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April 2020

Navigating a Just Transition through COVID-19 and the climate crisis: A Q&A with Michelle Mascarenhas-Swan of Movement Generation Michelle Mascarenhas-Swan

Navigating a Just Transition through COVID-19 and the climate crisis: A Q&A with Michelle Mascarenhas-Swan of Movement Generation

Tom Llewellyn|April 30, 2020June 4, 2020

Anti-capitalist, worker-owned media that reflects the 99 percent: A Q&A with Nick Hayes of Means TV

Anti-capitalist, worker-owned media that reflects the 99 percent: A Q&A with Nick Hayes of Means TV

Robert Raymond|April 28, 2020April 28, 2020

The pandemic isn't a portal, yet | Torii gates at the Fushimi Inari-taisha shrine in Kyoto, Japan. Torii gates mark the entrance to the sacred from the profane. Credit: wallpaperflare.com

The pandemic isn’t a portal, yet

Neal Gorenflo|April 27, 2020May 20, 2020

Accessible local alternatives to Amazon Prime

Accessible local alternatives to Amazon Prime

Nithin Coca|April 23, 2020June 4, 2020

Toronto Public Library (TPL) staff members prepare for a food distribution day at the library's Ellesmere Distribution Centre. Photos courtesy of Michelle Leung, TPL.

Canada’s libraries step up to help vulnerable people during pandemic

Ruby Irene Pratka|April 22, 2020June 4, 2020

Mending a double crisis with solidarity

Mending a double crisis with solidarity

Marina Kelava|April 21, 2020June 4, 2020

Infographic titled “The Response presents: How Puerto Ricans are Restoring Power to the People” and subtitled “An awarded-winning film exploring a network of mutual aid centers building collective resilience.” A doodle of a gust of wind labeled ”Maria” with more text reading “Disaster capitalism,” “Climate crisis,” and “Austerity measures,” and a doodle of militarized law enforcement officers, blows toward a doodle of Puerto Rico. Text written across Puerto Rico reads “Centros de Apoyo Mutuo” and various locations are marked. Four of the locations are labeled: “Las Marias,” with a sign reading “Cocina Cambu”; “Utuado” with a sign reading “CAMU Centro Apoyo Mutuo Utuado”; “Cagua” with a sign reading “espacio de salad”; and “Humacao” with a sign reading “Par my Patria.” Doodles of three people with speech bubbles reading “We want everything we do to build toward a new world...to empower people to build popular power.”; “We are trying to build political power and social fabric...to fight the state, because they have the resources we should have.”; and “I said, ‘Well, how can I help?’ Since the project looked so beautiful, people cooperating with each other.” Other speech bubbles read, “It’s very empowering to see people that maybe weren’t active, being active here at the center as community leaders.” and “...We are building power. And when people are free and awake and know what they’re worth...the whole community changes.” A green hill at the bottom of the infographic contains text reading “A Shareable Production www.theresponsefilm.org” with doodles of palm trees blowing and buildings roof blown by the wind, people eating and lining up for food, dancing, and getting ear acupuncture. Small text on the side reads “@lizar_tistry.”

The Response film will air on Free Speech TV through May 7th

Tom Llewellyn|April 20, 2020May 7, 2020

April is the cruelest month and a call to care

April is the cruelest month and a call to care

Neal Gorenflo|April 16, 2020May 1, 2020

The Response Podcast about disasters

20 lessons from The Response: How communities are changed by disasters

Tom Llewellyn|April 16, 2020May 20, 2020

Open-source medical supplies battle COVID-19

Anders Lisdorf|April 14, 2020June 4, 2020

New book from Buy Nothing Project expands on gift economy philosophy

Paige Wolf|April 13, 2020

US immigrants are giving back to their new community during the COVID-19 crisis by sewing face masks

How these US immigrants are giving back to their new community during the COVID-19 crisis

Kristi Eaton|April 9, 2020June 4, 2020

It all starts with food: How co-ops are transforming Quebec’s food deserts

It all starts with food: How co-ops are transforming Quebec’s food deserts

Ruby Irene Pratka|April 7, 2020

My new pandemic routine

My new pandemic routine

Neal Gorenflo|April 3, 2020May 1, 2020

Coronavirus demands radical transformation, not a ‘return to normal’

Robert Raymond|April 2, 2020June 4, 2020

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