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In this climate, direct action is what it takes
Protest Camp’s Anna Feigenbaum discusses No Dash for Gas‘ West Burton power station protest camp in the broader context of direct action and Climate Justice. As Hurricane Sandy swept up the Eastern seaboard of North America, after wreaking havoc on Cuba and the Caribbean … Continue reading
Protest Camp Workshop Roundup
On the 26th June 2012 40 researchers and activists gathered at Leicester University for a one-day workshop on protest camp. It was jointly organised by the protest camp collective, the department of geography and the School of Management at the … Continue reading
Posted in occupy, protest camps, social media
Tagged affect, horizontalism, spatial politics
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Spontaneous Urban Design: An interview with 123 Occupy
“Someone mentioned to me recently the popular union slogan “8 hours for work, 8 hours for sleep, 8 hours for what we will”. I’ve been thinking over the course of my work with the occupy movement that people are really taking those extra 1-8 hours a day to … Continue reading
Posted in digital communication, occupy, protest camps, protest camps, social media
Tagged 123 Occupy, greta hansen, occupy wall st, radical architecture
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Workshop Announcement: (Re)thinking Protest Camps: governance, spatiality, affect and media
Booking is now open for this free one day workshop, “(Re)thinking Protest Camps: governance, spatiality, affect and media” to be held on Tuesday 26 June 2012 at the University of Leicester, UK. Instructions and an online form to reserve a place … Continue reading
Can Occupy survive its representation?
Can the Occupy movement survive its representation? This was one of the questions asked of us during the McGill Occupy workshop. The question essentially sought to open a discussion around Slavoj Žižek’s speech at Occupy Wall Street warned activists not … Continue reading
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Tagged media frames, occupy canada, occupy wall st
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Protest Camps to speak at Occupy event with Chris Hedges
On Friday January 27, 2012 Protest Camps’ Anna Feigenbaum and Patrick McCurdy will host workshops at the media@mcgill sponsored event Media, Politics and Protest Camps in the Occupy Social Movement. Anna’s workshop Feeling the Movementwill look at how feelings and … Continue reading
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Tagged academia, affect, Chris Hedges, media frames, occupy ottawa, occupy wall st, occupylsx, tactics
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The Future of Occupy and Movement Sense-making
At a recent workshop hosted by Tent City Uni outside St. Paul’s, a group of campers and folks working in the broader Occupy movement came together to reflect on the current climate of the movement and what the future might hold. In … Continue reading
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Tagged future of occupy, movement building, occupylsx, tent city uni
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Activist Exchanges: the Occupation of Squares and the Squatting of Buildings
Over the past two months of the Occupy Movement we have seen protesters move from reclaiming city squares to reclaiming foreclosed homes and disused buildings. In Spain, similar actions have been taking place for months. Activist-academics Miguel A. Martínez and … Continue reading
Posted in occupy, protest camps, social media
Tagged M15, Real Democracy, social centres, squatting
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Generation Occupy: The Demands May Not Be Televised, But Can They Still Be Heard?
We live in an age where it is socially acceptable, if not encouraged, to camp out overnight for the opportunity to hand over $500 for the latest piece of mass produced technology. Pictures of technophiles and devotees ecstatically clutching the … Continue reading
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Tagged corporate media, N30, occupylsx, strikes
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Occupy LSX Day Six: Excerpt from a Social Media ‘Scrapbook’
Day Six at Occupy LSX Brought students from my uni. They were full of questions, the kinds of questions that make you smile and stumble, rambling over words. Where there is at once so many points to make and a … Continue reading
Posted in alternative media, occupy, protest camps, protest camps, social media
Tagged creative resistance, occupy lsx, occupy wall st
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