Organizing Manuals

H.E.A.L. stands for Human, Earth and Animal Liberation. We are all interconnected with one another and must recognize that every action we take has an effect on the world around us. Print out this flyer and post it everywhere.

Half-size reformat of a tactical zine that came out of the Montreal student strikes in the spring of 2012.

A zine written to new participants in black blocs. Contains tactical suggestions and other practical advice.

Tactical lessons from the case of Portland area anarchist Pax's recent court case.

Communities of color across the US have historically been victims of police violence in various ways. This pamphlet offers analysis of police violence in our neighborhoods, proposes steps towards building alternatives to policing, and includes legal resources.

This article focusing on the G20 Main Conspiracy charges was first released in the fall of 2011. It describes the policing and legal strategies of the State and the organizing model of those targetted, to gain an understanding of one of the largest campaigns of repression against anarchists in Canada so far.

This zine is made up of selections from the book Anarchy in the Age of Dinosaurs.  read more »

This zine is a basic short introduction to collectives and the philosophy behind organizing collectively without hierarchy. It argues against the faceless mass-based organizing approach and in favor of a networked approach of small collectives with whom participants have affinity.

It's a reprint of an old article that appeared in Profane Existence.

http://sproutac.org

Providing an overview of the situation surrounding the currently imprisoned Pacific Northwest grand jury resisters, this 72-page zine also functions as a timely primer on grand juries in general.  read more »

The spectre of state repression has been growing over Bay Area radical milieus.  read more »

by Jane Berry

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