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May 13, 2021

Workers Were Right to Block Military Occupation of Union Hall

The Twin Cities Solidarity Network states our support for the actions of union workers who defended the St Paul Regional Labor Federation building from occupation by the National Guard

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The Housing Monster (PDF)

The Housing Monster, by the Solidarity Federation

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Anarcho-Syndicalism in the 21st Century

A piece outlining a "two pillars" vision of anarcho-syndicalism

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Fighting for Ourselves, SolFed

A great start for understanding anarcho-syndicalism, in English

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Tell Yellow Tree and Weis: Stop Using Scab Subs! Stop Trafficking!

A call to action for supporters of construction workers and justice for immigrants to stand with the unions against property developers using subcontractors who misclassify, abuse, and rob from workers.

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"1913" camp in Northeast requests defense from being destroyed by city of Minneapolis

An eviction notice was given to the 1913 camp and the city is clearing it tomorrow morning. Residents are requesting eviction defense.

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Educational Films

A collection of films, filmed panel discussions and talks, and documentaries exploring working class struggle and power

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The Economics of Freedom

The Economics of Freedom is an effort by anarcho-syndicalists in the 21st century, to sketch out how a worker-run, democratic economy might work in the modern era. It is published by the Solidarity Federation in the UK.

Educational Podcasts

Podcast episode we recommend for workers learning to fight and organize

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Call to Call: Tell Minneapolis officials to cancel their plan to violently destroy Near North camp

Tell the City of Minneapolis to disavow government violence as a response to poverty

Sample call script: I am calling on you to cancel Tuesday's plan to displace people from Near North camp. I support the demands of camp residents:

  • No forced removal or destruction.
  • All decisions about Near North camp happen with residents' consent.
  • No use of police or other public resources to displace people ever.
  • Permanent or at least transitional housing, or even alternative vacant land, provided before leaving this camp.