The hundreds of thousands senselessly slaughtered in Gaza, Syria, Sudan, Yemen, Iraq, and Ukraine show what awaits down this road.
The attack on Iran is an attack on all of us, on our ability to imagine a future without continuous wars benefitting a billionaire elite.
We must stop them or perish.
Thats what I was thinking too. Thanks for sharing! Mutual Aid zines are my fav 🥹
Alan Poma connects the ideas of Russian Futurism (1913)with Andean cosmology. Such a cool and superrrr interesting resource/zine and free to download!
drive.google.com/file/d/1FGMp...
another great resource to distribute is Hazel Newlevant’s zine, which is also free:
newlevant.com/COVIDzine
The first zine, a black and white printable resource available free here (ko-fi.com/s/c1f73cc5c2), offers a simple, sunny, motivating vision for universal child care.
In case you missed it: a resource w/ a dozen of my favorite links exploring the question of how people can get involved in activism and organizing, especially if they're new to it.
Full text is here, plus a printable/foldable PDF for the zine-version you can feel free to share:
Screenshot of the front cover of a standard-sized (half sheet) zine titled "Queer Book History: a tasting from SHARP's 2025 Queer Book History Bibliography. By Visconti; Wingate; Keller, Coker; et al.". The cover background uses a glitched photo of a handwritten manuscript.
#ICYMI free "Queer Book History" zine is out! Built on the great new LGBTQIA+ Book History Bibliography (led by @bibliowingate.bsky.social), by me + Alex, @nicolekeller.bsky.social @caitcoker.bsky.social +rest of the LGBTQIA+ #BookHist Bib team. A free, printable 32-page research+teaching resource:+
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Sharing knowledge with one another and continuing to educate ourselves amidst an administration that has declared a war on the United States Department of Education.
This is Operation Newstand. An information sharing mission in the form of small single topic "zines"
decolonizationcoven.com
Graphic featuring the cover of the resource “Block & Build: But Make It Abolitionist” by Interrupting Criminalization, angled on a black brick background. The cover is brown, with the text in white and black. White text is above and below the cover, with the URL “bit.ly/blockbuildic” on a brown bar at the bottom. The text reads: “A free resource offering an abolitionist take on strategic frameworks for fighting Right-wing, authoritarian, and fascist agendas and regimes. Written by Andrea J. Ritchie. Also available in ‘zine format! We hope you share and use this tool in your community conversations, meetings, study groups, organizations, or anywhere people are asking themselves: what can we do?”
A recent resource we want to direct you towards is Block & Build: But Make It Abolitionist by our co-founder @dreanyc123.bsky.social.
This is a tool to help you figure out and consider which strategic approach(es) you’re best positioned to move forward in this moment, and where: bit.ly/blockbuildic
On top of the horrors, if anti-fat nonsense is hitting you particularly hard right now, Jey Barnes and I have a free digital resource zine to help you navigate. 💛
Maybe im missing the obvious, but I dont see it on their website and I so want a copy to read. It looks adorable!
Random zine format and zine idea generator - Nicezines share.google/IXn6juzThmuX...
Two pages of a mini zine, ‘Why You Should Be Resistance Stickering’ that reads: 5. Big money owns the media. They control what you see on screen-but you control what gets seen off-screen in your own neighborhood or city. 6. It's low risk & non-confrontational. You don't need a loud voice or thick skin. From music, skate, suri, protest & underground culture, stickers have long been a way to share thoughts & ideas in public. Time to get busy!
Here’s another look at our free mini zine (Wink.) #7 - Why You Should Be Resistance Stickering, encouraging everyone to print resistance & get it to the streets. Did you like to put stickers on things as a little kid? It’s time to resurrect that little devil. 😈
Always free at PaperAmmunition.com
Sweet!
404 Media has published a free zine (in English & Spanish) detailing ICE & Fed surveillance tech (and the companies that build them), and includes tips for evading and confusing them. Spread it around.
www.404media.co/icezine/?ref...
"We Keep Us Safe Zine" lists resources for Portland area community safety in the face of I.C.E raids and growing fascism. This is a single page mini zine that can be shared, copied, and distributed. You can print 100 pages for free per day at Multnomah County Libraries. ko-fi.com/s/ec28e7bc83
This is one of the best quick mutual aid break downs ive seen 🥹
Principles of mutual aid: We are all connected. Everyone deserves love, care, and access to life's necessities. We recognize that people have different abilities, skills, and needs. We all have something to contribute. We are radically inclusive. We show up for each other in the times and by the means that we can.
Types of mutual aid: Labor resources (childcare collectives, support with appointments, ride shares, community kitchens, translation services, shopping and deliveries, repairs), community actions (rapid response networks, disaster relief, bail funds, legal resources), physical resources (food banks, tool shares, seed shares, community gardens), safety (temporary housing, Healthcare funds, information gathering and distribution). The list is truly infinite!
How do you get involved? Ven diagram shows "skills or resources you have to offer" on one side and "what your community needs" on the other. Find the overlap and that's your actionable mutual aid. Connect with your community to find: people who are already doing this work, people who could use your help, and people who could help you. Involve friends, neighbors, family, and even new connections!
Resources: mutualaidhub.org (map to find networks near you), foodnotbombs.net (free vegan meals), littlefreepantry.org (free food and necessities), littlefreelibrary.org (free books), bigdoorbrigade.com (mutual aid toolbox), further reading: "Mutual Aid: Building Solidarity During this Crisis" by Dean Spade "Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution" by Peter Kropotkin. Download this zine free at dorkydino.com
Love this tool!
Aw, cute and informative!
This promotional graphic for the zine "Stages of Authoritarianism" showing an egg-headed mascot holding a sign that offers a free printable download. The layout contains 8 comic panels across the bottom. Modern, dark-grey text boxes in the corner provide product details, informing you to download the zine for free or via donation on Ko-Fi. At the bottom-left corner, there is an artist watermark logo.
This is from a free zine I made to help people recognize authoritarianism before they escalate. This zine is free because access and information are important. It’s meant to be shared and mass-printed, inc for protests. It is non-commercial and free to download!
Ko-Fi link ⬇️
ko-fi.com/s/c11457e06d
Mutual aid builds trust.
Trust builds relationships.
Relationships build organizing.
Organizing builds power.
Power is how we ultimately win.
Sharing this again because it sucks to feel powerless. Feel free to print and share, or make your own zine to spread the word in person. Write about things that matter, and leave copies in library books, cafes, and mutual aid spaces.
standwithminnesota.com
#ReneeGood #AlexPretti #abolishICE
I can't put into words the feeling of watching our government, a hive of evil antisocial filth, the absolute worst humanity has to offer, colliding with the best. Ordinary people trying to help each other, risking everything to stand up for what's plainly, unambiguously fair and right. It's unreal
We've added nine more versions of our poster, "The Whole World Hates the Police," at the request of people in Albany, Boise, Eugene, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Richmond, and Washington, DC.
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Uploaded a new version of the zine (v4) that removes our recommendation of Proton Mail: zinebakery.com/homemade-zin...
Aloe plant "reading" black and white illustrated zine titled "How to Report ICE and Help Keep Our Neighbors Safe."
70+ free printable "How to Report ICE" zines with info on the SALUTE protocol and local hotline numbers for all over the country! Including some in Spanish!
There is an info sheet on how to fold and cut the zines and a form to request a zine for your area.
drive.google.com/drive/folder...
Updated my neglected little one-pager zine library to include @meganpiont.bsky.social 's excellent How to Report ICE zines, in the "zine collections" section
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Paper formatted for a mini zine How to Report ICE and help keep our neighbors safe Arizona edition I WANT TO HELP KEEP MY IMMIGRANT NEIGHBORS SAFE WHAT CAN I DO? • Report ICE sighting and activities to trusted organizations. Do this in Arizona by calling the Puente Migra Watch Hotline (Maricopa), Tucson Rapid Response, RAZE Rural Communities, or Flagstaff Rapid Response. • Use the SALUTE protocol to collect key details. This ensures that reports are clear, specific, and verifiable by community organizers. • Be accurate and cautious . Avoid spreading fear by mistaking police or other city agencies for ICE. DO NOT post unverified sightings on social media. PHX Rapid Response: 480-506-7437 (Text Only) Tucson: 520-221-4077 Flagstaff: 928-395-6330 Other Rural Areas: 520-607-0507 If you witness someone being detained by ICE If possible, politely ask the detained person for their Full name and date of birth Ask if there's a loved one you can contact This can help notify family and provide emotional and legal support. Write everything down. Record the info clearly and accurately. This is important for immigration lawyers and support organizations to locate and assist the person in custody. S - Size of the Group of Officers (eg "6 men") A - Actions/Activity (e.g "at audibon park in cars and outside of cars talking to each other") L - Location: Address or cross streets (also include direction they are moving if known) U - Uniforms/clothes: look for identifying abbreviations (eg wearing a ballistic vest labeled DHS) T - Time/Date E - Equipment/Weapons (e.g "2 people with zipties on belts, at least 4 are armed, 2 black SUVS, no identifying markings on cars") ICE CAN DEPUTIZE OTHER FEDERAL AGENTS TO DO THEIR WORK. HERE ARE SOME AGENCIES THAT YOU MAY SEE ICE: Immigration and Customs Enforcement DHS: Department of Homeland Security CPB: Customs and Border Protection HSI: Homeland Security Investigations ATF: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives BORDER PATROL
And if you see *confirmed* ICE activity, the various rapid response groups can help get that info into the community.
Phoenix Rapid Response: 480-506-7437
Tucson Rapid Response: 520-221-4077
Flagstaff Rapid Response: 928-395-6330
Other Rural Areas: 520-607-0507
Here's a mini zine with that info:
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New Free Font Pack! Inspired by Spanish Revolution-era newspapers. justseeds.org/graphic/just...
