Amnesty Book Club: Let This Radicalize You

Join us for a discussion of Let This Radicalize You by Kelly Hayes and Mariame Kaba, an inspirational guide to mutual aid and protest. The book is a collection of essays that illustrate the varied and personal events that shape activists and grow them into active participants in their communities.

During the gathering we will discover how to bring the book’s suggestions into our own lives by discussing these questions:

• What are some of the differences between organizing and activism?
• Why is relationship building important?
• How have we been disconnected from the organizing of our ancestors?
• What is the practice of active hope?
• What is one group local to you that is serving the community?

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• Date: Sunday, 29 March 2026
• Time: 2:15 – 4:30pm *
• Location: NTU Humanities Building 國立臺灣大學人文大樓
  The venue is in room B109 of NTU Humanities Building. The building is on NTU’s main campus (near Gongguan MRT). Please see the google maps pin here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/7Yrhc1EQhzAkHnEA9 and the location coordinates are: 25°01'03.5"N 121°32'03.1"E
  We will send detailed instructions including a map and pictures of how to find the building to registered participants.
• RSVP: [https://forms.gle/V1nhc2kLiPkUvXNs9 ](https://forms.gle/V1nhc2kLiPkUvXNs9)

* Because of the nature of the venue, unfortunately we will not be able to let anyone in after 2:30pm, so it’s very important you join us on time. We will have a member of our group welcoming you at the front door from 2:15 - 2:30pm; after this time frame, the door will be locked.

The book club meeting is free to attend. Please note that the space is generously being shared with us so please do not consume food or drinks other than water.

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About Amnesty Book Club:
Reading and discussing books broaden our world, and action improves it. Amnesty Book Club explores human rights stories from around the world through literature, creating space for reflection, discussion and action. By reading together and engaging in guided conversations, we aim to deepen our understanding of global injustices and strengthen our personal and collective responses.

Our meetings focus on:
- Finding personal lessons in texts
- Connecting with local activists
- Supporting each other to take action
- Joining our resources together
- Learning from each other

We aim to create a thoughtful, respectful space for shared reading and discussion. We invite participants to read through our book club’s community guidelines before attending: [https://shorturl.at/StwrW ](https://shorturl.at/StwrW)

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The book is available to purchase at Eslite (it’s print-on-demand) and you can also find it on Google store, Kobo, etc.