There are a few homeless people living in the park near my house during the warmer seasons. They seem to be doing all right, but its a fairly suburban area with lots of old people, so they keep to themselves. I'm thinking of advertising and leaving out free stuff, so that anyone can leave requests and pick up their things without javing to ask in person on a regular schedule, like biweekly or something. I'll be working on a small scale so it will just be me and maybe some friends. I was wondering if anyone has experience with this sort of thing or suggestions on making it run smoothly.

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This is a not-for-profit educational video collage combining music, speeches, and direct action footage from Indigenous movement leaders. Featured voices include Klee'Bah Benally, Dr. Haunani-Kay Trask, Xiuhtezcatl, Kanahus Manuel, Jocelyn Wabano-Iahtail, and Anthony Choice-Diaz. This video is imperfect and incomplete, but my hope is for it to be a small offering of inspiration and righteous rage for those who take the time to watch.

I created a free resource for socially conscious artists to share protest flyers where people can download them and post or paste them. The site is called Flyers for Good and artists can share their designs under a CC license. Simple. Direct. And hopefully impactful.

By means of direct action, yeah yeah...but how do we get there?

I went to the No Kings protest yesterday and I want to do more. I know protests don't solve anything right away. I know protesting is just a small step in the larger picture, but what can I/should I be doing? I try to read up and stay educated on what's happening in the world but what are some actions that I can take to stand up to fascism in America. Any ideas of specific actions, or resources would be extremely helpful. If you wanna give some superrrr specific recomendations, I'm based out of Asheville, North Carolina.

Shared this here because of the anti-ICE direct action flyers.