These days the student movement is rising all over the world. But far not in every country has it reached such a scale as in Chile and Canadian province Quebec, where it has become one of the main factors of social life. What was the reason for student protest activities? What did they manage to achieve, and what still has not changed? What can Ukrainian libertarian student movement learn from these events? And, finally, who is cooler \u2013 Camila Vallejo, or Anarchopanda?<\/p>\n
Denys Pilash<\/strong> \u2013 PhD student at National Taras Shevchenko University of Kyiv, \u201cDirect Action\u201d and \u201cLeft Opposition\u201d activist.<\/p>\n Within the framework of Education Week and Global Education Strike<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Lecture by Denys Pilash November 15th, 2012, Thursday, 18:00 These days the student movement is rising all over the world. But far not in every country has it reached such a scale as in Chile and Canadian province Quebec, where … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"http:\/\/vcrc.org.ua\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/11\/denys_pilash_eng-283x400.jpg\" "\\"denys_pilash_eng\\"")
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