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DAY ONE — SATURDAY, January 9, 2016 | |
8:00am | Registration and check-in / flag-raising (8:15) |
8:30am | Pledge & Welcome to APSP Plenary 2016! Gaida Kambon The task that the Office of the Chair has set for itself with this Plenary is to deepen the understanding and unity in the Party and throughout the Uhuru Movement, with the task of this period and to ensure that the necessary tactics, strategies and protocols are in place to enable us to take full advantage of what the period offers to advance the revolution. |
8:40am | Political Overview: Seize the time! Chairman Omali Yeshitela Ferguson created a new normal and greater responsibilities for the work. There have been many successes, the latest being the Women’s Organization Conference and the consolidation of the African National Women’s Organization (ANWO), but there are many more victories that must be won. The Party must prepare to govern. Seize the time! |
9:30am | Q & A |
9:50am | What is to be done? –
1. The Final Offensive Initiative
Chairman Omali Yeshitela The Final Offensive Initiative (FOI) was organized to provide leadership for the Party-led movement on one united trajectory. The initiative will implement the mandates of the Party’s Fifth and Sixth Congresses, will routinely sum-up current actions and campaigns of the Party and will involve the following A, B, C, D below. |
10:30am | Appeal Yejide Orunmila and Aisha Fields |
10:50am | Q & A |
11:10am | A.) Chairman’s Tour Tammy Harris and Gaida Kambon Promotion of Chairman Omali Yeshitela, his writings and African Internationalism (key factor of the Final Offensive), promotion of African Internationalism, Uhuru Tours and Speakers Bureau |
11:45am | Q & A |
12:00pm | Lunch |
1:00pm | B.) Mini Intensives Gaida Kambon (U.S.), Luwezi Kinshasa (EU and Africa), Omowale Kefing Continue to develop the cadre training program with public studies, live broadcasts, regional mini intensives and a month-long cadre school in 2016. 1. Cadre Training Programs
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1:45pm | Q & A |
2:00pm | C.) The Political and Economic are One: Forward the Party’s Strategy of the Office of the Deputy Chair Deputy Chair Ona Zené Yeshitela and Aisha Fields The development of the economic work of the Party while developing and promoting economic development for the entire colonially dispersed African nation.
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3:00pm | Q & A |
3:15pm | Ebola Campaign in West Africa |
3:45pm | Q & A |
DAY TWO — SUNDAY, January 10, 2016 | |
8:00am | Registration, Flag, Welcome |
8:30am | D.) Consolidating Territory / Massive Recruitment Plan Panel: Chimurenga Waller, Aaron O'Neal, Kobina Bantushango
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11:30am | Q & A |
12:00pm | Lunch |
1:00pm |
Establishing Protocols for Agit-Prop Departments Javon Gammon, Chairman Omali Yeshitela
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3:00pm | Q & A |
3:20pm | Break |
Departmental Reports | |
3:35pm | The African National Women Organization (ANWO) Yejide Orunmila ANWO represents a great leap forward for the Party and the Revolution. Win the Party and Uhuru Movement to recognize the significance of the new organization, its goals and point the way forward for the organization. |
4:00pm | Q & A |
4:15pm | Black is Back Coalition Black Community Control Event |
4:45pm | Q & A |
5:00pm | Security Bakari Olatunji The intensity of the imperialist crisis has created a heightened degree of desperation for imperialism resulting in heightened danger for our revolutionaries, the Party and Uhuru Movement and the African community in general. The objective conditions require that we create a heightened level of security consciousness in the Party and throughout the revolutionary movement. |
5:40pm | Q & A |
5:55pm | Establishing
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6:05pm | Closing and Adjourn |