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| February 27 – March 1, 2003 |
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| The College of Santa Fe is hosting a national conference
to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the production of the film,
SALT OF THE EARTH - one of the most important and controversal
films in American cinema history. The Conference will address
various themes drawn from the movie including, workers' rights,
the struggle of women for social and economic justice, and freedom
of expression. Scholars, artists, filmakers, workers and students
will come together to explore issues that are as resonant today
as they were 50 years ago. |
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Larry Ceplair - Professor,
Santa Monica College |
Noam Chomsky - Professor,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
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Barbara Ehrenreich - Author, Nickel-and-Dimed |
Dolores Huerta - UFW Co-Founder |
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Victor Navasky - Publisher and Editorial
Director, The Nation |
Robert Rosen - Dean, UCLA School of
Theater, Film & Television |
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Howard Zinn - Professor Emeritus,
Boston University |
R. David Myers & Jonathan Wacks - Co-Chairs
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Hard
Times : The History of Labor in the Southwest
Class
Matters : Women in the Struggle for
Economic Justice
Darkness
at Noon :
The
Hollywood Blacklist |
On the Line :
Organized
Labor in America Today
Missing :
Political
Filmmaking in Hollywood
Neo-McCarthyism
: Defending Freedom in the Age of Terror |
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Phone:
505-424-4001 | FAX: 505-473-6403
| Email: salt@csf.edu
DONORS
AND SPONSORS:
The I.A. O'Shaughnessy Foundation
The Lannan Foundation
New Mexico Endowment for the Humanities
Santa Fe Art Institute
The College of Santa Fe
KUNM
Los Alamos National Lab Foundation
LewAllen Contemporary
The Lensic Performing Arts Center
Center of Contemporary Art
IA Local 480 (JON HENDRY)
Santa Fe Audio Visual
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