“Freedom of media and expression,” 29 March 2013, Tunis; photo by Frances Hasso
Sylvia Orduno of U.S. Social Forum in discussion with a French activist; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
Tent meeting of U.S. Social Forum in Zone C; 29 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso
I visited the Tunisian First Aid station at WSF for medical advice; these safe sex posters were outside the entry by the main table; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
This meeting of the U.S. Social Forum included attendees from Europe, Africa, and Arab countries; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
U.S. Social Forum activists at open meeting; 29 March 2013; WSF Tunis; photo by Frances Hasso
Sylvia Orduno of the U.S. and 2 Tunisian 15-year-old activists who were simply amazing in their forthright and sophisticated political analyses; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
U.S. Occupy activists (“the Global Square” group) strategize in the morning about the use of global media platforms in Zone C; WSF, Tunis; 29 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso
Defending the global commons against mining; World Social Forum Tunis; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
U.S. Social Forum; Tunis WSF; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
Pink Panthers (anarchist), I don’t know which chapter; some queerish graffiti at the WSF in Tunis; 29 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso
Amazing — Sylvia is the fourth person I found in Tunis who I knew from the U.S. 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
Pro-Palestinian and anti-Zionist sentiments were widespread at WSF Tunis; 29 March 2013; Zone A; photo by Frances Hasso
The Ultras are soccer fan clubs; in Tunisia and Egypt, they are anarchist and highly politicized; they were in the WSF house in Tunis; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
“More than a billion persons in the world suffer from hunger — Why?” World Social Forum Tunis; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
Global Assembly of Movements; Another world is possible in 4 languages; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
Is that a dragon or a dinosaur? 29 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso
Dancing at the WSF; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
Anarchist gay power at WSF, at least on the wall; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
Anarchists sit down, chant, at end of march in entry to Zone A; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
Global Assembly of Movements, Amphitheatre 1; World Social Forum Tunis; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
Anarchists march against capitalism and the WSF at the WSF in Tunis; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
“Freedom for the Ultras – Torcida 2008”; this is a Tunisian Ultras soccer fan club; politicized and established in 2008; 29 March 2013, WSF Tunis; photograph by Frances Hasso
Here, people raise v for victory signs for the success of a continuing Tunisian revolution; Global Assembly of Movements, Ampitheatre 1; World Social Forum Tunis; 29 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso
Global Assembly of Movements, Amphitheatre 1; World Social Forum Tunis; 29 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso
Labor unions and the Arab Revolutions; directing people to a meeting place and time; Brasil, France, Tunisia, Argentina; Zone C of WSF; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
Palestinians partying to music at the WSF; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
Global Assembly of Movements banner, Amphitheatre 1; World Social Forum Tunis; 29 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso
This is a trash bin on the path to Zone D; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
Global Assembly of Movements, Ampitheatre 1; room is filling up and high energy; World Social Forum Tunis; 29 March 2013; photo by Frances Hasso
Global Assembly of Movements, Amphitheatre 1; World Social Forum Tunis; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
U.S. Social Forum representative speaks; Global Assembly of Movements, Amphitheatre 1; World Social Forum Tunis; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
Global Assembly of Movements, Amphitheatre 1; World Social Forum Tunis; 29 March 2013; photograph by Frances Hasso
“To engage young people in political struggle, a plan of concrete transformation must be put into place. What action do you propose?” 29 March 2013, WSF Tunis; photo by Frances Hasso
