursday, November 16, 2017
Hip-hop artist and activist Narcy wrote down his thoughts after viewing the documentary NOWHERE TO HIDE.
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WHOSE STREETS? screening at Concordia, an emotional and fierce event

Posted by concordia on Monday, November 13, 2017
Director Sabaah Folayan brings a powerful film and powerful words to Montreal
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