The profile of anarchism in Venezuelan history has been less pronounced than in other parts of Latin America, where it has vigorously manifested itself through collective struggles, publications, personalities and ideological debate. It is, however, worth pointing out that it has also influenced our social and cultural evolution.
From the end of the 19th Century to [...]

An evening with George Sossenko, a veteran of the Spanish Civil War
When: Saturday, April 26, 2008
Where: 4701 Butler Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15201 (in the neighborhood of Lawrenceville)
4:00pm: Potluck reception with food and drinks
5:00pm: Movie depicting the Spanish Civil War
7:00pm: George Sossenko will talk about his life, the fight for Spain, and the enduring appeal of [...]

The Northeast Anarchist Network (NEAN) is happy to announce the launch of the Nor’Easter, our quarterly newspaper. The Nor’Easter aims to provide an outlet for anarchist related news and events while simultaneously introducing non-anarchists to anarchism and plugging them into the movement. Suggested topics for submission include reports from anarchist events and actions, an introduction [...]

The death of Jim Campbell was belatedly noted on Infoshop and deserves further commentary on Prison News Service, which isn’t truly done the justice it deserves.
Prison News Service was a model of what a grassroots anarchist project could become. Campbell and the Bulldozer collective worked tirelessly in doing something most would not: lovingly retyping personal [...]

By Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
What does it mean, if anything, that a student, child of Korean immigrants, killed thirty classmates and faculty at a Virginia university while nearby celebrations of the onset of colonialism was taking place?
In April 2007, all the news seemed to be coming from Virginia and was about mass murder, occurring yesterday (400 years [...]