Ecology and Environment

Playbook for Progressives: 16 Qualities of the Successful Organizer by Eric Mann

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CONTENTS
Introduction ix
PART I. THE JOB DESCRIPTION I
r 2 Roles of the Successful Organizer
I. The Foot Soldier 5
2. The Evangelist I I
3· The Recruiter IS
4. The Group Builder 27
s. The Strategist 3I  read more »

From http://challengingciv.blogspot.com

A zine surveying literature on the fundamental unsustainability of civilization.

Wii'nimkiikaa is a journal of revolutionary indigenous resistance to colonization and capitalism. It is an inter-nation-al indigenous effort and is based out of Coast Salish Territory (Vancouver, BC, Canada)

Issue #1 is from June 2004
Issue #2 is from July 2005

Enjoy!

Full .pdf scans of issues #1 and 2 of Killing King Abacus, an insurrectionary anarchist journal from the earrrly 2000s.  read more »

A smattering of documents from the height of the British anti-roads struggle in the 1990s. Useful history and context for a too-often bit of history that helped inform anti-globalization rioting, eco-defense in North America and elsewhere, squatting across Europe, and indigenous solidarity projects.  read more »

A suite of texts from issues #1 and #2 of A Murder of Crows. Together, they lay out a an insurrectional anarchist strategy for opposing capitalist planning not with the specialized tools of Earth First! style protest, but the potential of generalized rebellion.  read more »

RockPaperScissors - Issue 7

| Curiously collaborative | Indignantly Independent | Disgustingly DIY |

Where helpful opinions flourish, useless points of view come to die, and where we stand for what we believe until, or unless, life shows us to believe otherwise. Bringing you views, news and reviews from across the globe.  read more »

RockPaperScissors - Issue 6

| Curiously collaborative | Indignantly Independent | Disgustingly DIY |

Where helpful opinions flourish, useless points of view come to die, and where we stand for what we believe until, or unless, life shows us to believe otherwise. Bringing you views, news and reviews from across the globe.  read more »

We made this oldie reaaal pretty this go 'round.
Wormwood Press

Introduction to Paul Shepard's Nature & Madness (1982).
Designed and Distributed by Wormwood Press.

These zines are our desire to express solidarity with rifts in the dominant paradigm, and those creating them. We are inspired by those who have realized that time is of the essence, and that all the theory in the world cannot replace healthy community, or a healthy biosphere. Those who, despite violent suppression, put their whole selves into reconstruction and resistance inspire us.  read more »

In Liberate Not Exterminate the Curious George Brigade argue that contrary to some anti-civilization assertions, cities can be both environmentally sustainable and free from both the state and capital. Further the hive of culture and thought that cities uniquely facilitate is very much in line with anarchism.

A Sustainability Guide for Everyday Folk
~1 Year Edition~

Over 200 Topics and Suggestions Covering
0 – Personal Changes and Direct Action
I - Transportation
II - Free Things
III - Purchasing
IV - Hygiene and Cleaning
V - Food
VI - Waste
VII - Physical and Mental Well-Being
VIII - False Advertising
IX - Ideological
X - Energy Saving
XI - Water  read more »

A sailboat is not the first thing that comes to mind when contemplating the range of useful responses to the set of intractable global problems that confront us. Nor the second. But once it does, a bit of further study makes it apparent that few things will possess greater long-term utility in the changed circumstances we should all be expecting.  read more »