Who gets remembered in struggle? Across movements shaped by occupation, repression, and displacement, people have continually found ways to leave traces of resistance. From underground media to martyr commemorations and collective memory, these practices have helped sustain political movements, preserve histories, and connect communities across time and space.
This Resistance Library session will explore how underground voices have shaped political struggles. Together, we will consider what these histories can teach us about memory, communication, and the role of culture in sustaining movements for liberation today.
You can find downloadable versions of the reading list here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JtMWsYcTuhI76xrvMWNRZxZLkm1Pf5c0
Questions that will be discussed in the session, and the primary and secondary list breakdown can be found here: Reading Group - Nijjor Manush
This is an unfunded event organised by volunteers. Any donations are greatly appreciated and will be used to pay for venue hire/go back into Nijjor Manush's work.