As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
This workshop is designed to help revolutionaries understand the legal implications of their projects, and to protect themselves from state repression. The state has, and will continue to target revolutionaries, with programs like COINTELPRO, the green scare, and entrapment cases. We have seen the government disrupt movements just as they are gaining traction. We have designed this workshop to help new participants in the Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement understand the complexities of law and repression.
John Zerzan will be speaking about a primitivist/green anarchy approach to challenging the enveloping nightmare.
What does the anti-civ orientation have to offer?
Zerzan is an anarcho-primitivist who argues that civilization is pathological and needs to be dismantled. His critique draws on anthropological research to argue that domestication of nature and humans go hand in hand.
A book presentation and community discussion
Please join us for a community discussion about strengthening our struggles for liberation when facing criminal charges. This presentation and discussion are based on the ideas in the recently published book, A Tilted Guide to Being a Defendant. The Tilted Scales Collective is excited to bring you this comprehensive guide about facing charges in the criminal legal system. Rather than being a how-to guide, this book offers a way of thinking about criminal charges that is based on defendants’ goals: personal, political, and legal. And these goals are framed with this question in mind:
“How is my case part of revolutionary struggle?”
The full book will be available at a discount and a chapter-length excerpt (Chapter 2, on setting goals) will be available by donation.
The government is all too successful at using criminal charges to disrupt, destroy, and neutralize radical and revolutionary struggles for liberation. A Tilted Guide draws on the wisdom of dozens of people who have weathered the challenges of trials and incarceration, including many former and current political prisoners/prisoners of war. This event is part of a nationwide tour aiming to help strengthen our movements on all fronts and take away the power of criminal charges. By thinking strategically and being in solidarity with each other, we can turn terrible situations in movement-building ones!
Tilted Scales Collective is a small collective of dedicated legal support organizers who have spent years supporting and fighting for prisoners in the occupied lands of Turtle Island (i.e., the so-called united states).
More information:
@_tiltedscales (Instagram & Twitter)
Want the book now? Order from AK Press: https://www.akpress.org/a-tilted-guide-to-being-a-defendant.html. Proceeds also support Prison Activist Resource Center (PARC), a prison abolitionist group that sends a resource list to prisoners nationwide (http://prisonactivist.org/).
We said we want peace. We didnt say we don’t know how to fight!
We take self-defense to be a natural characteristic of life. It is not
something to be considered simply in militaristic terms, but in terms of building the relationships between each other that constitute a strong society. As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way.
We come together and learn together to forge those new relationships, to gain confidence in using our bodies to protect our loved ones and neighbors, and to form communities of resistance against white supremacy and patriarchy.
Many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This is a non-cumulative course, part of our Monday series of fight
trainings. We will be covering the usual areas one would find in a
martial arts class (stretching, conditioning, technique, theory), but in a context that uses the experiences of attendees to shape the direction of the class. The class will focus on creating an inclusive discussion that would allow for each attendee to find their own motivation for their being a part of the class, with the hope that each individual’s motivations and drives will benefit the environment of the class as a whole.
Participants should wear clothing in which they are comfortable
stretching and sweating. We’ll have equipment on hand, but if you have gloves, mitts, hand wraps, jump ropes, or anything that could be useful, please bring it along. Let’s work it out!
This class will meet every other Monday!
As a response to the call for solidarity with international antifascist political prisoners, NYC ABC is focusing this week’s letter-writing dinner on those folks imprisoned for actions taken in the name of anti-fascism or anti-racism. We will have cards to sign, not to mention a delicious meal, as we’ve been known for providing for over ten years.
From NYC Antifa: The July 25 International Day of Solidarity with Antifascist Prisoners originated in 2014 as the Day of Solidarity with Jock Palfreeman, an Australian man serving a 20-year sentence in Bulgaria for defending two Romani men being attacked by fascist football hooligans. Whether acting as individuals or as part of larger organized demonstrations, this is the kind of bravery and solidarity which defines antifascist actions against the forces of hate. Since the day of solidarity last year, we have seen this spirit all over the world—in Indonesia, Czech Republic, Brazil, Poland, England, Greece, the United States, France, Syria, Australia, Japan and all points in between.
While antifascism is global, unfortunately so is state repression. In the United States, hundreds of antifa have been arrested resisting both the Trump regime as well as Far Right street forces. In Belarus, the state continues to harshly repress antifascist resistance. While many of these comrades are awaiting sentences, there are still many who languish in prison. We will not forget these comrades behind prison walls!
We call on anti-fascists worldwide to act in solidarity with antifascist prisoners. They are in there for us, and we are out here for them!
The deal, as always, is that you come bringing only yourself (and your friends and comrades), and we provide you with a delicious vegan meal, information about the prisoners as well as all of the letter-writing materials and prisoner-letter-writing info you could ever want to use in one evening. In return, you write a thoughtful letter to a political prisoner or prisoner of war of your choosing or, better yet, keep up a long-term correspondence. We’ll also provide some brief updates and pass around birthday cards for the PP/POWs whose birthdays fall in the next two weeks thanks to the PP/POW Birthday Calendar.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
The Kuwasi Balagoon Liberation School is designed for establishing a new generation of revolutionaries. Named after the Black Liberation Army soldier, we intend to commemorate his life and struggle by making a class that continues his organization’s legacy.
This class will focus on revolutionary history and theory, and will be an introductory process for joining an array of organizing projects at The Base for the Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement. We will go through a brief history of revolutionary politics in the US and abroad, and detail how we orient our struggle towards to the abolitionist movement in the US and the anarchist movement in general.
This is an introductory class for future organizers and we highly suggest new participants take the class.
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
We said we want peace. We didnt say we don’t know how to fight!
We take self-defense to be a natural characteristic of life. It is not
something to be considered simply in militaristic terms, but in terms of building the relationships between each other that constitute a strong society. As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way.
We come together and learn together to forge those new relationships, to gain confidence in using our bodies to protect our loved ones and neighbors, and to form communities of resistance against white supremacy and patriarchy.
Many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This is a non-cumulative course, part of our Monday series of fight
trainings. We will be covering the usual areas one would find in a
martial arts class (stretching, conditioning, technique, theory), but in a context that uses the experiences of attendees to shape the direction of the class. The class will focus on creating an inclusive discussion that would allow for each attendee to find their own motivation for their being a part of the class, with the hope that each individual’s motivations and drives will benefit the environment of the class as a whole.
Participants should wear clothing in which they are comfortable
stretching and sweating. We’ll have equipment on hand, but if you have gloves, mitts, hand wraps, jump ropes, or anything that could be useful, please bring it along. Let’s work it out!
This class will meet every other Monday!
As a response to the call for solidarity with international antifascist political prisoners, NYC ABC is focusing this week’s letter-writing dinner on those folks imprisoned for actions taken in the name of anti-fascism or anti-racism. We will have cards to sign, not to mention a delicious meal, as we’ve been known for providing for over ten years.
From NYC Antifa: The July 25 International Day of Solidarity with Antifascist Prisoners originated in 2014 as the Day of Solidarity with Jock Palfreeman, an Australian man serving a 20-year sentence in Bulgaria for defending two Romani men being attacked by fascist football hooligans. Whether acting as individuals or as part of larger organized demonstrations, this is the kind of bravery and solidarity which defines antifascist actions against the forces of hate. Since the day of solidarity last year, we have seen this spirit all over the world—in Indonesia, Czech Republic, Brazil, Poland, England, Greece, the United States, France, Syria, Australia, Japan and all points in between.
While antifascism is global, unfortunately so is state repression. In the United States, hundreds of antifa have been arrested resisting both the Trump regime as well as Far Right street forces. In Belarus, the state continues to harshly repress antifascist resistance. While many of these comrades are awaiting sentences, there are still many who languish in prison. We will not forget these comrades behind prison walls!
We call on anti-fascists worldwide to act in solidarity with antifascist prisoners. They are in there for us, and we are out here for them!
The deal, as always, is that you come bringing only yourself (and your friends and comrades), and we provide you with a delicious vegan meal, information about the prisoners as well as all of the letter-writing materials and prisoner-letter-writing info you could ever want to use in one evening. In return, you write a thoughtful letter to a political prisoner or prisoner of war of your choosing or, better yet, keep up a long-term correspondence. We’ll also provide some brief updates and pass around birthday cards for the PP/POWs whose birthdays fall in the next two weeks thanks to the PP/POW Birthday Calendar.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
We said we want peace. We didnt say we don’t know how to fight!
We take self-defense to be a natural characteristic of life. It is not
something to be considered simply in militaristic terms, but in terms of building the relationships between each other that constitute a strong society. As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way.
We come together and learn together to forge those new relationships, to gain confidence in using our bodies to protect our loved ones and neighbors, and to form communities of resistance against white supremacy and patriarchy.
Many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This is a non-cumulative course, part of our Monday series of fight
trainings. We will be covering the usual areas one would find in a
martial arts class (stretching, conditioning, technique, theory), but in a context that uses the experiences of attendees to shape the direction of the class. The class will focus on creating an inclusive discussion that would allow for each attendee to find their own motivation for their being a part of the class, with the hope that each individual’s motivations and drives will benefit the environment of the class as a whole.
Participants should wear clothing in which they are comfortable
stretching and sweating. We’ll have equipment on hand, but if you have gloves, mitts, hand wraps, jump ropes, or anything that could be useful, please bring it along. Let’s work it out!
This class will meet every other Monday!
As a response to the call for solidarity with international antifascist political prisoners, NYC ABC is focusing this week’s letter-writing dinner on those folks imprisoned for actions taken in the name of anti-fascism or anti-racism. We will have cards to sign, not to mention a delicious meal, as we’ve been known for providing for over ten years.
From NYC Antifa: The July 25 International Day of Solidarity with Antifascist Prisoners originated in 2014 as the Day of Solidarity with Jock Palfreeman, an Australian man serving a 20-year sentence in Bulgaria for defending two Romani men being attacked by fascist football hooligans. Whether acting as individuals or as part of larger organized demonstrations, this is the kind of bravery and solidarity which defines antifascist actions against the forces of hate. Since the day of solidarity last year, we have seen this spirit all over the world—in Indonesia, Czech Republic, Brazil, Poland, England, Greece, the United States, France, Syria, Australia, Japan and all points in between.
While antifascism is global, unfortunately so is state repression. In the United States, hundreds of antifa have been arrested resisting both the Trump regime as well as Far Right street forces. In Belarus, the state continues to harshly repress antifascist resistance. While many of these comrades are awaiting sentences, there are still many who languish in prison. We will not forget these comrades behind prison walls!
We call on anti-fascists worldwide to act in solidarity with antifascist prisoners. They are in there for us, and we are out here for them!
The deal, as always, is that you come bringing only yourself (and your friends and comrades), and we provide you with a delicious vegan meal, information about the prisoners as well as all of the letter-writing materials and prisoner-letter-writing info you could ever want to use in one evening. In return, you write a thoughtful letter to a political prisoner or prisoner of war of your choosing or, better yet, keep up a long-term correspondence. We’ll also provide some brief updates and pass around birthday cards for the PP/POWs whose birthdays fall in the next two weeks thanks to the PP/POW Birthday Calendar.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
The Kuwasi Balagoon Liberation School is designed for establishing a new generation of revolutionaries. Named after the Black Liberation Army soldier, we intend to commemorate his life and struggle by making a class that continues his organization’s legacy.
This class will focus on revolutionary history and theory, and will be an introductory process for joining an array of organizing projects at The Base for the Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement. We will go through a brief history of revolutionary politics in the US and abroad, and detail how we orient our struggle towards to the abolitionist movement in the US and the anarchist movement in general.
This is an introductory class for future organizers and we highly suggest new participants take the class.
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
We said we want peace. We didnt say we don’t know how to fight!
We take self-defense to be a natural characteristic of life. It is not
something to be considered simply in militaristic terms, but in terms of building the relationships between each other that constitute a strong society. As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way.
We come together and learn together to forge those new relationships, to gain confidence in using our bodies to protect our loved ones and neighbors, and to form communities of resistance against white supremacy and patriarchy.
Many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This is a non-cumulative course, part of our Monday series of fight
trainings. We will be covering the usual areas one would find in a
martial arts class (stretching, conditioning, technique, theory), but in a context that uses the experiences of attendees to shape the direction of the class. The class will focus on creating an inclusive discussion that would allow for each attendee to find their own motivation for their being a part of the class, with the hope that each individual’s motivations and drives will benefit the environment of the class as a whole.
Participants should wear clothing in which they are comfortable
stretching and sweating. We’ll have equipment on hand, but if you have gloves, mitts, hand wraps, jump ropes, or anything that could be useful, please bring it along. Let’s work it out!
This class will meet every other Monday!
As a response to the call for solidarity with international antifascist political prisoners, NYC ABC is focusing this week’s letter-writing dinner on those folks imprisoned for actions taken in the name of anti-fascism or anti-racism. We will have cards to sign, not to mention a delicious meal, as we’ve been known for providing for over ten years.
From NYC Antifa: The July 25 International Day of Solidarity with Antifascist Prisoners originated in 2014 as the Day of Solidarity with Jock Palfreeman, an Australian man serving a 20-year sentence in Bulgaria for defending two Romani men being attacked by fascist football hooligans. Whether acting as individuals or as part of larger organized demonstrations, this is the kind of bravery and solidarity which defines antifascist actions against the forces of hate. Since the day of solidarity last year, we have seen this spirit all over the world—in Indonesia, Czech Republic, Brazil, Poland, England, Greece, the United States, France, Syria, Australia, Japan and all points in between.
While antifascism is global, unfortunately so is state repression. In the United States, hundreds of antifa have been arrested resisting both the Trump regime as well as Far Right street forces. In Belarus, the state continues to harshly repress antifascist resistance. While many of these comrades are awaiting sentences, there are still many who languish in prison. We will not forget these comrades behind prison walls!
We call on anti-fascists worldwide to act in solidarity with antifascist prisoners. They are in there for us, and we are out here for them!
The deal, as always, is that you come bringing only yourself (and your friends and comrades), and we provide you with a delicious vegan meal, information about the prisoners as well as all of the letter-writing materials and prisoner-letter-writing info you could ever want to use in one evening. In return, you write a thoughtful letter to a political prisoner or prisoner of war of your choosing or, better yet, keep up a long-term correspondence. We’ll also provide some brief updates and pass around birthday cards for the PP/POWs whose birthdays fall in the next two weeks thanks to the PP/POW Birthday Calendar.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
We said we want peace. We didnt say we don’t know how to fight!
We take self-defense to be a natural characteristic of life. It is not
something to be considered simply in militaristic terms, but in terms of building the relationships between each other that constitute a strong society. As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way.
We come together and learn together to forge those new relationships, to gain confidence in using our bodies to protect our loved ones and neighbors, and to form communities of resistance against white supremacy and patriarchy.
Many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This is a non-cumulative course, part of our Monday series of fight
trainings. We will be covering the usual areas one would find in a
martial arts class (stretching, conditioning, technique, theory), but in a context that uses the experiences of attendees to shape the direction of the class. The class will focus on creating an inclusive discussion that would allow for each attendee to find their own motivation for their being a part of the class, with the hope that each individual’s motivations and drives will benefit the environment of the class as a whole.
Participants should wear clothing in which they are comfortable
stretching and sweating. We’ll have equipment on hand, but if you have gloves, mitts, hand wraps, jump ropes, or anything that could be useful, please bring it along. Let’s work it out!
This class will meet every other Monday!
As a response to the call for solidarity with international antifascist political prisoners, NYC ABC is focusing this week’s letter-writing dinner on those folks imprisoned for actions taken in the name of anti-fascism or anti-racism. We will have cards to sign, not to mention a delicious meal, as we’ve been known for providing for over ten years.
From NYC Antifa: The July 25 International Day of Solidarity with Antifascist Prisoners originated in 2014 as the Day of Solidarity with Jock Palfreeman, an Australian man serving a 20-year sentence in Bulgaria for defending two Romani men being attacked by fascist football hooligans. Whether acting as individuals or as part of larger organized demonstrations, this is the kind of bravery and solidarity which defines antifascist actions against the forces of hate. Since the day of solidarity last year, we have seen this spirit all over the world—in Indonesia, Czech Republic, Brazil, Poland, England, Greece, the United States, France, Syria, Australia, Japan and all points in between.
While antifascism is global, unfortunately so is state repression. In the United States, hundreds of antifa have been arrested resisting both the Trump regime as well as Far Right street forces. In Belarus, the state continues to harshly repress antifascist resistance. While many of these comrades are awaiting sentences, there are still many who languish in prison. We will not forget these comrades behind prison walls!
We call on anti-fascists worldwide to act in solidarity with antifascist prisoners. They are in there for us, and we are out here for them!
The deal, as always, is that you come bringing only yourself (and your friends and comrades), and we provide you with a delicious vegan meal, information about the prisoners as well as all of the letter-writing materials and prisoner-letter-writing info you could ever want to use in one evening. In return, you write a thoughtful letter to a political prisoner or prisoner of war of your choosing or, better yet, keep up a long-term correspondence. We’ll also provide some brief updates and pass around birthday cards for the PP/POWs whose birthdays fall in the next two weeks thanks to the PP/POW Birthday Calendar.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
The Kuwasi Balagoon Liberation School is designed for establishing a new generation of revolutionaries. Named after the Black Liberation Army soldier, we intend to commemorate his life and struggle by making a class that continues his organization’s legacy.
This class will focus on revolutionary history and theory, and will be an introductory process for joining an array of organizing projects at The Base for the Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement. We will go through a brief history of revolutionary politics in the US and abroad, and detail how we orient our struggle towards to the abolitionist movement in the US and the anarchist movement in general.
This is an introductory class for future organizers and we highly suggest new participants take the class.
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
We said we want peace. We didnt say we don’t know how to fight!
We take self-defense to be a natural characteristic of life. It is not
something to be considered simply in militaristic terms, but in terms of building the relationships between each other that constitute a strong society. As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way.
We come together and learn together to forge those new relationships, to gain confidence in using our bodies to protect our loved ones and neighbors, and to form communities of resistance against white supremacy and patriarchy.
Many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This is a non-cumulative course, part of our Monday series of fight
trainings. We will be covering the usual areas one would find in a
martial arts class (stretching, conditioning, technique, theory), but in a context that uses the experiences of attendees to shape the direction of the class. The class will focus on creating an inclusive discussion that would allow for each attendee to find their own motivation for their being a part of the class, with the hope that each individual’s motivations and drives will benefit the environment of the class as a whole.
Participants should wear clothing in which they are comfortable
stretching and sweating. We’ll have equipment on hand, but if you have gloves, mitts, hand wraps, jump ropes, or anything that could be useful, please bring it along. Let’s work it out!
This class will meet every other Monday!
As a response to the call for solidarity with international antifascist political prisoners, NYC ABC is focusing this week’s letter-writing dinner on those folks imprisoned for actions taken in the name of anti-fascism or anti-racism. We will have cards to sign, not to mention a delicious meal, as we’ve been known for providing for over ten years.
From NYC Antifa: The July 25 International Day of Solidarity with Antifascist Prisoners originated in 2014 as the Day of Solidarity with Jock Palfreeman, an Australian man serving a 20-year sentence in Bulgaria for defending two Romani men being attacked by fascist football hooligans. Whether acting as individuals or as part of larger organized demonstrations, this is the kind of bravery and solidarity which defines antifascist actions against the forces of hate. Since the day of solidarity last year, we have seen this spirit all over the world—in Indonesia, Czech Republic, Brazil, Poland, England, Greece, the United States, France, Syria, Australia, Japan and all points in between.
While antifascism is global, unfortunately so is state repression. In the United States, hundreds of antifa have been arrested resisting both the Trump regime as well as Far Right street forces. In Belarus, the state continues to harshly repress antifascist resistance. While many of these comrades are awaiting sentences, there are still many who languish in prison. We will not forget these comrades behind prison walls!
We call on anti-fascists worldwide to act in solidarity with antifascist prisoners. They are in there for us, and we are out here for them!
The deal, as always, is that you come bringing only yourself (and your friends and comrades), and we provide you with a delicious vegan meal, information about the prisoners as well as all of the letter-writing materials and prisoner-letter-writing info you could ever want to use in one evening. In return, you write a thoughtful letter to a political prisoner or prisoner of war of your choosing or, better yet, keep up a long-term correspondence. We’ll also provide some brief updates and pass around birthday cards for the PP/POWs whose birthdays fall in the next two weeks thanks to the PP/POW Birthday Calendar.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
We said we want peace. We didnt say we don’t know how to fight!
We take self-defense to be a natural characteristic of life. It is not
something to be considered simply in militaristic terms, but in terms of building the relationships between each other that constitute a strong society. As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way.
We come together and learn together to forge those new relationships, to gain confidence in using our bodies to protect our loved ones and neighbors, and to form communities of resistance against white supremacy and patriarchy.
Many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This is a non-cumulative course, part of our Monday series of fight
trainings. We will be covering the usual areas one would find in a
martial arts class (stretching, conditioning, technique, theory), but in a context that uses the experiences of attendees to shape the direction of the class. The class will focus on creating an inclusive discussion that would allow for each attendee to find their own motivation for their being a part of the class, with the hope that each individual’s motivations and drives will benefit the environment of the class as a whole.
Participants should wear clothing in which they are comfortable
stretching and sweating. We’ll have equipment on hand, but if you have gloves, mitts, hand wraps, jump ropes, or anything that could be useful, please bring it along. Let’s work it out!
This class will meet every other Monday!
As a response to the call for solidarity with international antifascist political prisoners, NYC ABC is focusing this week’s letter-writing dinner on those folks imprisoned for actions taken in the name of anti-fascism or anti-racism. We will have cards to sign, not to mention a delicious meal, as we’ve been known for providing for over ten years.
From NYC Antifa: The July 25 International Day of Solidarity with Antifascist Prisoners originated in 2014 as the Day of Solidarity with Jock Palfreeman, an Australian man serving a 20-year sentence in Bulgaria for defending two Romani men being attacked by fascist football hooligans. Whether acting as individuals or as part of larger organized demonstrations, this is the kind of bravery and solidarity which defines antifascist actions against the forces of hate. Since the day of solidarity last year, we have seen this spirit all over the world—in Indonesia, Czech Republic, Brazil, Poland, England, Greece, the United States, France, Syria, Australia, Japan and all points in between.
While antifascism is global, unfortunately so is state repression. In the United States, hundreds of antifa have been arrested resisting both the Trump regime as well as Far Right street forces. In Belarus, the state continues to harshly repress antifascist resistance. While many of these comrades are awaiting sentences, there are still many who languish in prison. We will not forget these comrades behind prison walls!
We call on anti-fascists worldwide to act in solidarity with antifascist prisoners. They are in there for us, and we are out here for them!
The deal, as always, is that you come bringing only yourself (and your friends and comrades), and we provide you with a delicious vegan meal, information about the prisoners as well as all of the letter-writing materials and prisoner-letter-writing info you could ever want to use in one evening. In return, you write a thoughtful letter to a political prisoner or prisoner of war of your choosing or, better yet, keep up a long-term correspondence. We’ll also provide some brief updates and pass around birthday cards for the PP/POWs whose birthdays fall in the next two weeks thanks to the PP/POW Birthday Calendar.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
The Kuwasi Balagoon Liberation School is designed for establishing a new generation of revolutionaries. Named after the Black Liberation Army soldier, we intend to commemorate his life and struggle by making a class that continues his organization’s legacy.
This class will focus on revolutionary history and theory, and will be an introductory process for joining an array of organizing projects at The Base for the Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement. We will go through a brief history of revolutionary politics in the US and abroad, and detail how we orient our struggle towards to the abolitionist movement in the US and the anarchist movement in general.
This is an introductory class for future organizers and we highly suggest new participants take the class.
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
We said we want peace. We didnt say we don’t know how to fight!
We take self-defense to be a natural characteristic of life. It is not
something to be considered simply in militaristic terms, but in terms of building the relationships between each other that constitute a strong society. As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way.
We come together and learn together to forge those new relationships, to gain confidence in using our bodies to protect our loved ones and neighbors, and to form communities of resistance against white supremacy and patriarchy.
Many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This is a non-cumulative course, part of our Monday series of fight
trainings. We will be covering the usual areas one would find in a
martial arts class (stretching, conditioning, technique, theory), but in a context that uses the experiences of attendees to shape the direction of the class. The class will focus on creating an inclusive discussion that would allow for each attendee to find their own motivation for their being a part of the class, with the hope that each individual’s motivations and drives will benefit the environment of the class as a whole.
Participants should wear clothing in which they are comfortable
stretching and sweating. We’ll have equipment on hand, but if you have gloves, mitts, hand wraps, jump ropes, or anything that could be useful, please bring it along. Let’s work it out!
This class will meet every other Monday!
As a response to the call for solidarity with international antifascist political prisoners, NYC ABC is focusing this week’s letter-writing dinner on those folks imprisoned for actions taken in the name of anti-fascism or anti-racism. We will have cards to sign, not to mention a delicious meal, as we’ve been known for providing for over ten years.
From NYC Antifa: The July 25 International Day of Solidarity with Antifascist Prisoners originated in 2014 as the Day of Solidarity with Jock Palfreeman, an Australian man serving a 20-year sentence in Bulgaria for defending two Romani men being attacked by fascist football hooligans. Whether acting as individuals or as part of larger organized demonstrations, this is the kind of bravery and solidarity which defines antifascist actions against the forces of hate. Since the day of solidarity last year, we have seen this spirit all over the world—in Indonesia, Czech Republic, Brazil, Poland, England, Greece, the United States, France, Syria, Australia, Japan and all points in between.
While antifascism is global, unfortunately so is state repression. In the United States, hundreds of antifa have been arrested resisting both the Trump regime as well as Far Right street forces. In Belarus, the state continues to harshly repress antifascist resistance. While many of these comrades are awaiting sentences, there are still many who languish in prison. We will not forget these comrades behind prison walls!
We call on anti-fascists worldwide to act in solidarity with antifascist prisoners. They are in there for us, and we are out here for them!
The deal, as always, is that you come bringing only yourself (and your friends and comrades), and we provide you with a delicious vegan meal, information about the prisoners as well as all of the letter-writing materials and prisoner-letter-writing info you could ever want to use in one evening. In return, you write a thoughtful letter to a political prisoner or prisoner of war of your choosing or, better yet, keep up a long-term correspondence. We’ll also provide some brief updates and pass around birthday cards for the PP/POWs whose birthdays fall in the next two weeks thanks to the PP/POW Birthday Calendar.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
We said we want peace. We didnt say we don’t know how to fight!
We take self-defense to be a natural characteristic of life. It is not
something to be considered simply in militaristic terms, but in terms of building the relationships between each other that constitute a strong society. As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way.
We come together and learn together to forge those new relationships, to gain confidence in using our bodies to protect our loved ones and neighbors, and to form communities of resistance against white supremacy and patriarchy.
Many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This is a non-cumulative course, part of our Monday series of fight
trainings. We will be covering the usual areas one would find in a
martial arts class (stretching, conditioning, technique, theory), but in a context that uses the experiences of attendees to shape the direction of the class. The class will focus on creating an inclusive discussion that would allow for each attendee to find their own motivation for their being a part of the class, with the hope that each individual’s motivations and drives will benefit the environment of the class as a whole.
Participants should wear clothing in which they are comfortable
stretching and sweating. We’ll have equipment on hand, but if you have gloves, mitts, hand wraps, jump ropes, or anything that could be useful, please bring it along. Let’s work it out!
This class will meet every other Monday!
As a response to the call for solidarity with international antifascist political prisoners, NYC ABC is focusing this week’s letter-writing dinner on those folks imprisoned for actions taken in the name of anti-fascism or anti-racism. We will have cards to sign, not to mention a delicious meal, as we’ve been known for providing for over ten years.
From NYC Antifa: The July 25 International Day of Solidarity with Antifascist Prisoners originated in 2014 as the Day of Solidarity with Jock Palfreeman, an Australian man serving a 20-year sentence in Bulgaria for defending two Romani men being attacked by fascist football hooligans. Whether acting as individuals or as part of larger organized demonstrations, this is the kind of bravery and solidarity which defines antifascist actions against the forces of hate. Since the day of solidarity last year, we have seen this spirit all over the world—in Indonesia, Czech Republic, Brazil, Poland, England, Greece, the United States, France, Syria, Australia, Japan and all points in between.
While antifascism is global, unfortunately so is state repression. In the United States, hundreds of antifa have been arrested resisting both the Trump regime as well as Far Right street forces. In Belarus, the state continues to harshly repress antifascist resistance. While many of these comrades are awaiting sentences, there are still many who languish in prison. We will not forget these comrades behind prison walls!
We call on anti-fascists worldwide to act in solidarity with antifascist prisoners. They are in there for us, and we are out here for them!
The deal, as always, is that you come bringing only yourself (and your friends and comrades), and we provide you with a delicious vegan meal, information about the prisoners as well as all of the letter-writing materials and prisoner-letter-writing info you could ever want to use in one evening. In return, you write a thoughtful letter to a political prisoner or prisoner of war of your choosing or, better yet, keep up a long-term correspondence. We’ll also provide some brief updates and pass around birthday cards for the PP/POWs whose birthdays fall in the next two weeks thanks to the PP/POW Birthday Calendar.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
The Kuwasi Balagoon Liberation School is designed for establishing a new generation of revolutionaries. Named after the Black Liberation Army soldier, we intend to commemorate his life and struggle by making a class that continues his organization’s legacy.
This class will focus on revolutionary history and theory, and will be an introductory process for joining an array of organizing projects at The Base for the Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement. We will go through a brief history of revolutionary politics in the US and abroad, and detail how we orient our struggle towards to the abolitionist movement in the US and the anarchist movement in general.
This is an introductory class for future organizers and we highly suggest new participants take the class.
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
We said we want peace. We didnt say we don’t know how to fight!
We take self-defense to be a natural characteristic of life. It is not
something to be considered simply in militaristic terms, but in terms of building the relationships between each other that constitute a strong society. As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way.
We come together and learn together to forge those new relationships, to gain confidence in using our bodies to protect our loved ones and neighbors, and to form communities of resistance against white supremacy and patriarchy.
Many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This is a non-cumulative course, part of our Monday series of fight
trainings. We will be covering the usual areas one would find in a
martial arts class (stretching, conditioning, technique, theory), but in a context that uses the experiences of attendees to shape the direction of the class. The class will focus on creating an inclusive discussion that would allow for each attendee to find their own motivation for their being a part of the class, with the hope that each individual’s motivations and drives will benefit the environment of the class as a whole.
Participants should wear clothing in which they are comfortable
stretching and sweating. We’ll have equipment on hand, but if you have gloves, mitts, hand wraps, jump ropes, or anything that could be useful, please bring it along. Let’s work it out!
This class will meet every other Monday!
As a response to the call for solidarity with international antifascist political prisoners, NYC ABC is focusing this week’s letter-writing dinner on those folks imprisoned for actions taken in the name of anti-fascism or anti-racism. We will have cards to sign, not to mention a delicious meal, as we’ve been known for providing for over ten years.
From NYC Antifa: The July 25 International Day of Solidarity with Antifascist Prisoners originated in 2014 as the Day of Solidarity with Jock Palfreeman, an Australian man serving a 20-year sentence in Bulgaria for defending two Romani men being attacked by fascist football hooligans. Whether acting as individuals or as part of larger organized demonstrations, this is the kind of bravery and solidarity which defines antifascist actions against the forces of hate. Since the day of solidarity last year, we have seen this spirit all over the world—in Indonesia, Czech Republic, Brazil, Poland, England, Greece, the United States, France, Syria, Australia, Japan and all points in between.
While antifascism is global, unfortunately so is state repression. In the United States, hundreds of antifa have been arrested resisting both the Trump regime as well as Far Right street forces. In Belarus, the state continues to harshly repress antifascist resistance. While many of these comrades are awaiting sentences, there are still many who languish in prison. We will not forget these comrades behind prison walls!
We call on anti-fascists worldwide to act in solidarity with antifascist prisoners. They are in there for us, and we are out here for them!
The deal, as always, is that you come bringing only yourself (and your friends and comrades), and we provide you with a delicious vegan meal, information about the prisoners as well as all of the letter-writing materials and prisoner-letter-writing info you could ever want to use in one evening. In return, you write a thoughtful letter to a political prisoner or prisoner of war of your choosing or, better yet, keep up a long-term correspondence. We’ll also provide some brief updates and pass around birthday cards for the PP/POWs whose birthdays fall in the next two weeks thanks to the PP/POW Birthday Calendar.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
We said we want peace. We didnt say we don’t know how to fight!
We take self-defense to be a natural characteristic of life. It is not
something to be considered simply in militaristic terms, but in terms of building the relationships between each other that constitute a strong society. As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way.
We come together and learn together to forge those new relationships, to gain confidence in using our bodies to protect our loved ones and neighbors, and to form communities of resistance against white supremacy and patriarchy.
Many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This is a non-cumulative course, part of our Monday series of fight
trainings. We will be covering the usual areas one would find in a
martial arts class (stretching, conditioning, technique, theory), but in a context that uses the experiences of attendees to shape the direction of the class. The class will focus on creating an inclusive discussion that would allow for each attendee to find their own motivation for their being a part of the class, with the hope that each individual’s motivations and drives will benefit the environment of the class as a whole.
Participants should wear clothing in which they are comfortable
stretching and sweating. We’ll have equipment on hand, but if you have gloves, mitts, hand wraps, jump ropes, or anything that could be useful, please bring it along. Let’s work it out!
This class will meet every other Monday!
As a response to the call for solidarity with international antifascist political prisoners, NYC ABC is focusing this week’s letter-writing dinner on those folks imprisoned for actions taken in the name of anti-fascism or anti-racism. We will have cards to sign, not to mention a delicious meal, as we’ve been known for providing for over ten years.
From NYC Antifa: The July 25 International Day of Solidarity with Antifascist Prisoners originated in 2014 as the Day of Solidarity with Jock Palfreeman, an Australian man serving a 20-year sentence in Bulgaria for defending two Romani men being attacked by fascist football hooligans. Whether acting as individuals or as part of larger organized demonstrations, this is the kind of bravery and solidarity which defines antifascist actions against the forces of hate. Since the day of solidarity last year, we have seen this spirit all over the world—in Indonesia, Czech Republic, Brazil, Poland, England, Greece, the United States, France, Syria, Australia, Japan and all points in between.
While antifascism is global, unfortunately so is state repression. In the United States, hundreds of antifa have been arrested resisting both the Trump regime as well as Far Right street forces. In Belarus, the state continues to harshly repress antifascist resistance. While many of these comrades are awaiting sentences, there are still many who languish in prison. We will not forget these comrades behind prison walls!
We call on anti-fascists worldwide to act in solidarity with antifascist prisoners. They are in there for us, and we are out here for them!
The deal, as always, is that you come bringing only yourself (and your friends and comrades), and we provide you with a delicious vegan meal, information about the prisoners as well as all of the letter-writing materials and prisoner-letter-writing info you could ever want to use in one evening. In return, you write a thoughtful letter to a political prisoner or prisoner of war of your choosing or, better yet, keep up a long-term correspondence. We’ll also provide some brief updates and pass around birthday cards for the PP/POWs whose birthdays fall in the next two weeks thanks to the PP/POW Birthday Calendar.
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Every 1st Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 2nd Thursday: 1 hour beginnger, 1 hour intermediate
Every 3rd Thursday: Women, Trans, Non-Binary, and Gender Non-Conforming Folks
Every 4th Thursday: Tactical Applications
As the fighters in Rojava have said, we fight better when we fight in the right way – the right way in this case is with the solid relationships between folks. So many of us have been training independently, and many have expressed a need to increase their skills in this arena. We invite folks to come together to get to know each other better, to help each other learn new techniques and practice old ones.
This will be a fight training skillshare. A trainer trained in Muay Thai will be present to facilitate, but we also encourage people to come who are trained in other fighting arts. We can exchange skills and knowledge and practice together. Beginners are welcome and encouraged!
This will be a practical workshop. Come ready to do calisthenics, other exercises and practice fight techniques.
Wear something comfortable to work out in. If you have some, you can bring: hand wraps, boxing gloves, mitts, jump ropes, or other equipment that could be useful.
Defense and physical health is increasingly important for revolutionary activity. The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement’s participants must be at the forefront of the fight for liberation, and we offer these classes to help train people in basic techniques, while increasingly overall physical health, and increasing comradery and offensive tactics.
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