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DESCRIPTION:In The Works presents: A Day of (A) THEORY & DIY Skill Shares!\n\nAs part 
 of the 2013 8 Days of Anarchy, ''A Day of (A) Theory & DIY Skill Shares'' 
 will aim to retain, deepen and strengthen the subversive and dangerous 
 texts, ideas and ways of being and doing that anarchist thought and 
 practice make possible.\n\nThe day will include tabling from various 
 anarchist publishers and thinkers, discussion relevant to struggle in our 
 current post-modern trajectory, and craft presentations. If you have an 
 interest in tabling, talking, or presenting something practical drop us a 
 line!\n\nAll tables and speakers/discussions will use In The Works event 
 space for free/donation only. All donations received from this event will 
 go to the Free Jeremy Hammond! legal fund. Jeremy Hammond is a 28 year old 
 anarchist and web-developer from Chicago who is being accused of hacking 
 Strategic Forecasting(Stratfor), and publishing this information via the 
 website Wikileaks.org, as the 'Global Intelligence Files'.\n\nWHERE: In The 
 Works/ is located 1 1/2 blocks from the 16th Street Mission BART station at 
 3265 17th Street, between Mission & Capp Streets.\n\nWHEN: March 16th, 11AM 
 - 5PM\n\nWHO:\n\n    Anarchy: A Journal of Desire Armed\n    C.A.L. Press\n 
    Prisoners Dilemma\n    Intellectual Vagabond\n    Freedom Club Press\n   
  LBC Books\n    Insane Dialectical Posse\n    Santa Cruz (A) Projects\n    
 Bay Area Public School\n    East Bay Free Skool\n    Bay Area Ladyfest\n    
 Black Powder Press\n    SF CopWatch\n    LIES Journal\n    DIY Book 
 Binding\n    40 Thieves\n\nWith Talks by:\n\n1. Doug on Struggles 
 Post-Occupy:\n\n    After Occupy? Anarchy!: After the occupy movement, new 
 struggles have developed against sexual violence, environmental 
 exploitation, and native sovereignty. But as quickly as they are formed, 
 these struggles often are recuperated back into single issue demands and 
 stripped of their disruptive qualities and potentially revolutionary goals. 
 This workshop will look how anarchists can intervene in these moments, with 
 both ideas, actions, and critiques. It will also look at how genuine class 
 struggle in both the era of the depression in the 1930's as well as during 
 the civil rights struggles of the late 1960's and early 1970's were also 
 recuperated as a means to gain better insight into our current political 
 situation.\n\n2. Autumn on Anarchism & Education\n3. SF/Berkeley CopWatch 
 with Footage\nChildcare!\n\nOn Saturday: Located at KidPOWER Park on Hoff 
 Street, between Station 40 and ITW.\n\nIn The Works is an anticapitalist 
 and antiauthoritarian events and (anti)art collective that seeks total 
 liberation.\n\nhttps://www.facebook.com/events/499270590135161/499274016801485/\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2013/03/11/18733435.php
SUMMARY:In The Works presents: A Day of (A) THEORY & DIY Skill Shares!
LOCATION:3265 17th Street, at Mission\nSF, CA
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2013/03/11/18733435.php
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