FSU Video Archive
VIDEO ARCHIVE
Check out our YouTube channel, or follow the links below to watch video of past teach-ins (including those not available on YouTube) at Occupy Boston. Check out our playlists to access collections of Occupy Boston footage, as well as teach-ins organized at other Occupy locations:
- Occupy Boston TV
- Occupy Boston General Assemblies
- Teach-Ins at Occupy Harvard
- Occupied Media: Virtual Teach-Ins
- Teach-Ins at Occupy Wall Street
- Teach Ins at Occupy Palm Beach (Free School University)
- Teach-Ins at Occupy LA (The People's Collective University)
The Howard Zinn Memorial Lecture Series
For playlist with all lectures from The Howard Zinn Memorial Lecture Series at Occupy Boston on YouTube, click here.
- From Occupy to Revolution: The Importance of Keeping a Radical Perspective with radical scholar, marxist intellectual, and long-time social justice activist, Professor Barbara Foley (Rutgers-Newark) will give a short lecture and help stir a discussion about what it means to maintain a radical perspective in the present political situation.
- Boycott Politics & Global Responsibility with Judith Butler
- Carl Finamore, a first-hand witness to the Egyptian Revolution last year that toppled Hosni Mubarak, on the Egyptian Revolution
- Panel: From Occupy to Workers Control, with Immanuel Ness and Elaine Bernard
Left Forum
Occupy Consciousness: Meszaros' Toolbox: Doug Enaa Greene (Occupy Boston activist, member of the Kasama Project), Irv Kurki (coordinator for essential discussions on advanced theory), and Mario Rendon (American Institute of Psychoanalysis) will offer their reflections on Istvan Meszaros' latest work and relate it to the current situation. The presenters contend that the American mind is stocked with the categories, symbols, and rules of the 1 percent, and that it is absolutely necessary to start discarding and restocking with the relevant structures of the 99 percent.Lectures at Dewey Square
- Anthony Arnove, co-authored Voices of a People's History of the United States with Howard Zinn
- Bruno Bosteels, professor at Cornell University and author of Badiou and Politics and The Actuality of Communism
- Chad Montrie, professor at UMass Lowell, author of A People’s History of Environmentalism in the United States
- Elaine Bernard, executive director of Harvard's Labor and Worklife Program (The War on Public Employees & Their Unions)
- Elaine Bernard & Immanuel Ness (Panel: From Occupy to Workers Control)
- Fred Magdoff, co-authored What Every Environmentalist Needs To Know about Capitalism with John Bellamy Foster
- Gary Leupp, professor at Tufts University (Elite Control Over US Foreign Policy: Lessons from Vietnam, to Iraq, to Today)
- Gar Alperovitz, author of America Beyond Capitalism and Atomic Diplomacy: Hiroshima and Potsdam
- Luis Jimenez, The Perils of American Democracy: The Institutional Basis Behind Our 'Broken Politics'
- Michael Denning, American cultural historian, professor at Yale University, and author of The Cultural Front
- Noam Chomsky, linguistic scientist, longtime professor at MIT, political activist, and scholar
- Noel Ignatiev, longtime political activist and author of How the Irish Became White (Race and Occupy)
- Norman Finkelstein, author of Image and Reality in the Israel-Palestine Conflict, Beyond Chutzpah, and The Holocaust Industry
- Paul Le Blanc, professor at La Roche College and author of Lenin and the Revolutionary Party
- Richard Wolf, Marxist economist, professor at the New School, and author of Capitalism Hits the Fan
- Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, professor, author of Outlaw Woman: A Memoir of the War Years, 1960-1975 and Blood on the Border
- Victor Wallis, professor at Berklee College of Music, managing editor of Socialism and Democracy (Roots of the Current Crisis)
- Victor Wallis & Joseph Ramsey, a discussion on Occupy Boston with Lecture Series organizer and Victor Wallis
- Vijay Prashad, author of The Darker Nations: A People’s History of the Third World
Economics Forum
For playlist with lectures from the Occupy Boston Economics Forum on YouTube, click here.
- Arjun Jayadev, assistant professor of economics at UMass Boston, "The False Doctrine of Austerity"
- Frank Ackerman, Capitalism, Energy, and Climate Change
- Gar Alperovitz, author of America Beyond Capitalism and Atomic Diplomacy: Hiroshima and Potsdam
- Julie Matthaei, professor of economics at Wellesley College, "An Introduction to the Solidarity Economy" (Vimeo video, not available on YouTube)
- Mark Blyth & Kevin P. Gallagher, Austerity Games and the Global Impacts of Wall Street
Citizens United Forum
For playlist with all lectures from the Occupy Boston Citizens United Forum on YouTube, click here.
- Julius Levine, Public Financing of Elections--A Way Station: Fair, Just & Good Government--The Destination
- Corey Atkins & Donna Palermino, The Implications of Corporate Personhood & What We Can Do About it (panel discussion on OB-TV)
- Summit on Corporate Personhood, organized by the Citizens United Against Political Bribery Working Group
- Julius Levine, Campaign Finance Breakout Discussion
- John Bonifaz, Should Corporations Be Treated as People Under the 14th Amendment of the Constitution?
Health Justice Forum
For playlist with all lectures from the Occupy Boston Health Justice Forum on YouTube, click here.
Military Forum
For playlist with all lectures from the Occupy Boston Military Forum on YouTube, click here.
- Cost of War Listening Sessions: Military Family and Veteran Speakout
- Brian Kwoba & Marilyn Levin, US Wars in the Middle East: Much Ado About Oil
- Jim Scarborough, A Matter of Honor: Veterans and the First Amendment
Anarchism Forum
For playlist with all lectures from the Occupy Boston Anarchism Forum on YouTube, click here.
- Dennis Fox, retired professor of Legal Studies and Psychology, Anarchism, Psychology, and Law
- Tristan Husby & Patrick St. John, An Intro to Modern Anarchism: Isn't Libertarian Socialism a Contradiction?
Other Teach-Ins at Occupy Boston
For playlist with all other teach-ins at Occupy Boston's Free School University on YouTube, click here.
- International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal,Corporate Negligence & Bhopal, India: An Ongoing Disaster
- Marshall Ganz, Teach-In: Movement Building and Organizing Strategies
- Matthew Lowe, Active Listening 101: How to Have a Friendly Disagreement
- Rob Swanson, Anonymity & Security on the Web
- Van Jones, author of The Green Collar Economy on "Saving the American Dream"