2009
10.11
The new October issue of Freedom Libertad is finished and ready for distribution!
Issue #2 features an article on the recent victory for hospital tech workers in Vermont. The author wishes to remain anonymous. With Freedom Libertad, we hope to spread the word about grassroots struggles going on in New England, while offering an anarchist communist perspective from the street level.
Three versions available:
Freedom Libertad No.2 [Web] – PDF, 188Kb.
Freedom Libertad No.2 [Ledger Print] – PDF, 164Kb.
Freedom Libertad No.2 [Letter Print] – PDF, 192Kb.
Tag:
agitational, anarchist, bulletin, class struggle, grassroots, new england, Social Justice, union, unionizing, workplace organizing, zine
2009
08.17
Available now from the Institute for Human Geography Inc, a non-profit charitable foundation incorporated in the state of Massachusetts. Human Geography is broadly conceived to cover topics ranging from geopolitics, through cultural and economic issues, to political ecology. We envisage a well-written, critical, intellectual journal, not full of empirical detail, and not encumbered by too many citations, a journal that can be read in its entirety. More info here: Human Geography: A New Radical Journal
Human Geography, Vol.2 No.2 Promo – PDF, 3.8MB.
2009
04.30
NEFAC New England is proud to announce the first edition of our new regional bulletin, Freedom. This issue features an opinion piece about the current economic crisis, and shines a light on some inspiring local struggles that set an example of how we can fight back against the attempts by the rich and powerful to put the burden of their failures on working class and oppressed people. With Freedom, we hope to spread the word about grassroots struggles going on in New England, while offering an anarchist communist perspective from the street level. Enjoy.
Freedom Libertad No.1 – PDF, 412Kb.
Tag:
agitational, anarchist, bulletin, class struggle, class war, communist, economic crisis, exploitation, fire the boss, grassroots, new england, sin patron, Social Justice, zine
2009
01.20
Learn how to make custom halftone styled stain brushes in just six quick-n-dirty steps. No hands on craft projects necessary. No paint, no mesh screens, no scanning required. This tutorial utilizes tools and filters standard in Photoshop and teaches you the bare-bones basics of how to automatically generate unique halftone patterns every time. The steps below require virtually no user input, so this tutorial is an excellent candidate for a Photoshop action button, and can be recorded from start to finish.
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