The Comms group will be hosting a Nuts & Bolts Meeting to discuss plans for the next GA. Join us as we discuss a position on the office in the Muste Building which we will present at GA10. Also, lots of other GA planning; come by and help make it all happen.

$5 Suggested

Presentation: May First "The Politics of Networks"

The good folks at May First / People Link (authors of book "The Organic
Internet") will discuss the technical implementations and organizational
implications of networks. They'll consider the new modes of political control,
new conditions for political activism, and how remote asymmetry in
communication and power has changed our struggles. Use the sneakernet to join
us meatspace to discuss the flocking of the multitudes.

Thursday, Feb. 28, 6:30pm:

"Anarchism and Other Essays" by Emma Goldman

The classic collection of essays includes "Marriage and Love," "The Hypocrisy of Puritanism," "The Traffic in Women," Anarchism," and "The Psychology of Political Violence." The entire book is available free online at http://xroads.virginia.edu/~hyper/Goldman/front.html

"Building a Popular Anarchism"
North East Speaking Tour
Feb 20th- March 7th

In NYC on Friday 29th, 7pm
at the A.J. Muste Room, 339 Lafayette St(Corner of Bleecker and Lafayette)

The New York Metro Alliance of Anarchists' Tenth General Assembly

Calling all anarchists, anti-authoritarians, horizontalists, and grassroots activists! Come join us as we plant the seeds of the anarchist century!

Fifth Annual NYC Grassroots Media Conference

March 2, 2008 at Hunter College

For the past four years, we’ve explored the political dimensions of media and how it shapes our lives. In developing relationships between community and media organizations, the NYC Grassroots Media Coalition is working to re-imagine issues of access to, control of, and power over our media system. That means defining our struggle as a struggle for Media Justice.

NYMAA's Propaganda working group will be meeting on Wednesday, March 5, at 7:00 p.m.

The meeting will take place at the the Muste Room (Room #306, Buzzer #11) in the A.J. Muste Institute, which is located at 339 Lafayette Street at the northeast corner of Bleecker Street in Manhattan. The closest subway stop is the Bleecker Street 6.

Our little admin group is getting together and changing the world one clerical decision at a time.

Housing Works Bookstore 126 Crosby St.(B,D,F,V to Bway-Layette)
7:00pm