Climate Struggle Is Class Struggle
The Next Revolution Reading Group was founded at the #nottheanarchistbookfair Anarchist Festival in 2019. Inspired by the social ecology and libertarian municipalism of Murray Bookchin, it has met monthly in London, as well as occasionally Brighton, and chosen texts to read, and discuss, together that help an understanding of creating an approach most closely resembling … Continue reading "Next Revolution Reading Group"
From heatstroke, to panic attacks, to baton injuries, join QueerCare first aiders for a practical skillshare on how we can look out for each other's physical and mental health during protests. (Please note that this is not a certified first aid course.) QueerCare is a transfeminist autonomous care organisation, providing training, support and advocacy for … Continue reading "Protest first aid with Queercare"
What are the links between climate change and migration? During this workshop we will be tackling the following questions: How does climate change influence migration? What areas are affected? What is the new UN definition of climate refugee and is it useful? What has the state response been to mass migration? What is the difference … Continue reading "What are the links between climate change and migration?"
Please join for our first online reading and discussion group meeting. Our aim is to discuss different subjects each time so it is not necessary to have joined a previous session to participate. Before each meeting we will share a variety of readings of different lengths to give some background information on the subject to … Continue reading "GAF Lockdown Reading Group discusses: Disaster Capitalism"
After our first successful online reading and discussion group meeting, we are happy to invite you to our second one. Our aim with these meetings is to discuss different subjects each time so it is not necessary to have joined a previous session to participate. Before each meeting we will share a variety of readings … Continue reading "GAF Lockdown Reading Group discusses: Social Ecology"
Our aim with these meetings is to discuss different subjects each time so it is not necessary to have joined a previous session to participate. Before each meeting we will share a variety of readings of different lengths to give some background information on the subject to be discussed. Participants are invited to pick and … Continue reading "GAF Lockdown Reading Group discusses: Dual power"
Our aim with these meetings is to discuss different subjects each time so it is not necessary to have joined a previous session to participate. Before each meeting we will share a variety of readings of different lengths to give some background information on the subject to be discussed. Participants are invited to pick and … Continue reading "GAF Lockdown reading group discusses: mutual aid"
Our aim with these meetings is to discuss different subjects each time so it is not necessary to have joined a previous session to participate. Before each meeting we will share a variety of readings of different lengths and types to give some background information on the subject to be discussed. Participants are invited to … Continue reading "GAF Lockdown Reading Group discusses: Braiding Sweetgrass"
Our aim with these meetings is to discuss different subjects each time so it is not necessary to have joined a previous session to participate. Before each meeting we will share a variety of readings of different lengths to give some background information on the subject to be discussed. Participants are invited to pick and … Continue reading "GAF Lockdown Reading Group discusses: The Commons, the building blocks for a society beyond capitalism?"
The Anarchist Bookfair is back! Unfortunately due to Covid it is going to be an online event. We will be hosting a virtual stall, but also a workshop. Workshop: Green Solidarity - Learning from the GRASS experience At the end of February 2020 individuals organising under the GAF banner squatted the The George pub near … Continue reading "GAF does Bookfair 2020: Green Solidarity – Learning from the GRASS experience"
