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Justice Works 2014

8:30am EDT

Registration King Street Courtyard

10:00am EDT

Welcome & Remarks King Street Ballroom

10:45am EDT

New Tactics & Ideas for a New York that Works for All of Us King Street Ballroom Participatory Budgeting in NYC: Radical Cooperation, Government & Community King Street Ballroom Philanthropy as a Spark for Social Justice Organizing King Street Ballroom

11:15am EDT

Our Communities on the Brink: Real Solutions for the Front Lines Fight Against Poverty King Street Ballroom

12:30pm EDT

Lunch Fort Orange Courtyard

1:30pm EDT

$15 and a Union: The Rising Tide of Low Wage Workers for a Just Economy Fort Orange 5 Faith Partnerships: Organizing In and With Faith Communities High Street 26 Fighting for Health and Justice in the Era of Bomb Trains Town Hall Amphitheater From Brown v. Board of Education to Today: Engaging Parents and Students in the Struggle for Equality in Education Fort Orange 7 Making NY Work with Common Sense Economics High Street 24 Moving People to Action: the Power of Storytelling The Lodge The Art of Our Struggle: Banging on the System with Just the Right Note Fort Orange 9 Without a Strategy You're Spinning Your Wheels Shaker Room

3:00pm EDT

Break King Street Courtyard

3:15pm EDT

Performance: Taina Asili and Gaetano Vaccaro King Street Ballroom

3:30pm EDT

Dr. Imani Perry - With Community and Justice for All: Post-Racist Organizing in the 21st Century King Street Ballroom

4:15pm EDT

Keynote Discussions King Street Ballroom

5:15pm EDT

Cocktail Hour King Street Courtyard

6:30pm EDT

Dinner King Street Ballroom Dinner Speakers: Senate Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins & State Senators Rivera and Tkaczyk - A State Senate that Works for All of Us: How New Leadership Will Win Our Progressive Agenda King Street Ballroom

8:00pm EDT

Performance: Danielle Ponder and the Tomorrow People The Tavern

7:30am EDT

Nondenominational Service Suite 120

8:00am EDT

Breakfast King Street Courtyard

8:30am EDT

Citizen Action of New York At-Large Directors Election The Lodge

9:00am EDT

Rep. Paul Tonko - Renewing the Promise: Supporting a Progressive Vision for America that Celebrates Diversity and Empowers People King Street Ballroom

10:00am EDT

Breaking the School to Prison Pipeline: Statewide Strategy Session Fort Orange 9 Civic Engagement Best Practices Shapshot: What Works, What Doesn't and How to Tell the Difference High Street 26 Drilling Down on Fracking: Next Steps in Building the Movement Fort Orange 7 Hobby Lobby, the WEA and the Women’s Vote Town Hall Amphitheater Let's Talk About Race: Structural Racism 101 Fort Orange 5 Making NY Work with Common Sense Economics High Street 24 Moving People to Action: the Power of Storytelling The Lodge Volunteer Recruitment to Build a More Multicultural Movement: Challenges and Strategies Shaker Room

11:30am EDT

Break King Street Courtyard

11:45am EDT

Being Visible: Rallies, Protests, and Raising Awareness Fort Orange 7 Climate Justice: Turning the March into a Movement Fort Orange 5 How Elections Are Won - And Lost Town Hall Amphitheater Making NY Work with Common Sense Economics High Street 24 Rethinking House Parties To Build Power On The Ground High Street 26 The Race Debate Fort Orange 9 Using Social Media to Be a Rockstar Volunteer for Your Candidate The Lodge Who Has the Power? Using Power Analysis to Win Campaigns Shaker Room

1:30pm EDT

Performance by The Peace Poets King Street Ballroom Lunch King Street Ballroom

2:00pm EDT

Ilyse Hogue - Changing the Culture Through Changing the Conversation: The Rise of Online Dialogue in Shaping the Debate King Street Ballroom