Q&A with philosopher Dr.Robert Paul Wolf on his book In Defense of Anarchism

Reading list TBA

Writers Elwin Cotman and Chris Fox will read from their published work at Internationalist Books on Saturday, August 7th, 2010, at 7pm. Admission is free

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Born in Pittsburgh, PA, Cotman is a self-described “traditional storyteller” who has read at venues across the country. His performances often include music, dance and song. Following a “do-it-yourself” mentality, he recently completed a 14-city tour by car through the Midwest, and is currently embarked on the 4-city “Southern Bard Tour.”

Calling all anarchists, anti-authoritarians, and autonomists! The last weekend of March, people from across North Carolina and beyond will converge in Chapel Hill, NC for a conference exploring organizing and resistance in our communities and our lives. Join us for a weekend of workshops, networking, fine dining, entertainment, and more, as we learn, debate, celebrate, and strategize together.

Join us at Nightlight (405 1/2 W. Rosemary St.) Friday night for an exciting program of radical films, sweets, and booty-shaking, all to benefit the Chapel Hill Prison Books Collective!

Films will include one of Guy Debord's early films, a documentary about the defense of a squatted social center in Copenhagen, Denmark, and more surprises. Bring a few dollars and your sweet tooth!

To be followed by... the To-Cool-For-School DANCE PARTY! Get down to hip-hop and various danceable jams, along with the cutest radicals in town. Bring your dancing shoes--and a friend.

Bring something to share--take something you need!

Everyone is welcome at this monthly event at the Carrboro Town Commons, at which people share goods, services, skills, performances, stories, crafts, food, games, music, clothing, furniture, plants, and other resources.

On Monday, September 14 at 12:00pm the UNC Protesters Defense Committee will host a rally and press conference at the Peace and Justice Plaza on the steps of the Chapel Hill Courthouse (Franklin Street in front of the post office.) We invite community members to gather to show support for student and community protesters who were targeted by police and university administrators after the April protests of Youth for Western Civilization.

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