Preston Anarchist Thing
New meetup for anarchists around Lancashire and North West UK.
Meeting at Market Tavern.
Signal group for updates: https://anon.to/UbmIku
New meetup for anarchists around Lancashire and North West UK.
Meeting at Market Tavern.
Signal group for updates: https://anon.to/UbmIku
From ANTIMILITARISTICKÁ INICIATIVA [ AMI ]
Over the last few months, various revolutionary internationalist anarchist organisations put their names to the following statement. Though itself ready for an update it was the precursor to establishing a new network of anarchist internationalists to achieve the following:
From University Press, Florida Atlantic University student run news
Formed in 2020, this student organization says community is its main goal.
Topic of the Week: Mic check 1 2 3. Checking in (checking out) this week, we’re asking how you are feeling. It's a check in, like before your anarchist meeting starts or something like that. A larger spotlight and importance has been given to the idea of checking in on friends and loved ones during the pandemic to see how they are doing.
From the 13th to the 16th of April 2023 in Bielefeld.
We want anarchy. We want freedom and autonomy for all without domination and borders. We want the subversion of the existing. We want social revolution. So that our will and our ideas won‘t stay phrases without content, we have to confront ourselves with the surrounding reality—that is, with those conditions and this world in which we‘re forced to live here and now.
From A las barricadas by Acratosaurio rex, English translation by Anarchist News
I think anarchists, before resorting to gathering for the sake of gathering, which is like an ethnic and very prehistoric thing (searching for anarchists just because they’re anarchists), should make an analysis of their local reality, look for a concrete objective (susceptible to broadening and modifying), and based on that, look for people with common interests to launch the attack.
From Empty Hands by Spencer Beswick
Against All Domination at Anarchist Gatherings (1986-89)
A series of annual gatherings from 1986 to 1989 revitalized the anarchist movement and built the infrastructure for national and continental coordination. I will share more writing about this in the future, but I wanted to share a quick anecdote about the debates over food and animal liberation at these convergences. They offer a window into the evolving values and ethical norms of the anarchist movement at the time. Anarchists developed a commitment to fighting all forms of oppression, hierarchy, and domination—including of other species—rather than solely focusing on capitalism and the state.
From London Anarchist Bookfair and Antiuniversity
The Antiuniversity and the Anarchist Bookfair in London are joining forces in 2021 to bring together a week-long Antiuniversity Festival from the 4th to the 10th of September and the Anarchist Bookfair on the 11th and 12th of September.
From It's Going Down
Invitation/ Call for Participants:
After various attempts to break with the endogamy of our collectives, of trying and failing to move beyond merely interpreting the works of classical anarchists, we have decided to launch this call. Our objective is to meet others and exchange experiences, skills, ideas and dreams; to return anarchism to the streets and incorporate it into everyday life.
This week we’re hitting the reset button and starting over. Renewing the anarchist tradition by exploring and examining ourselves, our perspectives, attributes, experiences, and actions. In this topic of the week, our aim is the sharing of insight around the idea of reflection.