From Black Rose Anarchist Federation
To mark the 100 year anniversary of the publication of the Platform of Libertarian Communists (Draft), we are excited to present the second in a three volume series of interviews discussing the document’s lasting legacy with anarchist organizations around the world.
From ANews Podcast
Welcome to the ANews podcast. This podcast covers anarchist activity, ideas, and conversations from the previous week.
From In Contempt
Black August Approaches, Resistance and Repression in the Aftermath of Prairieland – Against Cooperation and Compromise, Up With Total Liberation!
From Distinctively Dionysian
Voilà. The new book includes Oscar Wilde’s complete The Soul of Man under Socialism alongside my own philosophical writings in conversation with one of the great writings on Individualism…
From Act for Freedom Now!
The Libertad project is over. But at 19 rue Burnouf, alongside the development of a new project, an anarchist library remains open every tuesday from 5 PM to 8 PM to welcome all those looking for ideas and encounters to fuel the fires of revolt against this authoritarian and deadly world.
From Belly of the Beast
A downloadable zine mostly for the Philly scene, but with useful information for many.
KSL: Bulletin of the Kate Sharpley Library No. 121, August 2026 has just been posted on our site
From Anarchist Federation
Earlier this month, we published a transparency notice after we learned that the FBI sent a subpoena to Cloudflare related to AnarchistFederation.net, a site hosted by No Gods No Masters. Since publishing this notice, we have learned of another significant development.
From libcom by Hein Htet Kyaw.
Amora is an anarcha-feminist from Myanmar who has been involved in political activism for several decades. She is the co-founder and the current Financial Officer of the Hero Warriors, a local defence force against the Myanmar military junta.
From O.R.C.A.
O.R.C.A. is closing. This wasn’t an easy decision, but given a combination of factors–personal capacity, building frustration, and lack of logistical+financial support–running the space is no longer sustainable for us and we don’t want to continue this project. We are glad to have helped create an anarchist space for people to meet and learn from each other and encounter anti-authoritarian ideas. Many anarchist spaces often skew white and punk; it was important to us that O.R.C.A. did not fall into this pattern.
From Abolition Media by Francisco Solar Domínguez & Joaquín García Chancks
It was around February of this year that our brother and comrade Juan Aliste Vega began to experience the first episodes of pain—mild at first—in his left hip. True to his character, he lived with this minor discomfort, but he never normalized it; he knew it was an abnormal pain.
From June 11
I have to be careful here. Very, very careful.
I go up for my next parole hearing in September. I will be appearing for the fifth time. I’ll have 35 years in on a 20 to Life sentence, and if my name were *not* Sean Swain, the Ohio prison system would have long ago adopted me as their poster child — 3 published books, 11 years of radio commentary, art on exhibition in Sweden, thousands of hours of community service, no drugs or alcohol, no violence.
From Act for Freedom Now!
We don’t need to say much about the banks. They are the main pillar of the murderous system, capitalism. On May 11, some anarchist comrades expropriated the bank in Kato Tithorea. They preferred dignity to wage slavery.
From Athens Indymedia
We remember the defiant kid in the pink skirt and dyed blonde hair, cursing at the cops during the demonstrations that followed the crackdown on the squats in ’81. We remember the tormented child, driven from her home after her dramatic—we didn’t call it that back then—coming out, which ended with her grandmother storming out of their humble home in Piraeus, screaming to the neighborhood: “Pavlos has become Paola!” A constant presence in street clashes and at assemblies at the Chemistry and Polytechnic universities, during those turbulent days when one’s sexuality wasn’t exactly a top priority in discussions and decisions.
From BC Counter-Info
On March 30th 2026 the historic Woodwards building’s Nestor’s grocery store was the target of an arson attack which engulfed the isles of the store and resulted in $400,000 in damage. Victor Leslie Atkinson was later tracked down to a Gastown residence and charged with the action, he has yet to appear in court. We do not need to know the politics of this individual in order to understand the context in which this action occurred.