Reflections from Budapest I’m in Budapest on the occasion of the 70th anniversary from the 1956 people’s uprising against Soviet despotism. The exact date of the beginning of the insurrection is on 23rd of October. The anniversary has marked the life in the Hungarian capital these days as various commemorations are taking place literally at […]
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On September 7, 2026 the green movement lost one of our finest champions. David Cobb was an activist, organizer, leader, mentor, friend, loving husband, and as he described himself, “I’m a straight-up revolutionary, y’all.” David identified as a revolutionary because he knew that our current society is fundamentally racist, sexist, classist, imperialist, and leading to […]
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Organized by the Netzwerk für Kommunalismus on 30 July, 2026. Download presentations by Paul McIsaac (ISE), Brooke Lehman (ISE), Federico Venturini (TRISE), Atelier d’Écologie Sociale et Communalisme (France), Maurice Schuhmann (Germany) and Rafa Grinfeld (Belgium). Presentations by Eleanor Finley (ISE) and Yavor Tarinski (TRISE) are posted below: Remarks delivered by Eleanor Finley, Ph.D. Twenty years ago […]
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¡Chino García, Presente!By Dan Chodorkoff A hero has passed. Carlos “Chino” García died Friday, July 24th. Chino was a teacher, a leader, and aninspiration to generations of activists on New York’s Lower East Side. He and Bimbo Rivas coined thename Loisaida for their neighborhood. He was a force to be reckoned with. At age 16 […]
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