The 2010 Conspiracy Tour features presentations and workshops filled with up-to-the-minute info on the cases and upcoming trials of the RNC 8, Scott DeMuth and Hugh & Tiga, as well as information on state repression, how to support people facing it and how to protect your community from it. Learn about current legal struggles, and get some insight about how to deal with future ones! Come find solidarity, strategizing, resistance, and community that the state could only dream of. This will be a roadshow to remember even before you read about it in your FBI file.

Featuring:

A concert to benefit Internationalist Books!

Tickets are only $5!

Come join us for some awesome music and a great time.

Location:

The Cave

452 1/2 W. Franklin St, Chapel Hill NC

Join us for an exciting and educational evening! Come hear crazy stories and see unusual objects!

Daniel says goodbye, Nick says hello, hello, hello!
7-9pm at Internationalist Books (free, all ages!)
Come welcome in our new manager, Nick Shepard, and say goodbye to our old manager, Daniel Elam. There will be food, music, and good company. Bring friends!
9pm-2am at SOUTHERN RAIL (across from Weaver Street Market, free, all ages!)
Continue the party at Southern Rail, with drinks, dancing, and more fun! We'll pass the hat to support Internationalist Books & Community Center. Bring friends and reasons to celebrate: summer’s here, amazing future plans, the fact that you’re amazing!

Bring a friend, a snack, and your zines to share with new friends.

A discussion with our neighbors at El Kilombo in Durham

After eight years of working together on each other's solo projects Mat and Yvonne have discovered the creative potential of the duet. The special sound of two voices singing together, in close harmony, have inspired a new repertoire and a new approach to performance for both of them. Exploring the limits set by one acoustic guitar, two voices and a few 'folk' instruments such as the harmonica and hand percussion, Mat and Yvonne are finding refreshment in what is very old. They liken it to an invitation to join them in their living room.

The 2007 Mid-Atlantic Radical Bookfair, bringing together radical and independent publishers, distributors, bookstores, and authors for a weekend of workshops, panel discussions, and performances, all free and open to the public, will take place on October 20th and 21st in Baltimore.

This Fall, prison book project workers from all over North America will gather in Urbana, IL to share knowledge and build relationships at the National Conference of Prison Book Projects.

Please join us to address the question of how best to meet inmates' right to literacy.

The conference is hosted by Urbana-Champaign Books to Prisoners and will take place Friday, November 2 through Sunday, November 4 in Urbana, IL at the UC Independent Media Center.

Registration includes a reception Friday night, lunch and dinner on Saturday, and coffee and pastries on Sunday. We have a limited amount of free housing (first come, first served) and a small number of grants available to help defray the cost of travel.

RENEWING THE ANARCHIST TRADITION

A Scholarly Conference

November 2-4, 2007 in Montpelier, Vermont

The eighth edition of the Renewing the Anarchist Tradition (RAT) conference, sponsored by the Institute for Anarchist Studies, once again aims to provide a participatory and scholarly space in which to reexamine, reinvigorate, and make relevant the social and political tradition of anarchism.