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Federation of Revolutionary Anarchist Collectives writes
The following is the text from a new poster from the Federation of Revolutionary
Anarchist Collectives (FRAC). The poster is the first in a series and
is in both english and spanish. If you would like more information
on FRAC or would like to find out how to get a copy of the poster please
email: nightvision@ziplip.com or write:
FRAC
PO Box 4502
East Lansing, MI 48826
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No to Capitalist War, Yes to Anarchist Revolution!
You are holding the first in a series of posters produced by the Federation
of Revolutionary Anarchist Collectives of the Great Lakes Region (FRAC).
We are anarchist revolutionaries who struggle to put militant grassroots
action at the heart of social movements in our region and across North America.
The impending war on Iraq and the ongoing "war on terrorism" threaten the
lives and freedoms of millions. At the same time, they damage the prospects
for building a revolutionary movement to challenge white supremacy, patriarchy,
capitalism and the state. We oppose the war being forced down our throats
by Bush and the rest of his lot.
This poster examines the root causes of the impending war, possible methods
of resistance here in North America, and our vision of a free society. We
encourage you to place it in a prominent place where its message can be seen
by as wide a range of people as possible. At the end you will find contact
information for FRAC; check us out if you like what you see.
Anonymous Comrade writes "Comrades of SIL,
Here is the latest information on the Meeting of Autonomous People's
Organizations:
Circular of the Organizing Committee of the 1st Latin American Meeting of
Autonomous People's Organizations
Comrades
Our meeting is on the horizon we want to share some information about how
the preparations are going. .
Institute for Social Ecology writes
"Courses in Social Ecology
The Institute for Social Ecology (ISE), located amid central
Vermont's rolling mountains, has been a center for education
and action working with the ideas of social ecology since the
1970s. The ISE and its programs also serve as a forum for
serious dialog among ecological, social justice, and
anti-capitalist activists, as a laboratory for new ecological
technologies, and as a resource for community groups around
the world. For the spring and summer of 2003, the ISE is
again offering its widely acclaimed programs.
jim writes "The Berkeley Anarchist Students of Theory and Research And Development
(BASTARD) will be holding the 3rd Annual Anarchist Conference on March
30th (the day after the San Francisco Anarchist Bookfair).
The theme of this years conference is Anarchist economics. We request
workshop proposals on economics, economic related issues, and general
anarchist theory. The event will be held at New College again this year,
777 Valencia St. in San Francisco, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm.
BASTARD Website http://sfbay-anarchists.org/
conference email address conference@sfbay-anarchists.org"
Anonymous Comrade writes:
The nascent Center for the Humanities and Public Sphere, the
Department of English, and the Marxist Reading Group presents:
Born of Desertion: Singularity, Collectivity, Revolution
March 20-22 at the University of Florida, Gainesville
Keynote Speakers: Michael Hardt and Kristin Ross
Where is the Left now? How do we materialize collective
formations, and enact a justice in their name? How do we do this
at a moment when the world market and the right-wing body politic,
prodigiously engineering and rewriting the global imaginary, have
appeared as the frightening answer to certain strains of a
communal impulse so crucial to the Left?
edmar writes
Version>03
:: Digital Arts Convergence :: March 26-30 2003 :: Chicago :: Technotopia vs Technopacalypse ::::
exploring the multitudes of technology, society, arts, activism and culture ::
Co-presented by Select Media and the Museum of Contemporary Art
For its second annual
festival of digital media arts, the MCA and Select Media
examine two forceful trends, Globalization (the merging
of economies) and Singularity (the adaptation of man to
machine), as seen, created, and debated by programmers,
artists, scientists, activists and critical thinkers.
The five-day festival, Technotopia vs. Technopacalypse,
brings together emerging and leading practitioners employing
or responding to the latest advancements in virtual reality,
robotics, biotech, and other such technology defining
our time. The roster featured in concerts, films, installation
labs, workshops, and panel discussions consists of proponents
as well as critics of the latest developments.
Although I think that activist groups using yahoo for this sort of thing is a bit insane (yahoo sells info on list members to anyone) I decided to post this anyway-- U.F.
Anonymous Comrade writes "If you are interested in anti-fascist, lefty music and politics,
please feel free to join the UrbanRebel Yahoo newsgroup. It focuses on
anti-racist music, particularly streetpunk, punk and Oi! and on
anti-fascist politics and news, primarily from North America. Recent
postings include information on ARA events, anti-WCTOC news, updates on
anti-racist bands and labels, and more. To join the group, head on
over to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/UrbanRebel
Cheers!"
Anonymous Comrade writes
"The Jacob and Bessye Blaufarb Award for Video Tape Productions Relating
to the American Labor Movement.
The Jacob and Bessye Blaufarb Videotape Library of the American Labor
Movement was established at New York University in 1981 to preserve the
memories of the American labor movement. It always been closely
associated with the Tamiment Library and the Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives.
It is housed in the Elmer Holmes Bobst Library.
Anonymous Comrade writes
The nascent Center for the Humanities and Public Sphere, the
Department of English, and the Marxist Reading Group presents:
Born of Desertion: Singularity, Collectivity, Revolution
March 20-22 at the University of Florida, Gainesville
Keynote Speakers: Michael Hardt and Kristin Ross
Where is the Left now? How do we materialize collective
formations, and enact a justice in their name? How do we do this
at a moment when the world market and the right-wing body politic,
prodigiously engineering and rewriting the global imaginary, have
appeared as the frightening answer to certain strains of a
communal impulse so crucial to the Left?
daybrea anarchist collective writes "Write for Daybreak! #4!
Tentative Deadline: Jan 15 2003
Daybreak! is a completely volunteer-run midwestern anarchist newspaper. In order for us to keep publishing we need for you to provide articles and art that people want to look at. We've chosen not to be just another newspaper filled with theoretical gobbley-gook or radical posturing, but one that provides inspiring and useful news and information to people both in and outside radical communities. Send us local and international news, art, information, DIY, Reviews, Letters, art, comics, exciting history, fun stuff etc! Send us SOMETHING, if you don't who will?
This issue is partly focused on the twin evils of work and school (though lots of other things will be included). We're looking particularly for short (paragraph) accounts of ways that people have resisted, sabotaged, or fucked with their work or school for our column, When Wage Slaves Attack.
We prefer the articles be sent to our email with a contact address or number, and only edit for length and with writers approval. On a side note distributors in infoshops or distros in the US should get ahold of us to get copies of the next issue, and we highly suggest individual Midwesterners to get their shit together and hand them out to your friends and neighbors.
Daybreak PO Box 14007 MINNEAPOLIS MN 55404
www.freespeech.org/mn/daybreak
daybreak@tao.ca"
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