Showing posts with label direct action. Show all posts
Showing posts with label direct action. Show all posts
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Friday April 22: Join the Wave Against the Pave!
www.StopThePave.org >> Calling all residents, students, parents, elders, streamkeepers, treeplanters, guerilla gardeners, blockaders, rebels, climate defenders, farmers and freeway fighters! As chainsaws roar and bulldozers get set to roll on the controversial $2 billion South Fraser Perimeter Road freeway (SFPR), join local
Monday, February 7, 2011
vancouver auto show
The Vancouver International Auto Show is here March 29- April 3, 2011. Here to greenwash cars, make people think they are necessary and functional, gloss over the public health menace cars represent, and belittle other forms of transportation. In other years the auto show has been associated with advertising that equates bus ridership to a choice only the poor are forced to endure, trying to get
Friday, October 15, 2010
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Direct Action Dig to Stop Climate Change
Stop Climate Crime in YOUR BACK YARD - the odious South Fraser Perimeter Freeway (Gateway Project) can be stopped! This action will be fun and empowering and will likely attract mass media attention. Please come out and do your bit to Dig In for Climate justice. Please post and pass it on:Dig in for Climate Justice!10/10/10 - Dig in for Climate Justice! Mass Direct Action against Climate
Friday, February 5, 2010
VANcouver OCcupation
Well, I am told that Critical Mass this month is to be pretty Olympics themed. So, I'll give in and post my personal thoughts:^my impression on the Little Mountain Housing squatted tent cityHere are some links, I'm pretty out of the loop these days (trying to stay out of the 5 loops! ;-) Keep in touch and make us proud!olympicresistance.netno2010.
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city,
depressing,
direct action,
money crazy,
olympics,
spectacle,
tv
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Urban Repair
This is a neat blog documenting DIY pedestrian/bike friendly street improvements and interventions in increasing public space:Urban Repair Squad (URS) || Toronto || Archive
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