What does the tech industry have to do with war, surveillance, and the erosion of our civil rights? More than most people know.
Join RootsAction for a free Zoom screening of Forever Peace Now — a documentary that pulls back the curtain on how Big Tech companies are driving global conflict and quietly dismantling civil liberties worldwide. The screening will be followed by a live panel discussion with the film's director and one of America's most prominent anti-war voices.
Register here, for free, to get the link for May 14 at 5 pm PT / 8 pm ET.
Panelists:
Norman Solomon is co-founder and national director of RootsAction and founder of the Institute for Public Accuracy. Immersed in anti-war, social justice, and environmental movements since the late 1960s, he is the author of a dozen books including "War Made Invisible," "War Made Easy," and "Made Love, Got War." Norman is featured in the film.
Vahid Razavi is the director of Forever Peace Now and author of "Ethics in Tech and Lack Thereof." A longtime advocate for digital rights and human rights accountability, he is the founder of ForeverPeaceNow.com and ParentsPlea.com.
Brett Wilkins is a staff writer for Common Dreams, the nonprofit, independent news website founded in 1997 that provides daily breaking news, commentary, and progressive perspectives.
Rev. Martin Todd Allen is Associate Minister for The Church For The Fellowship of All People. Rev. Allen has been a prison, hospital, and military Chaplain. He is a proud father and currently resides in Jackson Mississippi.