“Get to Know Your Police Officers” Portland, Oregon (May 2011 update) is a compilation of some of Portland's most violent and abusive cops, matching names with faces.  read more »

Break the Chains is a news and discussion forum for supporters of political prisoners, prisoners of war, politicized social prisoners, and victims of police and state intimidation.  read more »

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What is the point?
Pg. 3
On Building Dangerous Bonds
Pg. 5
Days of Rage
On Spreading Conflict in the Arab World
Pg. 10
School
Often Compared to a Prison
Pg. 28
Southern Appalachia:
On the On-Going Struggle against M.T.R
Pg. 30
Against Justice//Against Peace
Follow Up on “Justice: A Dead Word”
Pg. 33  read more »

Federica Montseny and Spanish Anarchist Feminism by Shirley F. Fredericks

moments of resistance and rebellion: 1994 - 2003

From: Leonard Peltier Defense/Offense Committee Northwest Regional Organizer's Office, P.O. Box 5464, Tacoma, WA 98415-0464 bayou [at] blarg.net

Greetings All,  read more »

Zine produced in response to the Christchurch Earthquake of February 22, 2011. While focused on this event there are valuable ideas for any community organizer.

In the 19th and 20th centuries, dozens of anarchist publications appeared throughout the United States despite limited financial resources, a pestering and censorial postal department, and persistent harassment, arrest, and imprisonment by the State. Such works energetically advocated a stateless society built upon individual liberty and voluntary cooperation.  read more »

For My Sisters is a zine written by mothers experiencing incarceration in Vermont. The first issue "And The Burden We Share" was created during a 6-session workshop hosted by Kids-A-Part. To write to the authors, request printed copies, or any other concerns/questions about the zine please email formysisterszine@gmail.com

This zine was used as an outline for a workshop about creating sex-positive discussions concerning topics like sexual anatomy function, STIs, birth control, and protection.

A interview in Modesto Anarcho #4 with the editors of A Murder of Crows (Seattle) from 2007. Deals with critique of activism and anarcho-activism, and talks about what an approach to insurrectionary praxis looks like.

The story flows as a collection of images and words from both HERT (Ian Debeer) and MFONE (Daniel Montano). It speaks to where they are at right now, what conclusions and questions they drawn, and the beautiful works that touched our lives. The zine also draws the clear distinction between revolutionary objectives and the states role.

The First Newsletter from the Wingnut Anarchist Collective in Richmond, Virginia. This newsletter covers everything from the origins of the collective through January 2011.  read more »

A biannual zine of vegan anarchy. Spring 2011

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Proposals: A North Carolina Prisoner Newsletter

This is the first issue of a brand new publication devoted to exploring the connections between anarchists on the outside and prisoners on the inside; it's filled to the brim with prison-related news, reportbacks from prisoners, and discussions of strategy, tactics, and theory.  read more »