Podcast
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:
Newsletter
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
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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
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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
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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&
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Dip discusses a recent Economist article and thinks through the implications of the Continent being seen as a “model” for elsewhere.
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Another Sunday, another roundup! There're lots of celebrations today, from Ancestors Day to National Deep-Dish Pizza Day, alongside (the potentially obvious) Easter. This week, we've started to explore the world of visual art with an essay on Artemisia Gentileschi. Continue reading for more, including urgent
Arts & Culture
Dip discusses the ways that Artemisia Gentileschi’s paintings exemplify resistance to domination so well that it turns the canvas into a refusal–while grappling with the impotence of such a “powerful” move.
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Happy Sunday 🐉! This week, we put out two pieces. One is theory-oriented, discussing the activities that social movement orgs can do. This is part of the ongoing Organizing 100 series that discusses foundational ideas around making the world suck less. The other piece is about the Abundance thing Ezra
Organizing 100
Dip discusses ways in which organizations of activists can think about their activities.
News
Dip talks about how AI sucks again. This time, they focus on how data centers are encroaching on tribal lands.