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On this episode of Chaos and Conviviality, Dip and Scooter discuss the looming threat of El Niño and the need to build communal climate resilience. See time stamps below: 1:20: Defining El Niño and discussing recent updates 4:00: Should we be scared? 8:20: All the (climate) solutions
Welcome to all those joining from the Planting Seeds: An Indigenous Zine Fest in Chicago this past weekend. Thanks to your purchases, we were able to send a substantial portion of our proceeds to an unhoused comrade. For those who weren't able to buy, you can see all
On this episode of Chaos and Conviviality, Dip and Scooter discuss the re-emerging wave of “bad internet bills” across the United States and the world. Dip explores what organizing against these restrictive internet policies might look like. Photo by JJ Ying on Unsplash See time stamps below: 00:00: Introduction
Embody your egos, communally.
TLDR: Understanding social movements primarily as an ecology of organizations allows us to (1) model organizations using a system that is living, complex, and adaptive, and (2) analyze the relationships between them for the sake of creating anarchic social change. With this knowledge in tow, we can become strategic, orienting
Happy Sunday! This week Dip wrote a piece about cyberdecks and the need for new relationships to digital tech, as well as techno-optimism/techno-pessimism broadly. Continue reading for more, including urgent crowdfund requests, additional resources to dive deeper on this week's topics, and other stories that we missed.
Cyberdecks are having a moment with the socially-conscious, aesthetically-driven folks on social media. What does that say about politics and culture?
Happy Monday, Welcome to those joining from the DC Cat Bookfair – we are excited to have you! This week, Dip wrote a piece thinking through preparation for the upcoming El Niño cycle, and building communal climate resilience. Continue reading for more, including urgent crowdfund requests and other stories that we
Thinking through compounding crises of climate shock, supply-chain blockade, and (the afterlives of) slaveholding settler colonialism.
Hey all, happy Monday! This week we did not pen any new pieces; we have been preparing print forms (primarily zines) of our content for upcoming zine fests including the Black Cat Bookfair coming up in Washington DC on Saturday and several upcoming zinefests in the Chicago area over the
Happy “Sunday,” y'all! This week, Dip wrote a piece responding to an article in The Economist about precolonial Africa's statelessness. Continue reading for more, including urgent crowdfund requests, additional resources to dive deeper on this week's topics, and other stories that we missed. That&