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Saturday September 5, 2026 10:00am - 11:30am CDT
This panel will explore journalism and other writing about the solidarity networks and mutual aid efforts that emerged in Minneapolis, Los Angeles and other US cities in response to the Trump administration's ICE surge. Speakers include the 2026 Daniel Singer Prize winner Diane de Vignemont, whose winning essay is entitled "Minneapolis Protests Sound a Lot Like the French Resistance," as well as Adam Goodman (Professor at University of Illinois Chicago and author of The Deportation Machine) and Memo Torres (journalist with L.A. TACO and host of the "Daily Memo").
Speakers
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Adam Goodman

Adam Goodman, Professor at University of Illinois Chicago and author of The Deportation Machine
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Memo Torres

Memo Torres, journalist with L.A. TACO
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Diane de Vignemont

Diane de Vignemont, journalist and winner of this year's Daniel Singer Prize
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Saturday September 5, 2026 10:00am - 11:30am CDT
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