Part One

Part Two

Sunday, September 14, 2025

11:00 AM–7:00 PM ET

10:00 AM–6:00 PM CT / 9:00 AM–5:00 PM MT / 8:00 AM–4:00 PM PT / 4:00 PM–12:00 AM UK / 5:00 PM–1:00 AM CET / 8:30 PM–4:30 AM IST / 11:00 PM–7:00 AM PHT/SGT / 12:00–8:00 AM JST / 1:00–9:00 AM AEST / 3:00–11:00 AM NZST
Schedule subject to change

Cities for a Single Planet, with p.m. (Hans Widmer) – Switzerland  

Time: 11:20 AM–12:00 PM ET / 10:20–11:00 AM CT / 9:20–10:00 AM MT / 8:20–9:00 AM PT / 4:20–5:00 PM UK / 5:20–6:00 PM CET / 8:50–9:30 PM IST / 11:20 PM–12:00 AM PHT/SGT

Presented by  Autonomedia | Jim Flaming

Description:

Hans Widmer (p.m.) will present Cities for a Single Planet: A Model for the Ecological Transformation of the Earth.  Cities for a Single Planet explores the concept of cities designed for ecological sustainability and a “one planet” lifestyle.  Publisher: Autonomedia

Hans Widmer, known also by his pseudonym p.m. is a Swiss author. Known for his 1983 anarchist / anti-capitalist social utopian book bolo’bolo.

World War 3: A Palestine Workshop – Palestine – Egypt – UK – New York City – US – Ukraine  

Time: 12:00–12:40 PM ET / 11:00–11:40 AM CT / 10:00–10:40 AM MT / 9:00–9:40 AM PT / 5:00–5:40 PM UK / 6:00–6:40 PM CET / 9:30–10:10 PM IST / 12:00–12:40 AM PHT/SGT

Presented by Seth Tobocman

Description:

The current issue of World War 3 Illustrated focuses on the situation in Gaza and is titled The Right To Live In Peace (after the Victor Jara song El Derecho De Vivir En Paz) This issue features many Palestinian comic artists along with international artists in solidarity with Palestine. We will talk about the situation in Gaza and the occupied territories, also about what it means to be an artist in this context.

Participants include Mohammad Sabaaneh (Palestine), Hamza Abu Ayyash (Palestine), Magdy El Shafee (Egypt), R.M. Sanchez Camus (UK), Larimar Lora (Nuyorican) Seth Tobocman (US) Eric Drooker (US), Annabelle Heckler (US), Voloymyr Bylik (Ukraine).

CONATUS is Change Among Changes in Manifesto Brutal and Nontantoprecisi – Italy

Time: 12:40–1:20 PM ET / 11:40 AM–12:20 PM CT / 10:40–11:20 AM MT / 9:40–10:20 AM PT / 5:40–6:20 PM UK / 6:40–7:20 PM CET / 10:10–10:50 PM IST / 12:40–1:20 AM PHT/SGT

Description:

Manifesto Brutal is increasingly collaborating with the theatre company Nontantoprecisi, a group founded within Italy’s last asylum-concentration camp. Together, we are imagining anti-psychiatric living experiments, CONATUS — life that lives.

Manifesto Brutal provided an opportunity to explore what illness has led us to do: 24-hour schizo-analysis, transforming symptoms, imagining worlds, writing, studying, weaving, singing, and ranting. From the bed to the stage and back again. We have a desire to stand side by side and respond collectively to the central question of Johanna Hedva’s Theory of the Sick Woman: ‘How do you throw a brick through the window of a bank if you can’t get out of bed?’.

In the dream of taking a boat to the southern Mediterranean, we want to try being bodies that encounter other bodies and decolonise ourselves. We are proposing this workshop as an attempt to give ourselves a voice through a language that is not our own: the colonial language of the last century. We will stammer our way through it, because we believe in the necessity of forming alliances with friends and comrades to help us subvert the increasingly suffocating present. We are attempting to create a periodical publication called CONATUS, which is still in development but already part of all of us.

Website: http://manifestobrutal.org & nontantoprecisi.net

Ben Morea

Time: TBD

About Ben Morea
A teenage delinquent and drug addict, Ben Morea went looking for the Beatniks in the late 1950s, discovered the Living Theatre, and developed a taste for, and involvement in, art and anarchism. A painter, rabble-rouser, and troublemaker, he was the main instigator of the Black Mask group, The Family (popularly known as Up Against The Wall Motherf**ker, and no relation to the West Coast Manson “family”), and the Armed Love communal movement. By the end of the 60s, facing increased police attention, Ben Morea “disappeared” into the rural communal movement and anonymity. He continues to paint (and now blog), and galvanized by the current Imperial wars, has re-emerged to talk of the legacy and history of Black Mask and The Family, and their relevance to the struggles today.

BREAK – MUSIC OR FILM

Presentation of the Diógenes MagaZine: Authoritarianism Sucks // Presentación Revista Diógenes: El autoritarismo APESTA – Colombia

Time: 1:20–1:50 PM ET / 12:20–12:50 PM CT / 11:20–11:50 AM MT / 10:20–10:50 AM PT / 6:20–6:50 PM UK / 7:20–7:50 PM CET / 10:50–11:20 PM IST / 1:20–1:50 AM PHT/SGT

Presented by: Leo Legris

Description:

This panel introduces Revista Diógenes, an anti-authoritarian project, tracing its creation through its first three editions. Together, we will explore the many forms of authoritarianism people confront in daily life and share how anti-authoritarian practices have taken root in Colombia and beyond. The session will close with a participatory collage activity, inviting everyone to reflect on the question: What types of authoritarianism do you experience in your daily life?

website: revistadiogenes.substack.com

Radical Sankofa: Collective Care Lessons Rooted in Black History – Connecticut, US

Time: 2:40–3:25 PM ET / 1:40–2:25 PM CT / 12:40–1:25 PM MT / 11:40 AM–12:25 PM PT / 7:40–8:25 PM UK / 8:40–9:25 PM CET / 12:10–12:55 AM IST / 2:40–3:25 AM PHT/SGT

Presented by Tyasha/Ty

Description:

A 45-minute virtual workshop exploring lessons unearthed from over 50 years of grassroots organizing by Black Feminists, Abolitionists, and Anarchists across Turtle Island and Beyond. Attendees will learn to build radical, real-world systems of care following a brief discussion of on-the-ground Black movements studied from the Break the System Archive.

Panelists:

Tyasha/Ty is a liberation artist, radical archivist, researcher, and caretaker of Break the System Archive. My interdisciplinary work includes collective care networks, self-publishing via zines, community-based research, healing arts, and protest guerrilla installations that use art as a methodology to create collective liberation by any means necessary. teamwithty.com

Break the System Archive is an independent archive, zine press + distro showcasing zines, protest ephemera, and DIY media from the 1970s to today. It supports organizers, artists, and activists through a digital collection, traveling exhibition, workshops, and teach-ins. breakthesystem.xyz

Free4ALL is an anticarceral, grassroots mutual aid + peer support network offering in-person and virtual care across four Connecticut cities and beyond. Free4ALL has held over 171 support sessions via free stores, zine distros, community pop-ups, and peer support groups in CT, NYC, and RI, connecting with 1500+ people since its launch in 2023. Conceptualized + founded by Tyasha/Ty, Free4ALL is proof that change + impact doesn’t need to be expensive, rely on the state or take forever. We can get free today y’all!

Presentation Vegan Wild International Anarchist Magazine – Colombia

Time: 3:45-4:25 PM ET

Description:

This zine/mini-book is a conversation between individuals and collectivities of anarchists, antispeciesists, and nihilists from Mexico, Colombia, Chile, and the USA.

Our affinity and perspective on total and animal liberation. It was launched internally with the publisher Warzone Distro of the USA (includes articles by comrades imprisoned in Chile: Monica Caballero and Susaron4). 

Website: vaccylibv.blogspot.com

Anarchism, Food Sovereignty, and Degrowth: Exploring Overlaps and Tensions – San Francisco, California, US

Time: 4:25–5:10 PM ET / 3:25–4:10 PM CT / 2:25–3:10 PM MT / 1:25–2:10 PM PT / 9:25–10:10 PM UK / 10:25–11:10 PM CET / 1:55–2:40 AM IST / 4:25–5:10 AM PHT/SGT

Presented by: Antonio Roman-Alcalá, Agroecology Research-Action Collective (ARC)

Description:

A short presentation on the intersections, overlaps, and tensions between the movements/concepts of anarchism, food sovereignty, and degrowth (plus a small discussion of land reform) will be followed by a participatory discussion of praxes to actively explore these overlaps and navigate these tensions, specifically in the context of the so-called USA. This presentation is based on an article recently published, but will be framed and facilitated to emphasize the repercussions for action, not just theoretical interests in these movements-concepts.

BREAK – MUSIC OR FILM

Everything for Everyone, Everywhere – Brooklyn, NY, US

Time: 5:15–6:15 PM ET / 4:15–5:15 PM CT / 3:15–4:15 PM MT / 2:15–3:15 PM PT / 10:15–11:15 PM UK / 11:15 PM–12:15 AM CET / 2:45–3:45 AM IST / 5:15–6:15 AM PHT/SGT

Description:

This virtual teach-in brings together mutual aid organizers to share practical lessons on creating and sustaining weekly neighborhood-based mutual aid spaces. The panel will also announce a new initiative to support the growth of community-led mutual aid distributions across neighborhoods in New York City.

instagram: instagram.com/rentrefusersunited

Anarchism and the Struggle for Zero Fare Transportation in Brazil – Brazil

Time: 6:15–7:00 PM ET / 5:15–6:00 PM CT / 4:15–5:00 PM MT / 3:15–4:00 PM PT / 11:15–12:00 AM UK / 12:15–1:00 AM CET / 3:45–4:30 AM IST / 6:15–7:00 AM PHT/SGT

Presented by: Felipe Corrêa, Victor Khaled of Institute for Anarchist Theory and History (IATH)

Description:

In this talk, Felipe Corrêa and Victor Khaled, coordinators of the Institute for Anarchist Theory and History (IATH) and militants of the Libertarian Socialist Organization (OSL) from Brazil, will discuss anarchism and the Brazilian struggles for public and zero fare transportation. The talk will begin with an innovative and in-depth discussion of the concept of anarchism, based on Corrêa’s book “Black Flag,” which has recently been translated and published in several countries around the world.

Afterward, the talk will revisit the context of the resurgence of anarchist militancy in Brazil after the military dictatorship, which lasted until 1985. Finally, based on Khaled’s theoretical and practical contributions, the talk will discuss the struggles for public transportation in Brazil, which reached their peak during the “June Protests of 2013,” when the Zero Fare agenda for transportation became nationalized.

Since then, we have experienced a cycle of growth in the number of free public transportation experiences, making Brazil the country with the highest number of Zero Fare cities in the world.

The talk will end by proposing a reflection on the role of anarchists in this context and how anarchist militancy can drive the struggles for Zero Fare and the Right to the City and, with this, expand its capacity to build mass organization and self-managed popular power.

Website: itha-iath.org

Closing

THANKS AND GRATITUDE & Healing with Hardeep Mann