Let’s Talk Mutual Aid - zine by Regan De Loggans

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Let’s Talk Mutual Aid - zine by Regan De Loggans
friday 05-21-2021 3PM near the steps of UWT on Pacific ave, downtown Tacoma, WA
sharing via i.e. uprising (https://instagram.com/i.e.uprising/): What is autonomous action?
Solidarity with Palestine from Tacoma! FRIDAY May 21st 2021 meet @ 3PM Near UW campus on Pacific Ave, downtown Tacoma, WA
“Stand together against ethnic cleansing and genocide. Demand US withdrawal of military aid to Israel. Israel is really cracking down on political activity in Jerusalem as well and we want to get as many people together as we can.“ - one of our organizers
event info: https://fb.me/e/COZTMrlF
Progressive Stack
“Progressive Stack is a form of leading discussions which involves a facilitator keeping a list of names of people who wish to speak. The facilitator scans the group during discussion and if someone wishes to speak, they raise their hand and catch the facilitator's eye. The facilitator nods and makes eye contact to indicate the person is now put on the list to speak, and then the person can put their hand down so it does not distract other discussion participants. However, the facilitator does not simply write a list of names in the order that people raise their hand. Rather, if someone who has not spoken raises their hand, they go to the top of the list. If someone who is of an oppressed group or identity, or of a group or identity that is unrepresented in the conversation raises their hand, they go to the top of the list unless they have already contributed significantly to the discussion.“
via LA DSA Code of Conduct
“PLEASE BOOST ‼️🔆 Gig Harbor Mutual Aid (https://t.co/EZKp5KVILC) DISTRO DAY! Free Goods for All - Lake Kathryn Market Parking Lot - 04/03/2021 (10AM - 3PM) #TacomaMutualAid #GigHarborMutualAid”
The #1400challenge - How to turn stimulus checks into collective power | Inhabit
The last year has demonstrated just how razor thin our margin of survival is—from the brutality of the police to the viciousness of the virus, from the absurd ups-and-downs of the economy to the glaring incompetence of the government.
Now that they’ve been forced to send some cash our way, we’d like to propose a little something they maybe didn’t expect. The idea is simple: what if we took our stimulus checks and put them towards collective use?
In recent weeks Inhabit has been collaborating with groups around the country to put together a series of kits called the #1400challenge. The result is a handful of introductory guides for a variety of collective projects—from soundsystems and meshnets to pop-up dwellings and community gyms.
Each project is based on a proven and replicable idea, a working model that has already seen action in the streets and in neighborhoods. And each could be a jumping off point for new designs, new skillsets, new encounters, and newly expanded frontlines in the battle for the future.
No doubt many of us will have to spend our checks on necessities like groceries, rent, medical bills—all the bullshit it takes to stay alive in this bullshit world. But for those who can, and especially for those who want to pool resources, the opportunity is clear: invest in collective infrastructure that increases our shared capabilities, that augments our ability to live and to fight.
Here’s our wager. We have to translate isolated, temporary solutions to individual problems into the material and ethical basis for building collective power. We need autonomous solutions that scale at the level of neighborhoods, cities, and regions. Our power together unlocks more potential than we have alone.
It’ll take more than a stuck container ship to break the hold of the economy over our lives. Design and build new ways of living together, that lessen our dependence on their system at the same time that we cultivate trust in one another. Leverage all the means at our disposal—including their cold hard cash—to bring out the beauty, dignity, and creativity of our shared existence.
Read more…
If you want even more ideas, check out my #practical tag
Tacoma Mutual Aid Collective’s Spring Cleaning Distro Day! Saturday 4/3/2021 from 11AM - 5PM in the parking lot behind 11th/MLK Jr Way in Hilltop!
Please bring items for redistribution to our neighbors in need! Come out if you need something, we will have FREE supplies for survival, masks/hand sanitizers for Covid-19 safety, clothing & HOT FOOD!
Volunteer sign-up is here, this is a great way to get involved with TMAC for the first time! You’re also welcome to just show up & hang out! To sign up: >>> https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSffKtsPdBQaKgo9bkFfj2dTa22DUKgCS-MMHXP6XpnPk6aLtw/viewform
Wishlist: TMACwishlist
really useful graphic made by someone within our collective, please share & feel free to use for your own mutual aid group efforts!
we ended up doing over $3k in laundry for our community for our 3rd laundry day outreach event! Follow us on IG for updates on when we’ll be doing this again: Instagram.com/TacomaMutualAid
Check out our wishlist!
We also accept physical donations at King’s Books, Red Elm Cafe, & Jankuland Records, all in Tacoma!
Crossing Division podcast
“You want to know about their direct help to our houseless neighbors!“ :] thanks, Evelyn!
Time and again, Congress has made clear that it will not provide people with the help they desperately need. So, mutual aid organizers are answering the call and doing what the government won’t.
TMAC sits down along side Crown Heights Mutual Aid & Good Trouble Cooperative to speak with Kim Brown (host of Burn It Down With Kim Brown, on youtube!) about mutual aid during the pandemic & beyond
December Free Laundry Day flyer!