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ABC No Rio-New York
Aboveground Zine Library-New Orleans, LA
AK Press-Oakland, CA
Allston Skirt Gallery-Boston, MA
Atomic Books-Baltimore, MD
An alternative, independent bookstore selling zines, comic books, CDs, DVDs and of course books.
Barnard Zine Library-New York
Beehive Collective-Machias, ME
Mission: To cross-pollinate the grassroots, by creating collaborative, anti-copyright images that can be used as educational and organizing tools. In the process of this effort we seek to take the “who made that!?” and “how much does it cost!?” out of our creative endeavors, by anonomously functioning as word-to-image translators of the information we convey. We build, and disseminate these visual tools with the hope that they will self-replicate, and take on life of their own. They make cool posters, stone mosaics and custom posters.
Bikes Not Bombs-Boston, MA
Black Flag Tavern-Boston, MA
Black Flag Tavern is Boston's premiere anti-establisment drinking establishment. It was started in 2002 by a group of class war anarchists that like to drink... alot. They brew and sell most of their own beer. Being anti-profit, whatever money they make is donated to anarchist projects, political legal defense, and revolutionary groups from around the world. They are an underground alternative for people who are looking for later last calls, no cover charges, halfway decent music, free pool, cheap food and drinks... and, of course, some healthy 'fuck the system' attitude and ambience.
Bluestockings Radical Books-New York
Aboveground Zine Library-New Orleans, LA
AK Press-Oakland, CA
Allston Skirt Gallery-Boston, MA
Atomic Books-Baltimore, MD
An alternative, independent bookstore selling zines, comic books, CDs, DVDs and of course books.
Barnard Zine Library-New York
Beehive Collective-Machias, ME
Mission: To cross-pollinate the grassroots, by creating collaborative, anti-copyright images that can be used as educational and organizing tools. In the process of this effort we seek to take the “who made that!?” and “how much does it cost!?” out of our creative endeavors, by anonomously functioning as word-to-image translators of the information we convey. We build, and disseminate these visual tools with the hope that they will self-replicate, and take on life of their own. They make cool posters, stone mosaics and custom posters.
Bikes Not Bombs-Boston, MA
Black Flag Tavern-Boston, MA
Black Flag Tavern is Boston's premiere anti-establisment drinking establishment. It was started in 2002 by a group of class war anarchists that like to drink... alot. They brew and sell most of their own beer. Being anti-profit, whatever money they make is donated to anarchist projects, political legal defense, and revolutionary groups from around the world. They are an underground alternative for people who are looking for later last calls, no cover charges, halfway decent music, free pool, cheap food and drinks... and, of course, some healthy 'fuck the system' attitude and ambience.
Bluestockings Radical Books-New York
Boxcar Books- Bloomington, IN
Brick House- Louisville, KY
Cape Resistance Collective-Cape Cod, MA
Charm City Art Space-Baltimore, MD
Chicago Underground Library-Chicago, IL
Community Homestead-Osceola, WI
A non-profit rurual community living and working with people with special needs. Established in 1995, they are now a lively group of about thirty-nine people in six households centered around an organic dairy farm and garden. They raise chickens, bake bread, make furniture, create crafts for sale at craft fairs, and through their catalogue, cook, eat, sing, laugh, dance, canoe, and hike.
Brick House- Louisville, KY
Cape Resistance Collective-Cape Cod, MA
Charm City Art Space-Baltimore, MD
Chicago Underground Library-Chicago, IL
Community Homestead-Osceola, WI
A non-profit rurual community living and working with people with special needs. Established in 1995, they are now a lively group of about thirty-nine people in six households centered around an organic dairy farm and garden. They raise chickens, bake bread, make furniture, create crafts for sale at craft fairs, and through their catalogue, cook, eat, sing, laugh, dance, canoe, and hike.
Crimethinc. Ex-Workers' Collective
Flywheel Arts-Easthampton, MA
In Other Words-Portland, OR
IPRC- Portland, OR
The Independent Publishing Resource Center facilitates creative expression and identity by providing individual access to the resources and tools for the creation of independently published media and art.
Since its inception in 1998 the center has been dedicated to encouraging the growth of a visual and literary publishing community by offering a space to gather and exchange information and ideas, as well as to produce work. The IPRC is an Oregon 501(c)(3) Nonprofit organization.
Iron Rail Books and Aboveground Zine Library-New Orleans, LA
The Lucy Parsons Center-Boston, MA
Mess Hall- Chicago, IL
Mess Hall is an experimental cultural center. It is a place where visual art, radical politics, creative urban planning, applied ecological design and other things intersect and inform each other. We host exhibitions, discussions, film screenings, brunchlucks (brunch + potluck), workshops, concerts, campaigns, meetings (both closed and open) and more.
Microcosm Publishing-Bloomington, IN
Microcosm Publishing is an independent publisher and distributor based in Bloomington, IN and Portland, OR. They distribute & publish zines, books, pamphlets, stickers, buttons, patches, t-shirts, posters, films, and more!
Midwest Zine Collective-Madison, WI
OH+T Gallery-Boston, MA
Papercut Zine Library-Cambridge, MA
People's Free Space-Portland, ME
Portland Zine Symposium-Portland, OR
Spontaneous Celebrations-Jamaica Plain, MA
The Recyclery-Chicago, IL
Working Bikes Collective-Chicago, IL
Flywheel Arts-Easthampton, MA
In Other Words-Portland, OR
IPRC- Portland, OR
The Independent Publishing Resource Center facilitates creative expression and identity by providing individual access to the resources and tools for the creation of independently published media and art.
Since its inception in 1998 the center has been dedicated to encouraging the growth of a visual and literary publishing community by offering a space to gather and exchange information and ideas, as well as to produce work. The IPRC is an Oregon 501(c)(3) Nonprofit organization.
Iron Rail Books and Aboveground Zine Library-New Orleans, LA
The Lucy Parsons Center-Boston, MA
Mess Hall- Chicago, IL
Mess Hall is an experimental cultural center. It is a place where visual art, radical politics, creative urban planning, applied ecological design and other things intersect and inform each other. We host exhibitions, discussions, film screenings, brunchlucks (brunch + potluck), workshops, concerts, campaigns, meetings (both closed and open) and more.
Microcosm Publishing-Bloomington, IN
Microcosm Publishing is an independent publisher and distributor based in Bloomington, IN and Portland, OR. They distribute & publish zines, books, pamphlets, stickers, buttons, patches, t-shirts, posters, films, and more!
Midwest Zine Collective-Madison, WI
OH+T Gallery-Boston, MA
Papercut Zine Library-Cambridge, MA
People's Free Space-Portland, ME
Portland Zine Symposium-Portland, OR
Radical Reference-Radical Reference is a collective of volunteer library workers who believe in social justice and equality. They support activist communities, progressive organizations, and independent journalists by providing professional research support, education and access to information. They work in a collaborative virtual setting and are dedicated to information activism to foster a more egalitarian society
Red Emmas- Baltimore, MD
Samson Projects-Boston, MA
Slingshot Collective-Berkeley, CA
Slingshot is a quarterly, independent, radical, newspaper published in the East Bay since 1988 by the Slingshot Collective. They also publish the annual Slingshot Organizer radical calendar planner. They are an all volunteer, non-profit, tax exempt project of the Long Haul.
Red Emmas- Baltimore, MD
Samson Projects-Boston, MA
Slingshot Collective-Berkeley, CA
Slingshot is a quarterly, independent, radical, newspaper published in the East Bay since 1988 by the Slingshot Collective. They also publish the annual Slingshot Organizer radical calendar planner. They are an all volunteer, non-profit, tax exempt project of the Long Haul.
Spontaneous Celebrations-Jamaica Plain, MA
The Recyclery-Chicago, IL
Working Bikes Collective-Chicago, IL
