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In this episode, Albert and Christina discuss revolutionary congregations, mutual aid in the aftermath of the LA wildfires in Jan 2025, and other spaces where people can show up as their whole selves.
Shownote Links
- Crimethinc's call for Festivals of Resistance in the lead-up to Trump's inauguration
- "Revolutionary Congregation" by Jeremy Souza (email albert for the PDF lol)
- Mutual Aid LA Network
- The Lavender Collective (their 1-pager bottom liner basics)
- Buddhist Peace Fellowship's Block-Build-Be framework (an inspiring adaptation from Wildseed Society)
- Ayni Institute's Movement Ecology framework
- Authors we reference: Kropotkin, David Graeber, Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, and Mariame Kaba
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