Events

No doubt in the days since we last gathered together as APOC (Autonomous/Anarchist/Anti-Authoritarian People of Color), much has changed for each of us. We've each experienced new joys and grieves, up and downs. Across the vastness of this metropolitan wasteland, new bonds have been built, old bonds strengthened. In surviving, even thriving against the transgressions perpetrated by those who would see us torn apart, we've developed both as individuals and as a movement.

U.S. to host next G20 summit in Pittsburgh, PA, September 24 & 25.

More details TBA.

G20 content at neanarchist.net

Pittsburgh G20 Resistance Project website

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Are YOU stimulated by the stimulus?

March on the Mayors!

Friday, June 12 – Sunday, June 14, 2009

Providence, Rhode Island

Join with the national Right to the City alliance to demand economic justice from the nation’s mayors who are meeting here in Providence.

48 hours of fun & protest, demands & DJs, socializing & social action.

THURSDAY, MAY 28
6 - 8 pm
EDWARDS CHURCH
Northampton, Mass

There will be a presentation of the short play, “Seven Jewish Children,” by Caryl Churchill, written in response to the December bombing of Gaza by Israeli defense forces.

Greetings NEAN friendly people,

This is a message delivered straight from a group of Ithaca folks who've taken on organizing for the NEAN assembly May 22-25.

We are are eager, enthused and honored to host NEAN for a second time. The opportunity to revisit what was a very empowering experience last year is one whose good fortune is not taken for granted by us. Thanks.

That said, we have some info for you and you have some info for us:

The NorthEast Anarchist Network is endorsing the "Self Described Anarchist Collective" and Global Justice Action calls for a diversity of tactics, including direct action, to disrupt the Spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in Washington, DC. Even in this era of uncontrolled economic retraction and collapse, the IMF and World Bank continue to reach for their misleading, self-proclaimed objective of "eradicating poverty", while paradoxically ignoring the needs of poor and indigenous communities.