Zines and other cool printables

• An Invitation to Desertion
• Bodyhammer: tactics and self-defense for the modern protestor
• The Continuing Appeal of Nationalism by Fredy Perlman
  Why do the ideas of nation and race still have such an influence even after the lessons of fascism have been so widely drawn? An excellent analysis by the late Fredy Perlman that answers this question and reveals the enduring appeal of nationalism to statist rulers of both left and right.
• instructions for chair zazen - a good place to start for practicing meditation
• quit smoking: a DIY guide by ex-smokers (version for reading on devices)

longer works

• Desert
  Global anarchist revolution is not going to happen. Global climate change is now unstoppable. Yet to be disillusioned — with global revolution/with our capacity to stop climate change — should not alter our anarchist nature, or the love of nature we feel as anarchists. There are many possibilities for liberty and wildness still. What are some of these possibilities and how can we live them? What could it mean to be an anarchist, an environmentalist, when global revolution and world-wide social/eco sustainability are not the aim? What objectives, what plans, what lives, what adventures are there when the illusions are set aside and we walk into the world not disabled by disillusionment but unburdened by it?
• Blessed Is The Flame
  Underneath the ubiquitous sheep-to-the-slaughter metaphor is buried a profound historical possibility: wherever the Nazis sought to impose domination and violence, people resisted. Behind the images of people wearing armbands, boarding trains, and walking placidly into gas chambers, lies a rich history of recalcitrance’ and insurrection. Inside of the Nazi concentration camps, places meticulously designed to subjugate and exterminate human beings, people organized, conspired, sabotaged, and reflexively fought back against their oppressors. Though there are certainly lessons to be taken from World War II about the potential for whole populations to be rendered docile, there are also lessons about what it means to defy pacification in extraordinarily bleak circumstances. When we forget these kinds of stories, we forget about our own capacities for resistance. This text is about telling those stories and letting them become part of our own struggles.
• Against The Gendered Nightmare
  In the past several years, the question of gender has been taken up again and again by the anarchist milieu. And still few attempts amount to much more than a rehashing of old ideas. Most positions on gender remain within the constraints of one or more of the ideologies that have failed us already, mainly Marxist feminism, a watered down eco-feminism, or some sort of liberal “queer anarchism.” Present in all of these are the same problems we’ve howled against already: identity politics, representation, gender essentialism, reformism, and reproductive futurism. While we have no interest in offering another ideology in this discourse, we imagine that an escape route could be charted by asking the question that few will ask; by setting a course straight to the secret center of gendered life which all the ideological answers take for granted. We are speaking, of course, about Civilization itself.
• Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind
  In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert's there are few.

DBT Skills workbooks

• DBT skills workbook vol 1: distress tolerance skills
• DBT skills workbook vol 2: mindfulness skills
• DBT skills workbook vol 3: emotion regulation skills
• DBT skills workbook vol 4: interpersonal effectiveness skills and putting it all together

• reformist reforms vs abolitionist steps in policing
  1 page front and back! a reformatted version of a poster by critical resistance
• slave patrols and civil servants
  the origin of the police
• anarchy works chapter 5: crime
  a look at some of the alternatives to police and prison that have been used successfully. this gives many potential answers to various "what about X?" questions.
• 3 positions against prison
  a critique of prisons not just as a physical place but as a condition in our society.
• what they mean when they say peace / the making of outside agitators
  two essays on the rebellion in ferguson read online (peace),read online (outside agitators)
• why we break windows
• whatever you do, don't talk to police
• writing to prisoners faq
• abolish whiteness
• accomplices not allies
• Health and Safety at Militant Actions
• talking to media: a guide for anarchists
• 5 Principles For The Anti-Police Brutality Movement - with tips for protestors
• what will it take to stop the police from killing us?
  Since the Ferguson uprising of 2014, considerable attention has focused on racist police killings in the United States. Reformers of many stripes have introduced new policies in hopes of reining in the violence. Yet according to the Police Shootings Database, the police killed more people in the US last year than in 2015. If police killings are continuing or even increasing despite widespread public attention and reform efforts, we need to revisit our strategy. How can we bring an end to racist police murders once and for all?
• the siege of the third precinct in minneapolis
  In this anonymous submission, participants in the uprising in Minneapolis in response to the murder of George Floyd explore how a combination of different tactics compelled the police to abandon the Third Precinct.

• consent zine
  this is a reformatted version of a nice short consent zine, designed to be tucked into other zines so that more people end up with a copy of it :)
• what is green anarchy?
• against speciesism, against anthropocentrism
  8 reasons for radical veganism
• anti-speciesism: dietary decolonization
• biting back: a radical response to non-vegan anarchists
• life without law
  an introduction to anarchism
• the abolition of work
• the reproduction of daily life
• the continuing appeal of nationalism(read online)
• armed joy
  That is the spirit of the book. To show how a practice of liberation and destruction can come forth from a joyful logic of struggle, not a mortal schematic rigidity within the pre-established canons of a directing group.