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Abortion Masterpost:
How to Give Yourself An Abortion - Jewish Current
Zine Version
Women On Waves - abortion resources
women help women - abortion e-services/information
Women on Web - online abortion service
National Network of Abortion Funds
safe2choose - information/resources
The Plan C Guides to Abortion Pills
Instructions for a Safe Abortion with Pills
Aid Access - how to use abortion pills
National Advocates for Pregnant Women (free pregnancy-related legal support)
Sister Song - indigenous/women of color reproductive support collective
Abortion Care Network - independent abortion providers
Crimethinc Resource List
Zines:
New Handbook for a Post-Roe Era: A Complete Guide to Abortion
DIY Abortion w/ Misoprostol Guide [Vice Article]
Video w/ Advice on Pressing Misoprostol & DIY Abortion
Herbal Abortion DIY Guide Zine [take extreme care, can be deadly if done wrong]
Other:
A Clinic Defense Agreement
Cred:
LeftistLasagna
IWW
SeditionistMaterials
SOS
Myony
#link #medical #essential #selfcare
How to Give Yourself An Abortion - Jewish Current
Zine Version
Women On Waves - abortion resources
women help women - abortion e-services/information
Women on Web - online abortion service
National Network of Abortion Funds
safe2choose - information/resources
The Plan C Guides to Abortion Pills
Instructions for a Safe Abortion with Pills
Aid Access - how to use abortion pills
National Advocates for Pregnant Women (free pregnancy-related legal support)
Sister Song - indigenous/women of color reproductive support collective
Abortion Care Network - independent abortion providers
Crimethinc Resource List
Zines:
New Handbook for a Post-Roe Era: A Complete Guide to Abortion
DIY Abortion w/ Misoprostol Guide [Vice Article]
Video w/ Advice on Pressing Misoprostol & DIY Abortion
Herbal Abortion DIY Guide Zine [take extreme care, can be deadly if done wrong]
Other:
A Clinic Defense Agreement
Cred:
LeftistLasagna
IWW
SeditionistMaterials
SOS
Myony
#link #medical #essential #selfcare
Jewish Currents
How to Give Yourself an Abortion
with pills
Forwarded from Strike Force
from https://www.instagram.com/p/CdRNXRkvhSZ
The city of Lincoln, Nebraska voted last week to approve a development on the land in and surrounding Wilderness Park. The city & involved parties threaten to ruin an important spiritual gathering place of local indigenous people. We stand with the inhabitants of Niskíthe Prayer Camp to protect the land, & urge others do the same.
The "yes" vote is not the end of this struggle, it's only the beginning.
The only way to protect the land is to do something IRL. Go to the camp, build relationships, learn what's needed. Find ways to independently support the struggle. Supporting on social media is not enough, people are needed on the ground.
Those involved in the land sale aren't faceless: Manzito Construction + the Catholic Diocese of Lincoln. We know these entities are not persuaded by negotiation. They will only stop when it becomes too costly for them to continue.
From the Niskíthe Prayer Camp:
"We are here. We will remain. We are strong. WibthahoN." "
The city of Lincoln, Nebraska voted last week to approve a development on the land in and surrounding Wilderness Park. The city & involved parties threaten to ruin an important spiritual gathering place of local indigenous people. We stand with the inhabitants of Niskíthe Prayer Camp to protect the land, & urge others do the same.
The "yes" vote is not the end of this struggle, it's only the beginning.
The only way to protect the land is to do something IRL. Go to the camp, build relationships, learn what's needed. Find ways to independently support the struggle. Supporting on social media is not enough, people are needed on the ground.
Those involved in the land sale aren't faceless: Manzito Construction + the Catholic Diocese of Lincoln. We know these entities are not persuaded by negotiation. They will only stop when it becomes too costly for them to continue.
From the Niskíthe Prayer Camp:
"We are here. We will remain. We are strong. WibthahoN." "
The author of Riot Medecine on phone security, May 2022:
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Forwarded from Defend the Forest - Atlanta
Report that police are using chainsaws on trees in areas where forest defenders have occupied trees
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Truck of building materials going down key road now
Forwarded from Strike Force
Report from OTG: Dozens of forest defenders moving in groups all over the woods throughout raid. No arrests *inside* forest reported so far, only from perimeter at public park. Police seem unwilling to pursue people thru forest.
Reports from OTG: SWAT rifles trained on forest defender occupying a treehouse to #StopCopCity.
https://twitter.com/defendATLforest/status/1526631591669387264
Reports from OTG: SWAT rifles trained on forest defender occupying a treehouse to #StopCopCity.
https://twitter.com/defendATLforest/status/1526631591669387264
Forwarded from Strike Force
press conference livestream right now from atlanta forest: https://www.instagram.com/stopcopcity/live/17919516530309168
Forwarded from Defend the Forest - Atlanta
“ I live in the Atlanta Forest & own a home in one of the neighborhoods that would be most impacted by Cop City. Today there was an interagency operation lead by Atlanta Police at the behest of Brasfield & Gorrie and Ryan Millsap of Blackhall Entertainment. The police raided a growing protest encampment in these woods, training SWAT rifles on environmental activists. This is an attempt to demoralize a vibrant and diverse movement lead by local community members against the replacement of the largest urban tree canopy in the U.S. with the largest police training compound in the United States.
The proposed site for Cop City is a historical site where human slavery and forced labor camp were used to work the land, following the forced removal of Muscogee people on the Trail of Tears. This land not only is the “lungs of Atlanta” due to being ecologically critical to the city’s survival, it’s a site of the scars of Atlanta’s past, with numerous unmarked graves. All of this police resource mobilization is to bulldoze it over and construct the $90 million Cop City not two years after George Floyd’s summary execution by Minneapolis police catalyzed a historic nationwide uprising of 20 million people against militarized police. They are not unaware of these history. At the last Community Stakeholder’s meeting, the APF suggested re-opening the forced labor camps as “gardens” on site and staffing them with children who are imprisoned at the adjacent Juvenile Jail, essentially re-vitalizing the Atlanta prison farm model.
Today, police attacked protestors in the forest because in the past year and especially in the past week, hundreds of community members and concerned people came to this camp and joined together to apply pressure against this project. The police will attempt to depict this movement as a small group of hardline activists, or “outside agitators.” We are not extremists. We are neighbors of the forest and residents of South Atlanta. Most importantly however this movement simply consists of intelligent people who know that the future of the world is on fire, and who are determined and willing to organize ourselves and act to defend what remains to sustain life in this city and life on this planet.
This is a site of migratory wading birds, a place where animals make their homes, where salamanders lay their eggs. This forest is defense against flooding of all nearby homes across historically Black neighborhoods in south Atlanta and southwest Dekalb. This forest if what prevents the urban heat island effect. This is why the movement has broad popular support from locals and people across the country and world alike. The city, like the world, is only getting hotter, rent is only getting more expensive, food and gas prices are only rising. The city has no answers for this except a more militarized police force. But floodwaters do not abide property or jurisdiction lines. The climate does not obey the police. You can’t prop up a free society with violence alone. That’s what they are attempting to do with the construction of Cop City. If we don’t want to be ruled over in this society by strongmen and bullies who meet behind closed doors and who deploy tasers and tear gas in order to enforce their control over our bodies, our homes, our livelihoods, our children and the earth, then we must resist this project & all others like it. We must resist the ongoing expansion of the police and their power. We must join together and fight for our home, this forest and the earth.
People worldwide support this movement. Everyone is welcome in this movement. For the last year, we have asked that you come to the Atlanta Forest. Even if you can’t come here, anyone can take action to pressure stakeholders, contractors and those with the power Stop Cop City. The fight to defend the forest is on many fronts.
Please donate to the Atlanta Solidarity Fund.”
From the press conference today
The proposed site for Cop City is a historical site where human slavery and forced labor camp were used to work the land, following the forced removal of Muscogee people on the Trail of Tears. This land not only is the “lungs of Atlanta” due to being ecologically critical to the city’s survival, it’s a site of the scars of Atlanta’s past, with numerous unmarked graves. All of this police resource mobilization is to bulldoze it over and construct the $90 million Cop City not two years after George Floyd’s summary execution by Minneapolis police catalyzed a historic nationwide uprising of 20 million people against militarized police. They are not unaware of these history. At the last Community Stakeholder’s meeting, the APF suggested re-opening the forced labor camps as “gardens” on site and staffing them with children who are imprisoned at the adjacent Juvenile Jail, essentially re-vitalizing the Atlanta prison farm model.
Today, police attacked protestors in the forest because in the past year and especially in the past week, hundreds of community members and concerned people came to this camp and joined together to apply pressure against this project. The police will attempt to depict this movement as a small group of hardline activists, or “outside agitators.” We are not extremists. We are neighbors of the forest and residents of South Atlanta. Most importantly however this movement simply consists of intelligent people who know that the future of the world is on fire, and who are determined and willing to organize ourselves and act to defend what remains to sustain life in this city and life on this planet.
This is a site of migratory wading birds, a place where animals make their homes, where salamanders lay their eggs. This forest is defense against flooding of all nearby homes across historically Black neighborhoods in south Atlanta and southwest Dekalb. This forest if what prevents the urban heat island effect. This is why the movement has broad popular support from locals and people across the country and world alike. The city, like the world, is only getting hotter, rent is only getting more expensive, food and gas prices are only rising. The city has no answers for this except a more militarized police force. But floodwaters do not abide property or jurisdiction lines. The climate does not obey the police. You can’t prop up a free society with violence alone. That’s what they are attempting to do with the construction of Cop City. If we don’t want to be ruled over in this society by strongmen and bullies who meet behind closed doors and who deploy tasers and tear gas in order to enforce their control over our bodies, our homes, our livelihoods, our children and the earth, then we must resist this project & all others like it. We must resist the ongoing expansion of the police and their power. We must join together and fight for our home, this forest and the earth.
People worldwide support this movement. Everyone is welcome in this movement. For the last year, we have asked that you come to the Atlanta Forest. Even if you can’t come here, anyone can take action to pressure stakeholders, contractors and those with the power Stop Cop City. The fight to defend the forest is on many fronts.
Please donate to the Atlanta Solidarity Fund.”
From the press conference today
Forwarded from Inhabit
"“For every tool they have, we have something cobbled-together, something open-source, something free or discovered. They spend millions on what we neutralize for practically nothing.”"
https://itsgoingdown.org/why-they-will-fail-a-preemptive-response/
https://itsgoingdown.org/why-they-will-fail-a-preemptive-response/
It's Going Down
Talking Back: A Preemptive Response to Media Attacks on Defend the Atlanta Forest
A look at the evolving movement to defend the Atlanta Forest and how people can push back on evolving police and media narratives attacking the struggle. "We are on the timeline in which everyone...
Forwarded from Inhabit
Forwarded from Inhabit
Forwarded from Inhabit
from Lobelia Commons: https://twitter.com/lobeliacommons/status/1534222018874429440:
We’re looking for submissions for next years almanac! We moved the deadline up a bit this year so making the almanac isn’t competing with our responsibilities to the farms, gardens and nurseries we tend, so please send pitches to us by JULY 31.
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We are looking for:
anticolonial histories & futures
how to’s (for a world in flux)
critical agroecology
stories from your neighbors
recipes from the land
climate change noticings
traditions to uplift or destroy
farm notes
& more
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Email us ASAP @ lobeliacommons at protonmail dot com, with “2023 almanac submission” in your subject. Dm or email us with any questions!! :) thank u
🌕🌖🌗🌘
We’re looking for submissions for next years almanac! We moved the deadline up a bit this year so making the almanac isn’t competing with our responsibilities to the farms, gardens and nurseries we tend, so please send pitches to us by JULY 31.
📘🐢🌺
We are looking for:
anticolonial histories & futures
how to’s (for a world in flux)
critical agroecology
stories from your neighbors
recipes from the land
climate change noticings
traditions to uplift or destroy
farm notes
& more
🍄
Email us ASAP @ lobeliacommons at protonmail dot com, with “2023 almanac submission” in your subject. Dm or email us with any questions!! :) thank u
🌕🌖🌗🌘
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