Happy Sunday. We have been digging into the response to our initial call for submissions – over 40 submissions, primarily in fiction and creative writing, which has been so exciting! While our official call for submissions is now closed, we would like to let folks know that we are still wanting
This week Dip wrote an article returning to the Sahrawi struggle against Moroccan occupation while calling for internationalist solidarity. Reminder: our call for submissions closes June 30th. Last week we released a podcast detailing what we're looking for and answering common questions we're getting - check it
Dip returns to the Sahrawi struggle against Moroccan occupation and calls for internationalist solidarity.
This week we recorded a podcast to detail our ongoing call for submissions, answer some common questions, and share more about our goals for the magazine. Listen to it here, or wherever you listen to podcasts! Continue reading for more, including urgent crowdfund requests and stories that we missed. That&
On this episode of Chaos and Conviviality, Dip and Scooter discuss the Chaos and Conviviality’s open call for submissions. See time stamps below: * 0:40: Call for submissions * 9:25: Discussing the theme * 14:00: Honorarium details * 15:10: Building the C&C universe/community * 16:15: Tips
Happy Monday! This week we simply want to highlight our current call for submissions. Please consider submitting a piece and share with other creatives and writers! Continue reading for more, including urgent crowdfund requests, additional resources to dive deeper on this week's topics, and other stories that we
Exciting news! We are live with our first call for submissions. Please check it out, consider joining our emerging community, and submit a piece. Please forward this email and share the link with folks in your network as well. We're also live on both instagram and the twitter;
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:
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