The Adjunct Project
Contact: Jesse Goldstein, jgoldstein@gc.cuny.edu
The Adjunct Project is a group of Graduate Center students who work as adjuncts within the CUNY system. More than half of all classes at CUNY are now taught by adjuncts instead of full-time professors who have the time, money, and job security to provide the quality education that all CUNY students deserve. Adjuncts, on the other hand, are paid at below poverty-level wages and have no job security and minimal benefits. The interests of adjuncts and students are aligned. Together we can fight for a better CUNY.

African Internationalist Student Organization (AISO)
Contact: Diop Olugbala, inpdumorganizer@yahoo.com
The African Internationalist Student Organization (AISO) is the student wing of the revolutionary African People's Socialist Party (APSP), which is a political party that represents the class interests of the African working class and poor peasants around the world. As the constituent organization of the Party, AISO and its members are expected to tow the Party line and bring revolutionary action back onto high school, college, and university campuses around the world.

Anarchist People of Color (APOC-NYC)
Contact: Javier Genaro, analysta@riseup.net BAYAN-USA
Contact: Valerie Francisco, valeriefrancisco@gmail.com
BAYAN-USA is an alliance of progressive Filipino groups in the U.S. representing organizations of students, scholars, women, workers, and youth; it serves as an information bureau for the national democratic movement of the Philippines and as a campaign center for anti-imperialist Filipinos in the U.S.

Beehive Collective
Contact: Diana Warwin, dwarwin@hotmail.com

Bluestockings Books
Contact: Malav Kanuga, (212) 777-6028, malav@bluestockings.com
www.bluestockings.com

Campus Antiwar Network
Contact: Leia Petty, leia.petty@gmail.com

Casa Atabex Ache
Contacts: Karen Lopez, karenatcasa@aol.com, Toyin Adebanjo, toyinatcasa@aol.com

The Coalition for the Revitalization of Asian American Studies at Hunter (CRAASH)
Contact: Sasha Ahuja, snahuja@hotmail.com
The Coalition for the Revitalization of Asian American Studies at Hunter (CRAASH) is a student-led organization that began in April 2007 in response to the inadequate conditions of the Asian American Studies (AAS) Program at Hunter College.

Communities in Support of KGIA (CISKGIA)
Contact: Rachel Wofsky, email: kgiasupport@gmail.com
www.kgia.wordpress.com
Communities in Support of KGIA (CISKGIA) (www.kgia.wordpress.com) is a coalition of individuals and organizations from a multitude of communities, who have come together to support NYC's first Arabic dual language public school, the Khalil Gibran International Academy, and its founding principal, Debbie Almontaser, and to speak out against anti-Arab and anti-Muslim racism.

Community Empowerment Organization
Contact: A. Barry, abarry@wildblue.net
Community Empowerment Organization Mission: To Build Wealth and Heal ALL Nations by facilitating the introduction and advancement of “A New Breed of Professional for the 21st Century!” – while effecting positive social change, personal growth and the financial resurrection of the world’s inhabitants and institutions.

Community Vision Council
Contact: Asantewaa Harris, ahgatnet@hotmail.com
Community Vision Council/CVC began grass roots organizing in NYC to address community issues relating to food insecurity, high rates of obesity, diabetes and other food related health conditions burdening people of color that are PREVENTABLE.

CUNY Contingents Unite
Contact: Jennifer Gaboury, jgaboury@earthlink.net

The CUNY Disorientation Guide
Contact: David Spataro, dspataro@gc.cuny.edu

CUNY Is Our Future
Contact: William Crain, BillCrain@aol.com

December 12th Movement
Contact: Roger Wareham, rwarehamlaw@aol.com
D12 has been one of the leading forces in the struggle to link the movement for reparations and self-determination for African-Americans with the struggle for self determination for Africa and reparations for the African countries that were victimized by the slave trade.

Domestic Workers United
Contact: Diana Sierra, domesticworkersunited@gmail.com
Domestic Workers United is an organization of nannies, housekeepers and elderly caregivers in New York City, organizing for power, respect, fair labor standards and to help build a movement to end exploitation once and for all.

GABRIELA Network
Contact: Catherine-Mercedes Judge, NY/NJ Chapter Coordinator, phone: (212) 592-3507, email: Coordinator.nynj@gabnet.org / nynj@gabnet.org
www.gabnet.org
www.myspace.com/gabnetnynj
GABNet is a U.S.-Philippine women's mass organization. Since our inception in 1989 we have focused our efforts on organizing, educating, networking, and advocating around the issues of sex trafficking, globalization, militarism, labor export and other structural adjustment programs imposed by international finance agencies like the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. GABNet provides the means by which Filipinas in the US can empower themselves, functions as training ground for women's leadership, and articulates the women's point of view.

Harlem Tenants Council
Nellie Hester Bailey, phone (646) 812-5188, email: harlemtenants@gmail.com

The Healing Drum Collective
Contact: Monique Ndigo Washington, thehealingdrumcollective@hotmail.com

Hostos Educators' Association
Contact: Jessica Morales, saikoroji@gmail.com

Independent Parents Organizations
Contact: Granville Leo Stevens, Granville.Stevens@att.net

International Socialist Organization
Contact: Stephanie Schwartz, stephschwartz@gmail.com

Kasama Project
Contact: Freddy Bastone, shinethepath@gmail.com

League for the Revolutionary Party
Contact: Mark Turner, lrpcofi@earthlink.net
The League for the Revolutionary Party (LRP) is dedicated to the restoration of authentic Marxism and the political independence of the working class everywhere. We publish the political and theoretical magazine Proletarian Revolution. The decisive task today is the building of working-class revolutionary parties in every country to provide the necessary leadership for the mass upheavals ahead. For more information, visit www.lrp-cofi.org.

Movement In Motion Artist & Activist Collective
Contact: Spiritchild, spiritchild@movementinmotion.org, phone: (646) 319-6523
www.movementinmotion.org
Movement In Motion (MinM) is an Artist & Activist Collective that disseminates information through cultural mediums. We create rhymes, music, films and other forms of artwork to dialogue with our respective communities for social, economical and political change.

The New School for Social Revolution
Ronnie Almonte, ronniealmonte@gmail.com

New York State Leadership Council
Contact: Marisol Ramos, marisol@nysylc.org
The NYS Youth Leadership Council promotes the advancement of immigrant youth and children of immigrants through leadership development, organizing and advocacy. We believe in equal access to higher education regardless of immigration status. The NYS Youth Leadership Council has empowered youth to take a leading role in cultivating the next generation of leaders, and to sustain and build on the momentum of this historic period in the immigrant rights movement by providing a venue for young people to assume a leadership role in educating and organizing other youth around the issues that affect their lives. We are available to organize a workshop on access to higher education for immigrant students and organizing on behalf of the Dream Act legislation.

NYC Solidarity Without Borders
Contact: Andie Gersh, andiegersh@gmail.com
Solidarity Without Borders is a collective of allies coordinating action and support for local and international campaigns. New York City Solidarity Without Borders is a collective created to coordinate action in support of campaigns in Latin America and in our own communites that fight for justice, autonomy, and respect for the humane and free movement of people across borders.

Parents in Action for Leadership and Human Rights
Contact: Rolando Bini, rolando@parentsinaction.net
www.parentsinaction.net.
Our mission is to protect, preserve and strengthen families within a human rights framework. We aim to educate our communities about the social engineered cradle-to-prison pipeline industry and its by-product social cancer industries.

La Peña del Bronx
Contact: Rodolfo Leyton, rleyton@aol.com

Progressive Labor Party
Contact: Blair Arbaugh, blair.arbaugh@gmail.com
http://www.plp.org

PSC International Committee
Contact: Laura Kaplan, laurakaplan@igc.org

Radical Caucus of the Modern Language Association
Contact person: Pat Keeton, pkeeton@ramapo.edu
http://chss.montclair.edu/~furrg/rcpage.html
The Radical Caucus was founded in the late 60s, with the mission of bringing a radical, class-based, left consciousness and praxis to the MLA.

Sex Workers Project
Contact: Sienna Baskin, sbaskin@urbanjustice.org
The Sex Workers Project at the Urban Justice Center provides legal training, policy advocacy and documentation around the subject of sex work. The lawyers at the Sex Workers Project work in the fields of "criminal justice reform; trafficking in persons; and human rights documentation." The lawyers from that project will provide a technical and legal perspective as well as a comprehensive understanding of the law surrounding both trafficking in persons and sex workers rights.

The Shakti Center Collective for Gender and Sexuality-Based Activism
Contact: Padma Govindan, padma@shakticenter.org
The Shakti Center Collective for Gender and Sexuality-Based Activism is a collective of activists, performers, academics, and everyday revolutionaries who are creating a public dialogue on gender and sexuality in Chennai as a form of resistance against structuralized violence and discrimination. Our mission is to carve out safe spaces for individuals to explore their gender(s), their bodies, their sexualities, and their politics. Strategies include peer counseling support, educational programs, cultural events, creative and subversive media, and everyday conversations.

Student, Faculty, Community, Alumni Coalition for Justice at Medgar Evers College
Contact Persons: Jennifer Levia, Jennylevia@yahoo.com and Sherrie Moody, Sherriemoody62@yahoo.com, MEC Students
Issue of Greatest Concern: Student Activism
Telephone: (718) 270-6274

Students for a Democratic Society
Hunter College SDS: huntersds@gmail.com
Queens College SDS: queenscollegesds@gmail.com

SWANK
Email: swank@lists.riseup.net

Trabajadoras por La Paz
Contact: Rodolfo Leyton, rleyton@aol.com