In response to the tragedy in Charlottesville, anarchists immediately mobilized around the country. We publicized 20 solidarity demonstrations that same day, and 67 the following day across several countries.

https://crimethinc.com/charlottesvillesolidarity

And finally, others understood our urgency.

The day after the tragedy in Charlottesville, protesters in Atlanta attempted to topple a Confederate monument like the one that fascists rallied around in Charlottesville. In Durham, they succeeded—setting an infectious precedent.

https://crimethinc.com/StatuesDown

Don't wait on the state to do what you can do yourself.

We've prepared a zine version of "Beneath the Concrete, the Forest," our collection of accounts from the defense of the Atlanta Forest. This is an inspiring snapshot of a thriving movement against police, gentrification, and ecocide.

https://crimethinc.com/forestzine

Please print and distribute!

Six months into the invasion of Ukraine, we present an interview with the Anarcho-Communist Combat Organization, a clandestine group promoting anti-war sabotage in Russia.

https://crimethinc.com/BOAK

Over the months since the first wave of anti-war protests were crushed, resistance has assumed new forms.

In this interview, they describe how they see their predecessors in the history of anarchist movements, how the situation in Russia deteriorated to such an extent that it was possible to invade Ukraine, and what kind of organizing is possible under the prevailing conditions. We also asked them to go into detail about their operational protocol, in case this may one day be useful for anarchists elsewhere who may be compelled to adopt similar strategies as state repression intensifies around the world.

On the thirtieth anniversary of her death at the hands of police, we present a poster in memory of anarchist and People’s Park defender Rosebud Abigail Denovo, complete with a history of People’s Park and an account from the defense of the park this month.

https://crimethinc.com/Rosebud