United States Social Forum - Activities of The US Social Forum

Activities of The US Social Forum

  • Self-Organized Workshops
  • People's Movement Assemblies
  • Plenaries
  • Work Projects & Work Brigades
  • Detroit Expanded (DEX)
  • USSF Village & Canopies
  • Arts & Culture - Performances, Exhibitions, Film Festival
  • Children's Social forum & Youth Camp
  • Detroit Local Organizing
  • International Participation
  • Direct Action
  • Open Spaces
  • Tours
  • Grassroots Fundraising

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