Email Encryption with PGP Lab – Radicante.Media

  • September 1, 2016 2:35 pm

from Facebook

Email Encryption with PGP

Next episode of our Digital Self Defense series is a hand on workshop on PGP email encryption. We think all email should be encrypted by default and that it should be easy and straight forward. Unfortunately it’s not always. So we’re here to help :).

This workshop will focus on getting Open PGP (GPG) set up with an email client.

Learn how to use PGP encryption to communicate securely with your friends, comrades and organizations!

We will briefly go over the basics of email encryption and then get straight into installation. We’ll be using Thunderbird, Enigmail and GPG, the open source implementation of PGP email encryption.

Bring your laptop loaded with Linux, OS X or Windows and we’ll do our best to see you leave with a working encryption setup! Please download /Install Thunderbird and Enigmail to get a good head start.

[September 7 from 6PM to 8PM at A-Space 4722 Baltimore Ave]

Planning Mtg – Philly #NoDAPL Solidarity / Tues 9/6- 7PM

  • August 31, 2016 9:41 pm

from Facebook

Things are escalating in Standing Rock and we need to unify, act now!…so if you are in Philadelphia region, come join us.

LOCATION: 720 5th Street, #311 – buzz to let you in.
Time: 7PM

GENERAL GOALS:
– Plan Upcoming Actions
– Trip to DC!?
– Review Logistics – Media/PublicRelations/Contacts/Fundraising..etc
– & anything else we may need to check in or table it.

MORE INFO:
The Dakota Access pipeline would transport over 500,000 barrels of oil each day across four states. It would cross the Missouri river twice. One crossing occurs half a mile north of the Standing Rock Reservation, at a location of great cultural significance. Pipeline failure is an eventuality, and the Standing Rock Sioux would be the first hit by the tainted water supply (some 10 million down river would also be affected).

A large grassroots campaign killed the northern leg of the KXL pipeline and we can do it again! While many of us are unable to travel to North Dakota, we can still support their struggle with donations and by organizing solidarity rallies. Solidarity rallies send a clear signal: you are not alone and your message is resonating far and wide.

[Septermber 6 from 7PM to 9PM at 720 N5th St]

Art and Banner Making Hangout for Sept 9th Prison Strike

  • August 28, 2016 4:21 am

from Facebook

Come out to paint banners, make signs, and eat snacks.
We’ll be getting ready for the upcoming prisoner strike on September 9th, and preparing for a noise demonstration on the same day in support of the striking prisoners.
Bring paint, markers, banner material, brushes, and anything else you want to work with.

Noise Demonstration:
https://www.facebook.com/events/615768345272416/

Learn more about the strike:
https://iwoc.noblogs.org/
https://supportprisonerresistance.net/
https://www.facebook.com/events/585509798294138/

[September 4 from 3 to 7PM at LAVA Space 4134 Lancaster Ave]

PHLA Discussion: Community in the Carceral State

  • August 17, 2016 10:39 pm

from Facebook

Black August is a period of reflection and action on prisons and resistance to it, in the spirit of people like Jonathan and George Jackson. In this discussion, we’ll focus on what prison means for community and what community means for prisoners.

[August 24 from 7PM to 8:30PM at 704 n5th St #311]

Philly Antifa presents: Welcome to Leith

  • August 14, 2016 12:05 am

from Facebook

This event page is public, so expect the boneheads to be able to see anything you have public on your FB page.

Philly Antifa will be screening “Welcome to Leith”, “a feature documentary chronicling the attempted takeover of a small town in North Dakota by notorious white supremacist Craig Cobb. Filmed in the days leading up to Cobb’s arrest for terrorizing the townspeople on an armed patrol and his subsequent release from jail six months later.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKR32_3Yx08

[August 21 at 6PM at A-Space 4722 Baltimore Ave]

Eric McDavid at the Wooden Shoe

  • August 8, 2016 11:38 pm

from Facebook

Eric McDavid is a green anarchist who was entrapped by an FBI informant and charged with a single count of conspiracy to use fire or explosives to damage corporate and government property.

After serving nearly 10 years in prison his judgment and sentencing were vacated when it became known that the FBI had failed to disclose potentially exculpatory evidence to the defense. Eric pleaded guilty to a lesser charge that carried a 5 year maximum sentence. He was released almost immediately.

Come hear Eric tell his story.

Presented by Burning Books. BURNING BOOKS is an artist-run, weirdness-driven organization dedicated to the production and publication of unmuzzled literature, music, and art. It was founded by writer/editor Melody Sumner Carnahan and artist/designer Michael Sumner in Oakland, California, in 1979.

Event is handicap accessible and free, though donations are very appreciated, as Eric is traveling all the way from Northern California with almost no funding.

[August 15 at 7pm at Wooden Shoe 704 South St]

Susquehanna Regional Climb Camp, August 12-18th

  • July 26, 2016 7:53 pm

from Hudson Valley Earth First

August 12 – 18, 2016

Location in Southeastern Pennsylvania TBA

The fossil fuel infrastructure build out and its accompanied tree-cutting has made us realize the need for more skilled climbers to combat the destruction of our regions and earth. Join regional organizers/trainers for a week long climb camp and practice skills in basic and advanced treeclimbing, platform rigging for tree-sits, aerial blockades and more!

Take the fight against fossil fuel infrastructure to new heights! Get climb trained!

For more information or to RSVP, please email SusquehannaCC@riseup.net

In your RSVP please indicate your level of previous training and what you hope to get out of the camp. Let us know about special dietary and other needs so that we can do our best to accommodate you. Please come prepared for a week of camping.

 

Over Ten Years to Talk About: Eric McDavid’s New York, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania Speaking Tour

  • July 22, 2016 3:43 pm

from It’s Going Down

Eric McDavid, a former Anarchist prisoner will be talking about ten plus years of experiences including federal prison time, the post release period and moving forward as well. The importance of supporting political prisoners will be brought up along with so much more. If you are in the area of any one of the locations listed at the bottom, please come, check it out and tell a friend!

[7pm, Monday, 08-15-2016
Wooden Shoe Books
704 South Street, Philadelphia, PA
https://www.facebook.com/events/655433154607268/]

Public Talk by Keith McHenry Co-founder of Food Not Bombs

  • July 19, 2016 6:46 pm

from Facebook

Come learn about Abundance in Amercia and how we can change the food system. Every thing we consume and everything we waste impacts us. Food NOt Bombs has spread a concept of non-violence that reaches our plates and our trash cans. The Co-founder will offer a talk that will hopefully inspire a delicious discussion intermingled with FNB goodies.

[July 26 from 7:30pm to 9pm at Ahimsa House 5007 Cedar Ave]

FNB for DNC Resistance

  • July 16, 2016 11:50 pm

from Facebook

Food Not Bombs is about to be cooking for thousands of protesters, medics, and jail support on top of doing our regular servings during the DNC! All hands on deck!

We’re going to be cooking and serving all week, but Saturday is vital for doing major prep work so we get off to a good start. Lets hangout and chop veggies and put sandwiches together and listen to rage against the machine!

Also, if you could help out with donations of food, supplies, or cash or grocery store gift cards holler! Donation info in the comments.

Invite yr friends!

[July 23 from 12pm to 8pm at Calvary Center for Culture and Community 801 S48th St]

oaxaca resiste benefit show

  • July 9, 2016 2:23 pm

from Facebook

There is a huge human rights violation happening right now in Oaxaca, Mexico. They are shooting students and teachers just because they disagree with the new education reform. We are trying to raise money for those in need of medicine, medical bills for the hundreds that have been injured and for the funeral expenses for those that have passed. The government is corrupt and is periodically targeting and killing innocent students and teachers. We need all the help we can get, and we need all of you.

The money raised from these shows will be personally delivered to the people in need by Virus, a member of Massacre 68 (named after the mass killing of students in 1968). Lets stand together and help those suffering from a corrupt, brutal government.

Bands :
old lines. (baltimore)
prisoner. (VA)
N.E.G

[July 16 at 7PM in South Philadelphia]

*Wooden Shoe Benefit* Fred Beans/Little State/A Day Without Love/Khalil A.

  • July 2, 2016 3:20 am

from Facebook

Super cool trendy hip hip ACOUSTIC show wow!

Fred Beans: (big heart, small ego, observational fuzz pop)
https://fredbeans.bandcamp.com/

Little State: (forever young, nostalgic melodies)
https://littlestate.bandcamp.com/album/demo

Christa Wilcox: (quite familiar, quite personal)
https://christawilcox.bandcamp.com/album/personal

A Day Without Love:
https://adaywithoutlove.bandcamp.com/

Khalil Abdellah: (chill boi, chill world songs)
https://m.soundcloud.com/khalilabdellah

This show will be ACOUSTIC
5$
All door money will be donated to the Wooden Shoe, a fantastic safe space/volunteer run organization.

Respect the space, respect the ppl

[July 9 at 3pm at Wooden Shoe Books 704 South St]

Basic Digital Security for online rebels

  • June 30, 2016 2:18 pm

from facebook

Basic Online Security
The first of a series of digital security basics workshops brought to you by radicante media, a tech-media collective

Everyone from corporations like Sony to our government to your mother is getting hacked.
Corporations and governments are using your regular internet activity to track you and build increasingly more precise profiles of groups and individuals.

Snowden’s leaks now have shown the government is collecting ALL of your browsing activity.

This is an introductory workshop with an overview of everyday internet security basics. We’ll introduce some common threats and give an overview of how we can easily introduce some tools and behaviour to keep us safer online.

This workshop is for people with basic computer knowledge (checking email, web browsing, etc.)

[July 6th from 7pm to 9pm at A-Space 4722 Baltimore Ave]

Benefit Feast for Marius Mason

  • June 4, 2016 1:48 am

from Facebook

An all-you-care-to-eat vegan smorgasbord with items from Blackbird Pizzeria, Crust Bakery, Dotties Donuts and Grindcore House for $5-$15 sliding scale. All proceeds benefit long-term anarchist prisoner Marius Mason. More to come, soon…

[June 11 from 5 to 7pm at Grindcore House 1515 South 4th st]


From supportmariusmason.org: Marius Mason is an anarchist, environmental and animal rights activist currently serving nearly 22 years in federal prison for acts of property damage carried out in defense of the planet. After being threatened with a life sentence in 2009 for these acts of sabotage, he pled guilty to arson charges at a Michigan State University lab researching genetically modified organisms for Monsanto, and admitted to 12 other acts of property damage. No one was physically harmed in these actions. At sentencing the judge applied a so-called “terrorism enhancement,” adding almost two years to an already extreme sentence requested by the prosecution. This is the harshest punishment of anyone convicted of environmental sabotage to date…Marius came out to his friends, family and supporters as transgender in 2014. Previously known as “Marie Mason,” he changed his name, uses male pronouns, and embarked on a course to get a medical diagnosis that would allow him to seek gender affirming surgery and hormone therapy.

Keywords for Radicals Book Launch and Discussion

  • May 27, 2016 1:46 pm

from Facebook

In Keywords (1976), Raymond Williams devised a “vocabulary” of culture and society that reflected the vast social transformations marking the post-war period. Following Williams, we ask: what vocabulary might illuminate the social transformations marking our own contested present? How do these words shape the political imaginary of today’s radical left? Bringing together the insights of dozens of scholars and committed troublemakers, Keywords for Radicals constellates a vocabulary of contested words that shape today’s political landscape.

With a presentation by Clare O’Connor and discussion.

[June 3 at 7PM at A-Space 4722 Baltimore Ave]