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March 15th Declared International Day Against Police Brutality
Brutality: An extreme manifestation of police "force".
The Police: A bunch of organized and legalized
criminals at the service of capitalism and the state.
In Montreal: Demonstration called by COPB. Friday
March 15th. Berri Square. 5p.m. Contact:
nefacmtl
In Quebec City: March 15th Cultural event. Contact:nefacquebec
In Toronto: March 15th. Mass flyering in the
working-class (and police occupied) neighborhood of
Parkdale. Contact the Freyheyt Collective at
freyheyt
In Boston: Educationnal. Lucy Parsons Center. Contact: sabate36
First Congress of US Basic Income Guarantee Network:
Fundamental Insecurity or Basic Income Guarantee
March 8-9, 2002
The CUNY Graduate Center, 365 Fifth Avenue, New York City
Sponsored by: The Center for Social Justice, School of Social Welfare, Stony Brook University, The Center for the Study of Culture, Technology, and Work at the CUNY Graduate Center, Continuing Education and Public Programs at the CUNY Graduate Center, and The Citizen Policies Institute
Anarchist Resistance Legal Defense Fund
infoshop
abolish the bank
During the World Economic Forum, more than 200 people from all over the world were arrested and are facing criminal charges for participating in protests against the exploitive agenda promoted by this concentration of the world's wealthiest and most powerful people. The vast majority of the charges are baseless and were trumped up by the police. These protestors
were arrested for simply expressing their beliefs. Even if any of these charges are factually accurate, they are illegitimate attempts by the state to punish political expression.
Chuck Morse writes "Dear Friends and Comrades,
The purpose of this letter is to inform you about a very special opportunity to study the history of Mexico City's social structures, the opposition movements that have challenged them, and to meet many of the great activists that live and work here.
Mexico City Study Tour
May 19th - May 27th 2002
http://www.social-ecology.org/programs/winter/mexi co.html
"Chilling Effects" Clearinghouse for Free Speech & Fair Use Announced
Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet & Society, the EFF, and law school
clinics at Stanford, Berkeley, and USF today announced the launch of the
Chilling Effects clearinghouse: Chilling Effects
Chilling Effects aims to protect free expression and fair use online.
Chilling Effects will be a collection point for Cease and Desist notices
concerning online activity -- we invite visitors to enter C&Ds they have
received or sent. The website will collect the C&Ds in a searchable
database and hyperlink them to explanations of the legal issues. As it
gathers data, we'll begin to analyze trends in the use and abuse of legal
threats. How much legitimate activity is stopped by baseless claims?
I hope you'll browse the site and add any notices you've received. We cover
topics including anticircumvention, the DMCA safe harbor for ISPs,
trademark, and anonymity.
Press release follows.
--Wendy
Palestinian Activist Forum Set for NYC, March 2, 2002
MAR 2 SAT, 10 am to 6 pm -- Palestine Activist Forum. Activist networking
discussion and planning the Palestine activist movement in NY. Columbia
University, Hamilton Hall, Rm. #602, 116 Street and Broadway (Take 1 or 9
train to 116th stop). $5 suggested donation - no one will be turned away.
Jews Against the Occupation, Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee, NYU
Students for Justice in Palestine and Women in Black. RSVP:
Agenda for Palestine Activist Forum
10:00-10:30: Registration and Introduction
10:30 - 12:30: Panel Discussion: Assessment of the Current Situation
12:30 - 1:30 Lunch
1:30 - 3:15: Overview of Palestine Solidarity Work
A. Divestment / A report back from the Students for Justice in Palestine
Conference in Berkeley: Suzanne Adeley
B. Targeting U.S. Aid to Israel: Speaker representing SUSTAIN
C. Right of Return: Speaker representing Al-Awda
D. International Solidarity Movement: Jordan Flaherty
E. Jews Against the Occupation and Women in Black: Naomi Braine
3:15 - 3:30 Break
3:30 - 6:00: Developing Strategies for NY Solidarity Work
Breakout groups - 45 minutes
General Discussion - 45 minutes
Next steps - 45 minutes
Informal gathering after the forum.
From Port Huron to Kent State Conference
Kent State University, Ohio, May 30-31, June 1-2, 2002
To: Old friends and new, x-sds, seniors for a democratic society,
survivors for a democratic society, veterans of the movements past and activists of today.
Hello
Notes introducing a discussion:
Many people have suggested "we" need, for now, what "the Port Huron
Statement" did in the 1960's, a manifesto of our times by young people
of all ages, ready and engaged in action. A "new" Port Huron Statement now
would have to bridge many generations and represent better the diversity
of the world and engage better some of the unresolved controversies of
change the world politics.
A new Port Huron Statement would probably be some combination of a
compendium of experiences by those who did and learned what many dreamed
about, and new assertions of perspective, free from the shackles of
experience, responding to new conditions, rooted in the many fronts of
the struggle now all over the world.
What should be said in a new statement, of use for action, helping
cooperation and focus?
A conference is planned at Kent State University, Ohio, May 30-31, June
1-2, 2002, in part, to evaluate the response to this question.
I agreed to be "a coordinator," gathering words and reflecting them
back, extending the invitation to participate and helping get a process
together, trying to be a model of collective writing and participatory democracy.
The Nestor Makhno Archive has undergone an extensive
update with the addition of many pages which previously
were linked off-site together with many new additions.
There are now 47 on-site documents in 14 different languages
including the new Anarchist FAQ section on the Makhnovists.
As always, additions in any language are gratefully received
and the URL is, as ever:
makhno
Noam Chomsky will be giving a talk in New York tomorrow evening.
Event details are at Autonomedia Events Calendar
Chomsky has just returned from Turkey where he attended the trial of his
Turkish publisher who was facing up to a year in jail for publishing an
essay of Chomsky's.
Some Chomsky comments on his Turkish visit may be found below:
Popular Education for a Free Society
Spring & Summer 2002 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 dialogue 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 2002, the ISE is again offering its widely acclaimed programs.
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