This year is the 80th anniversary of the judicial murder of Italian
anarchists Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, one of the most
notorious miscarriages of justice in the history of the US. NYC’s
Libertarian Book Club is organizing a Sacco & Vanzetti Memorial for
Thur., Aug. 23 in Union Square. Thus far: We have a permit for the
memorial, and have booked St. Joseph’s Church on Sixth Avenue for a
teach-in the prior evening. The two events will include:

This Saturday, August 25th, there will be a benefit party to raise money for two community groups in Sunset Park, the SPEAC School Planning Team and SPAN. Both groups are 100% volunteer, community-led, and consensus based. The SPEAC School Planning Team is seeking to open a new 6th-12th grade public school in our neighborhood with a focus on wellness. SPAN (Sunset Park Alliance of Neighbors) is a group of community members organizing around issues of over-development and gentrification.

The NYMAA REading Group will meet on Thursday, September 27 at 6:30pm, to discuss the book

"Resistance: A Radical Social and Political History of the Lower East Side" edited by Clayton Patterson

W.S.A. and NEFAC-Open City will host Israeli anarchist Eyal for a discussion of events in Israel and Palestine from an anarchist perspective.

DATE: Monday, August 27th

TIME: 7 PM

PLACE: Muste Room in the WRL Building, 339 Lafayette Street (corner of Bleecker & Lafayette Streets)

The NYMAA REading Group will meet on Thursday, September 27 at 6:30pm, to discuss the book

"Resistance: A Radical Social and Political History of the Lower East Side" edited by Clayton Patterson

The NYMAA REading Group will meet on Thursday, September 27 at 6:30pm, to discuss the book

"Resistance: A Radical Social and Political History of the Lower East Side" edited by Clayton Patterson

The NYMAA REading Group will meet on Thursday, September 27 at 6:30pm, to discuss the book

"Resistance: A Radical Social and Political History of the Lower East Side" edited by Clayton Patterson

The NYMAA REading Group will meet on Thursday, September 27 at 6:30pm, to discuss the book

"Resistance: A Radical Social and Political History of the Lower East Side" edited by Clayton Patterson

This month's reaading is:

Ursula Le Guin: "The Dispossessed"

An anarchist science fiction classic. "Centuries ago, the moon Anarres was settled by utopian anarchists who left the Earthlike planet Urras in search of a better world, a new beginning. Now a brilliant physicist, Shevek, determines to reunite the two civilizations that have been separated by hatred since long before he was born. The Dispossessed is a penetrating examination of society and humanity -- and one man's brave undertaking to question the unquestionable and ignite the fires of change."

From: Family + Friends of Daniel McG
THE , 7pm

Daniel McGowan may be behind bars, but he's also going
back to school! Support local NYC activist, Daniel
McGowan, make the most of his time in prison by
helping him with the costs of his education!

"Milk Shakes & Ice Cream Party III"Sunday, September 2 (Labor Day weekend)jumping off at 7pm; open bar w/ drinks&shakes all night!+ musical performances start at 8 +* Domestic Workers United calypsonians

Nuts & Bolts is back!
Tuesday, September 4, 6:30 p.m.
EarthMatters! 177 Ludlow Street (below Houston, above Stanton)

Come to discuss and plan upcoming actions!

We'll be meeting at 6:30pm at JP Mustard's.

22 Fulton Street
at Water Street

the closest train is the 2/3 at Fulton.

Nuts & Bolts met Thursday, Sept. 13 at Earth Matters Cafe.
1. Planning for the next GA
Consensed on next GA for Sunday, Oct. 28th at CAEButtons in the South Bronx, pending availability of the space, no conflicts, etc.

What could be more fun than figuring out the logistics of the 9th nymaa general assembly? I KNOW, NOTHING. MEET US HERE:
EarthMatters! 177 Ludlow Street (below Houston, above Stanton)
Thursday, September 13, 7 p.m.

¡Ya Basta! No Slave Wages in our Communities!

What: Join the fight against sweatshops in Bushwick and Ridgewood and march with the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), I.U. 460/640, and its supporters. The union will be distributing leaflets in Spanish and Chinese during the march to raise awareness among workers.

New York, NY. The New School chapter of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) is joining with community organizations from around the country to build the Iraq Moratorium and is calling for students, workers, and faculty to participate in the first of a series of escalating monthly actions to end the occupation of Iraq. The first demonstration will be held on Friday, September 21, 2007. Participants are asked to assemble at 12:00 p.m. at the New School for Social Research on 65 5th Avenue (between 13th and 14th Streets) in lower Manhattan. Once assembled, participants will march north up 5th Avenue to the Empire State Building (350 5th Ave.) to demonstrate outside the office of Lockheed Martin, a corporation that in 2005 reaped more than $19.4 billion in military contracts from war and occupation in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Friday, September 21st @ 7PM - Free
Reading: Leslie James Pickering "Mad Bomber Melville"
In "Mad Bomber Melville," Leslie James Pickering reveals Sam Melville, the man responsible for a spree of pre-Weather Underground bombings at Manhattan skyscrapers and a key organizer of the 1971 Attica Prison uprising (in which Melville was killed). Pickering will read and show archived television news clips. Pickering co-founded the North American Earth Liberation Front Press Office and is the author of "Earth Liberation Front 1997-2002."