A2C Île-de-France invites you to his 3e regional weekend of discussions and debates, November 9 and 10 at Maltais Rouge, 40 rue de Malte in Paris. The room is accessible to people with reduced mobility.
This weekend is intended to be a moment of sharing, listening and collective reflection. It is open to everyone, regardless of the degree of involvement in the movement and the political environment in which we operate. The more people there are, the richer the discussions will be, so don't hesitate to invite people around you ! It is possible to participate in a discussion or the entire weekend. If you are not very comfortable expressing yourself in public: no pressure, each person does as they wish and we will be delighted if you come !
Programme :
Saturday November 9
9:30 a.m.: Welcome – Coffee, tea
10h-12h30 : Political situation – How to help develop international solidarity ?
12:30 p.m.-2 p.m.: Lunch break
14h-16h30 : Crisis of capitalism – Poor distribution of wealth ?
16h30-17h : Pause
17h-19h30 : Vote for the RN – Racist adherence or social distress ?
Sunday November 10:
9:30 a.m.: Welcome – Coffee, tea
10h-12h30 : The history of the Bundrevolutionary, anti-Zionist and anti-fascist movement of Jewish workers
12:30 p.m.-2 p.m.: Lunch break
14h-16h30 : A2C compasses – How does theory help us to advocate? ?
Practical information:
Accommodation
For people who live far away, accommodation is possible with one of our comrades (mixed choice option).
Transportation costs
Money should not be a barrier to accessing these moments: transport costs can be covered collectively.
For children:
The same for children. A daycare is organized at another location during the day.
For meals:
Don't hesitate to come from 9:30 a.m. both days for breakfast on site.
On Saturday and Sunday lunchtime, a collective vegetarian meal will be offered.
Participation at free price
Each person participating in the weekend contributes financially to the costs of the weekend (meals, daycare) within their means.
Inscriptions :
To enable us to best assess needs in terms of number of meals, diets, accommodation, childcare, there is a registration form. Get in touch, we will send it to you.
Do not hesitate to contact us for any further questions !
Who are we ?
Class autonomy (A2C) is an organization bringing together since 2016 revolutionaries from different localities who are involved on a daily and long-term basis in what we call the movement.
The movement is the structures that our class equips itself with to act, raise its head, defend itself, and question the functioning of society. These are unions, anti-racist, feminist, anti-fascist, anti-validist, environmentalist collectives, neighborhood assemblies, networks…
We recognize ourselves as Marxists in the sense that we believe that the class struggle is still relevant today, that the emancipation of workers will be the work of the workers themselves. This struggle can only be resolved by a revolution led by our class, therefore from below, from the base. We have no hope that the State will be on our side, nor that it will be neutral or flexible to our interests.
Revolution is a necessity if we do not want to fall into war, fascism, the successive and fatal crushing of entire sections of the population. Intellectuals only “think” about the revolution. However, theoretical training is lacking without humble and voluntary practice. Conversely, we believe that involvement within grassroots organizations is not sufficient to move towards the overthrow of the ruling class, capitalism and oppression. Hence the need to step back to formulate a strategy, based on experiences in the movement.
Therein lies the meaning of our intervention: we wish to contribute, on our scale, to building the autonomy of our class. Concerned about developing a revolutionary strategy in the movement and for the movement, we are convinced of the need to meet, to exchange on our experiences of struggles, our analyses, to self-train, to debate and polemicize …To articulate all our struggles, to articulate theory and practice. We want to strengthen self-confidence, by sharpening self-awareness. We want to give ourselves the means to win.
