Insurrectionary Memory

Submission

These posters were made with the intention of remembering and passing along stories of revolt. As authority fragments our lives and relations, so many moments of resistance fall through the cracks, and the world around us seems more and more overwhelming.

Often we’ve felt isolated as we try to attack the things that make us unfree; it’s easy to forget that people have been resisting and continue to fight around us. We want these posters to commemorate and inspire struggle against domination, exclusion, and separation in Philadelphia.

All the images in these posters are from local actions taking place over the last five years in Philly and some surrounding towns and suburbs. These images are gleaned without permission from various sources.

Dedicated to all the rebels known and unknown who refuse to accept this world. Your courage and creativity inspire us to keep taking aim at everything that oppresses us.

 


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Today is the day

from Instagram

Today is the day. #prisonstrike

Prison Strike Posters

from Instagram

Saw some wheat pasted posters for the September 9th #prisonstrike in the Point Breeze neighborhood today. #iwoc #attica

Art and Banner Making Hangout for Sept 9th Prison Strike

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]

Anathema Volume 2 Issue 8

from Anathema

Volume 2 Issue 8

In this issue

  • Two Evils
  • Feel the Burn – a DNC Reportback
  • Keeping It Cop-Free
  • Ready, Set, Strike!
  • Rise Against Authenticity
  • What Went Down & What’s Coming Up

Banner: FUCK 12 END POLICE FOREVER!

from Anarchadelphia

Banner from one of the demonstrations today reading, “FUCK 12, END POLICE FOREVER”

Anathema Volume 2 Issue 7

from Anathema

Volume 2 Issue 7

In this Issue:

  • Thoughts on the DNC
  • Letter to the Editor
  • Respectability Maintains Police
  • Recent Actions

Anarchist DNC Posters

from Anarchadelphia

PHL DNC – Against His-story, Against Leviathan

The UnConventional Times

from DNC Action Committee

Click here to read The UnConventional Times

Click here for PDF The UnConventional Times

Anathema Volume 2 Issue 6

from Anathema

Volume 2 Issue 6 (PDF for reading 8.5×11)

In this issue:

  • Why Clarkville
  • On Our Own Timelines
  • Some Thoughts On The Autonomous May Day Demo
  • Stand With the Union Bosses, Or Sabotage?
  • Actions Since Our Last Issue
  • Hotline Opens As More Raids On Immigrant Families Expected
  • World News

Some Posters at Pride

Submission



Help Print and Distribute Fire to the Prisons #13

Submission

https://www.generosity.com/fundraising/help-print-and-distribute-fire-to-the-prisons-13/x/9173919

Help Print 10,000 Copies of Fire to the Prisons and Give Them out For Free!

In February 2015, we returned to publishing Fire to the Prisons. After a three year hiatus, we came back to this project with full force. Over a year later, we are happy to report that almost all of the 10,000 printed copies have been distributed across North America and abroad. Thanks to the support, donations, and contributions of comrades across the world, we were able to create a very loud voice.

Now, in 2016, we want to do it again.

We want to expand our coverage, scope, and  the reach of the publication while remaining true to the spirit of Fire to the Prisons. We will continue with our long term commitment to counter-information, original writing and content, and the amplification of the anti-authoritarian/anti-prison/anti-repression struggle that you have come to expect from us.

We will have both a domestic and international voice this issue. While remaining true to reporting on repression and anti-prison resistance across the states, Canada, and Mexico, we have committed articles from abroad promising insight on struggles and happenings that will help to bridge and unify an array of social tensions through a mutual awareness and solidarity.

We truly want FTTP to become a global publication and one that links anarchists and other autonomous combatants together in a dialog about the commonalities that we all face, as well as a discussion on the actions and struggles that we can all engage in.

We will be covering the resurgence of fascism in mainstream American politics, as well as updates on communities resisting further eco-devastation across the states. We have committed articles from prisoners domestic and international. We have commitments from NYC Anarchist Black Cross to use the project as a resource for raising awareness on repression and prisoner status in North America. We will also focus on the pacification of favelas in Brazil, the current reality and history of anarchist struggle in Chile, and the refugee situation in Greece. We will have further reports on anti-police struggle across the United States, and will be continuing a tradition of news on broader prisoner strikes across America since our last issue. We are also intent on original articles on indigenous resistance in western Canada. Plus accounts and updates of the struggle in Rojava and general Kurdistan. Also all our featured articles will be available in Spanish for free on our website.

We are a committed collective. We are prepared to invest a lot of time and energy into producing this project, but we ask any and all sympathetic readers to help us with printing and distribution. by donating to our funding page.  To print 10,000 copies of this it will cost us $2,000 dollars. While in the past we have had to ask people to pay the postage to our distributor, we would like to be able to send out more copies for free, to encourage broader distribution. We are asking for another $2,000 dollars for this. With maximizing our distribution efforts through contacts and friends across the world, we can distribute and mail out almost all of the new issues to anyone interested in distributing it. This leads us to asking for $4,000 dollars. We know this is an ambitious amount, and most likely those supporting us aren’t very wealthy, but it will absolutely secure this project, and help with the expansion of our readership. We hope that reaching out this way will put a dent into that fiscal goal, as our collective members are all working people.

We hope that in returning from our hiatus last year we have re-ignited a feeling of support for this project, and hopefully have reached a new generation of anarchists, revolutionaries, insurrectionists, radicals, and the generally angry and discontent. By taking part in our crowd funding, we also promise to ensure that you will receive copies of the magazine upon its completion.

While we have some content intended for our new issue, we are also very open to new ideas and submissions. We will be happy to hear from you via email at firetotheprisons@riseup.net. You can also read all of our old issues in pdf form on our website at: firetotheprisons.org

We hope to make our next issue another success, and we hope to strengthen a global voice that generalizes resistance and tension to the global order that reigns upon us all.

The Scranton Radical Book Fair at Marywood University

from Scranton Radical Bookfair

SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 2016 | NOON

FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

WHAT IS A RADICAL BOOK FAIR?

The idea of the Radical Book Fair is to create a space to explore ideas and perspectives that are often excluded or marginalized and to broaden the range of dialogue and conversations in our community. Come meet people looking to connect with others interested in these ideas or simply to experience a point of view you might not have heard before. Whether you are an old radical with deep ties and knowledge or just curious and looking to find out more about these ideas, the book fair is for you!

THE SCRANTON RADICAL BOOK FAIR

The Scranton Radical Book Fair will be held on March 28, 2015 at Marywood University. The book fair aims to promote the ideas of social, environmental and economic justice in the Scranton area. The book fair will include an exposition of lectures, demonstrations, books, zines, pamphlets, art, video, and other cultural and political creations.

Posters in solidarity with Holman prison rebels

Submission


We put up posters in various neighbors of South Philly. The posters express solidarity with the struggle of the prisoners in Holman prison in Alabama. Some Bernie-bro got real mad but he didn’t run fast enough to catch us 😉
Poster text reads:
Solidarity with the Rebels in Holman Prison!
Fire to the Prisons!
Twice in four days inmates locked away in Holman prison in Alabama have lashed out against their captors and the cages that separating them from their freedom. Rebels set fire to the control tower, stabbed guards, built barricades, and took over sections of the prison. We want to spread their struggle & let them know they have friends outside the prison who support their fight.
Prisons are an atrocity that separate friends and loved ones. The notion that prisons are around to help people and rehabilitate criminals is a sorry joke we’re tired of hearing. Prisons aren’t “corrupt” or in need of reform, they’re an integral part of the white supremacist social order.
atlblackcross.nfshost.com/
supportprisonerresistance.noblogs.org/

Philadelphia, USA: Solidarity to the ZAD of Notre-Dames-Des-Landes

from Contra Info



Today, February 27, we put up posters in downtown Philadelphia in response to the call for a general mobilization against the airport project in Notre Dame Des Landes. The posters explain what the ZAD is and the struggle against the airport. We mostly put posters up on LAZ parking lots and structures. LAZ is owned by Vinci, the same company responsible for building the airport in Notre Dame Des Landes.

Against the Airport and its World!