Join us for Day 2 of the conference, which features special programs and screenings in the Cantor Auditorium, including a conversation led by Charles M. Blow and the New York premiere of the film Winnie. There are also workshops throughout the Museum, including D.I.Y. screenprinting and zine-making, among many others.

• 11 am–6 pm Workshops, thinkshops, and film screenings—View the full schedule.

All-access tickets for Saturday are $30 ($15 for students and artists). Some of the Saturday programs have limited capacity and require a separate ticket. Tickets will be available at registration on a first-come, first-served basis. Tickets for the full conference are $65–$150 ($25–$85 for students and artists). Student and artist discounts are available by emailing tickets@brooklynmuseum.org. Limited number of tickets available. Because programming runs all day with limited breaks, we highly recommend purchasing a boxed lunch ($19 per day), and joining other attendees to eat lunch in our Beaux-Arts Court.

Programs:

• Conversation: Charles M. Blow, op-ed columnist, The New York Times, with Brittney Packnett, Vice President of National Community Alliances at Teach For America, and Ambassador Patrick Gaspard, Vice President, Open Society Foundations
• Google Love Letters, video presentation and discussion
• NY Premiere of the Film Winnie (2017) and conversation with Gay McDougall
• Talk: Laurie Jo Reynolds: “We Shouldn’t Have Policies We Are Afraid to Talk About”
• Mirror/Echo/Tilt: Performance Workshop led by Melanie Crean
• Protest Poster Screenprinting Workshop: Hosted by Amplifier
• The Women’s March Presents “The Resistance Revival” Workshop
• Open Access: A Demonstration by Carmen Papalia
• Film Retrospective of the Global Women’s Health Movement with Our Bodies Ourselves
• Staging Change: The Fusion of Theater Arts and Activism: Teen Workshop Led by Katie Cappiello
• Artist’s Eye tour with Zoë Buckman and Natalie Frank of Roots of “The Dinner Party”: History in the Making
• The Laundromat Project workshop led by 2017 Create Change artist Lizania Cruz
• Con Artist Collective Zine-Making Workshop
• ArtChangeUS: Arts in a Changing America Workshop led by affiliated artists 
• Special Performance by The Dream Unfinished Orchestra

Generous support for The Brooklyn Conference has been provided by Open Society Foundations.