NAC Public Gathering (digital)
DigitalThe Public Gatherings are a monthly meeting to welcome new people to the collective and come together to learn what people are working on, gather advice, and discuss projects. 5-7pm […]
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Radical Thought Reading Group
DigitalWe'll begin discussing Silvia Federici's book, Beyond the Periphery of the Skin (selections TBD at the April 15 meeting). You can order a copy of the book or you can […]
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The Future of Resistance to the State and Capital: After the George Floyd Uprising (Organized by Forest City Anarchists)
Following the conclusion of 2020, a year which saw resistance break out in cities across the country, there is a wide scale political realignment occurring. As with the period following […]
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May Day Fair
Alton Baker ParkPNW Communists is organizing a May Day Fair in Alton Baker Park!
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CORE Street Feed
Friday, May 7, 5-7pm Chicken Alfredo, Caesar Salad, Dessert, Survival Supplies, Harm Reduction Supplies Ages 16-24 Spectrum - 150 W Broadway
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Against Punishment – Unit 4
DigitalUnit Four - Surviving Harm/Violence & What Would Justice Look Like? We are thrilled to share with you an invitation to Against Punishment, a training resource created by Project Nia […]
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NAC Public Gathering (digital)
DigitalThe Public Gatherings are a monthly meeting to welcome new people to the collective and come together to learn what people are working on, gather advice, and discuss projects. 5-7pm […]
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There Is No Unhappy Revolution (not organized by NAC)
Washington Jefferson ParkA screening of a discussion on the new book "There Is No Unhappy Revolution" which covers the concept of Destituent Power and other concepts relevant to contemporary struggle. Screening at […]
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CORE Street Feed
CORE will be serving at 941 W 7th Thursday June 1st Lunch at noon
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Queers Against Prisons! Queers Against Societies! Hosted by ACL, WVAP, and ROAR Center
DigitalOn Queer Militancy, Abolition and Collective Care A virtual conversation over zoom tinyurl.com/3kruw743 Hosted by the Abolitionist Common Library, Willamette Valley Abolition Project, and the ROAR Center
