Discussion of Earth User's Guide to Permaculture and Creating a Life together.
Events
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On the 38th anniversary of the assassination of Fred Hampton, the MonkeyWrench Film Series presents:
The Murder Of Fred Hampton ( 1971, 91 min.)
An unprecedented documentary on the slain leader of the Illinois Chapter of the Black Panther Party, Fred Hampton, killed on December 4th, 1969 by Chicago police while he slept in his apartment.
Filmmakers Mike Gray and Howard Alk were filming a documentary portrait of this charismatic speaker and community organizer when his murder occurred. Arriving at the crime scene only a few hours after the police raid, the unsettling footage they captured was later used to contradict news reports and police testimony in what many believe to be Hampton's assassination.
Thursday, December 6th
8:00pm
MonkeyWrench Books
110 E. North Loop
call 512-407-6925 for more info
Featuring local musicians Nic Walker, Devon Grobert, Dave Keen, and Houston artist My Name Is Swan. Free, donations accepted.
The Rainforest Action Network will screen the movie Black Diamonds and discuss the effects of coal mining in the Appalachian Mountains.
o come, all ye faithful, to monkeywrench books to celebrate the release of MONKEYBITE, a compilation zine of writing and artwork by local personalities, to benefit monkeywrench books.
plus musical performances by:
steve arceri
night viking
the end of everything
Monthly meeting of the Lucy Parsons Branch of the IWW.
This will be the inaugural presentation for a new monthly series at Monkeywrench, Community and Labor Organizing. We will feature local leaders and organizations involved in community and workplace organizing in the Austin area.
David Kobierowski recently spearheaded an effort to save his apartment complex, Northcastle Apartment Homes, from being bulldozed by developers and replaced with luxury condos. They were successful; the development company withdrew its rezoning application. The complex remains, with affordable rents. David will tell us the story of their fight and hopefully inspire us to launch more fights against developers and for city-wide affordable housing.
You can learn more about the Northcastle campaign at Austin Housing Pinch.
Discussing chapters 5-9 of Creating a Life Together

