Hamilton's Anarchist Bookfair

Fellow underdogs unite in underdog city for a day of workshops, discussion, networking and of course literature!

Date: June 14, 2008
Time: 10am - 4pm

Place: Westdale Highschool
700 Main Street West,
Hamilton, Ontario
L8S1A5

More info coming soon.

Contact: hamiltonanarchistbookfair@gmail.com

Envisioning Session for a
Fall 2008 Conference on
Activism & Community Organizing

Sunday June 22, 1:30pm
Jack Purcell Community Centre
Ottawa

Come help plan / plant the seeds for a gathering focused on strategy, vision and tools for activism and organizing in our communities, based on libertarian and anti-authoritarian principles!

This conference will be something of a continuation of the popular Anarchist Assembly, building on its successes of bringing together people on three seperate

occasions, while including more diversity, more education, and more mutual aid. For more on the Anarchist Assemly, see http://roadnetwork.org/main/html/article/104

This conference will also draw on experiences of healthy
community-building conferences such as the From The Ground Up series in southwestern Ontario (see attached file, or email us if there is no attachment).

Title TBA
June 28, 2008
Location TBA

All Are Welcome

• Learn about the struggles of Indigenous peoples across Ontario
• Protest corporate and government-sponsored destruction of Indigenous territories and our shared land
• Defend Aboriginal political prisoners

Hear speakers from: KI First Nation, Serpent River First Nation, Whitefish Lake First Nation, and more

There will also be activities for children and youth. Food will be available for donation, with proceeds going to John Moore.

For more information, call 705 675-8479
or email sudburyawo@gmail.com

Bad Books Club (First Saturday of every month)
A regular reading group for anarchists and fellow travelers in the GTA.

Hosted by Common Cause
http://linchpin.ca

Saturday July 5
4:00-6:00pm
main Fire Pit in Dufferin Grove Park (South of Bloor Street on Dufferin).
Rain Location: Tim Hortons at Bloor and Gladstone.

JULY BOOK: Making A Killing: The Political Economy of Animal Rights by Bob Torres