Anarchist Neighborhood:Midwest

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Anarchism is taking root in the Midwest.

Midwest Action Network-Midwest Action Network

Just for clarification, "Midwest" means

ILLINOIS - INDIANA - IOWA - KANSAS - MICHIGAN - MINNESOTA - MISSOURI - NEBRASKA - NORTH DAKOTA - OHIO - SOUTH DAKOTA - WISCONSIN

Anarchist Groups and Projects

ILLINOIS

INDIANA

Article about Indiana's roadless-summer.org and "Bloomington Circus Collective"

IOWA

Quad Cities (Iowa)
Iowa City

Velocipede Infoshop: We are a space offering zines, booklets, magazines, reading/lending library, Zapatista coffee & honey (free hot cups, or bags for sale), t-shirt making, patches, movie nights, music shows, bicycle delivery (free zine w/every order), IWW organizing for Eastern Iowa, and more! Uniting against racism, sexism, homophobia, class oppressions. Providing a r@dical space for our sleepy Iowa college town. 114 1/2 E College St Ste 10, Iowa City, IA 52240 [up in the Hall Mall]. update: some volunteers relocate, now is a perfect time for radical Iowa Citians to recreate the infoshop! if interested, contact us on myspace.

Des Moines

KANSAS

Kansas City

Lawrence

MICHIGAN

Detroit

Grand Rapids

Jackson

Minnesota

Minneapolis/St Paul

Winona

Local Groups: Keoxa Artists' Guild (info@keoxa.com) -anarchist printing: letter pressing, graphic design. Wild Nettle Distro (wildnettledistro@keoxa.com) -anarchist literature and arts & crafts distribution collective. Down N' Dirty Bike Club -Now has it's own storefront.

Local Projects: "Free Winona" Newspaper -a monthy journal of mutual aid

Local Links: -www.keoxa.com -www.myspace.com/wildnettledistro -www.myspace.com/ddbc -www.winopunx.tk

MISSOURI

Columbia

St. Louis

NORTH DAKOTA

Grand Forks

We are a collective working on community building, local actions, organizing for larger events around the world (if possible), doing our own info shops where we can find spaces, trade parties for music, food, clothes, books and other things. Bike rides, happy fun nights, pot lucks, movie nights, art nights, book clubs, music nights and other community involvement within the small town. We want to create a radical space for people in the area. We also are trying to work on safe and radical spaces for parents and children.