NOTE: Everyone is now able to watch the film (at any time!) in the link provided below that the film-maker generously uploaded for us. We now have a 300 person capacity for our Q&A session that starts at 8:35pm. We will record the session in case we reach our maximum limit and can send you a link to view the recorded Q&A once it is posted online.

FREE ON-LINE SCREENING follow by Q&A:
As the coronavirus spreads, the crisis raises urgent questions about how we protect our people in the face of a mounting health and economic crisis of global proportions. What can organizers and community leaders learn from those on the frontlines of the AIDS pandemic both past and present? What time-tested and new forms of resistance and mutual aid can guide our collective response to COVID-19?

ABOUT THE FILM:
Join us for a free on-line screening of United in Anger: The History of ACT-UP, the award-winning documentary that traces the pioneering AIDS activist group that emerged from NYC during the 1980’s, demanding transformative change in the face of greed, bigotry and neglect.

HOW THIS WORKS:

🎥 7PM (or earlier at your convenience!) - everyone can view the 93min film from your home device via this link (set it to highest HD quality): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcP4a8oN2tA

🙋 8:35PM - live moderated Q&A video interview with an open chat box where you can also pose questions.
Join from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device via this link: https://zoom.us/j/842968119
You can also call in via the tap mobile number:
+19294362866,,842968119# US (New York)
Meeting ID: 842 968 119

QUESTION & ANSWERS W/ SPECIAL GUESTS:
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KENYON FARROW is the senior editor of TheBody.com. He has a distinguished track record working in communities impacted by HIV as an activist, writer, and strategist, and is the former director of Queers for Economic Justice.

JIM HUBBARD has been making films since 1974 and is the director of United in Anger which won Best Documentary at MIX Milano and Reel Q Pittsburgh LGBT Film Festival, and has played at over 150 museums, universities and film festivals worldwide.
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ABOUT MAYDAY:
Mayday Spaceis a collectively-managed organizing and social hub for grassroots groups, neighborhood residents, artists and activists from across NYC (and beyond!) to hold classes, training, meetings, film screenings, retreats, conferences, art builds, and all-ages events on an affordable sliding scale. While our space is closed due to the COVID-19 crisis, we will be offering on-line programming and supporting mutual aid efforts on the ground. Sign-up for our weekly e-blast: http://eepurl.com/bH3Mxj or help sustain our work during these hard times by making a donation or becoming a Member: https://withfriends.co/mayday_space/join