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radyoitim – the swarmcommonz

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February 12 – March 14, 2015. Jorge Vargas Museum Lobby, University of the Philippines, Diliman. Will be an autonomous hub for direct action. The goal of the project is also within the idea of discovering and re-learning environmental sustainability to empower self awareness and self-initiation towards practical and ethical systems of thinking in art practice and in communities. A demarcated space will make room for five autonomous artistic and anarchist projects namely: Onsite Infoshop (Mandaluy...

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About Us – the swarmcommonz

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Marindukanon Studies Center and Infoshop. Ethos, Bathos, Pathos shows the idea of interconnectivity in the maintenance of ecological sustenance: comprising singular entities that affect the larger whole. The exhibit is part of the Project Bakawan. A collaborative art festival that seeks to establish a network of art practitioners, academics, students, and community organizations in order to secure a sustainable future against the current ecological and global crisis. Website: http:/ projectbakawan.com.

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Tacloban | Philippines Infotour

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Deep Green Resistance and Mobile Anarchist School speaking tour of the Philippines February 2014. March 6, 2014. It’s been six months since Typhoon Yolanda hit Leyte and neighbouring islands. Tarps, bearing names like Rotary and Unicef, replace missing roofs, or are used for makeshift shelters. White tents, with the names of international aid agencies in big letters on their sides, line the roadside, housing those whose homes have been destroyed completely. The airport is under a newly-repaired iron roof...

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Marinduque | Philippines Infotour

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Deep Green Resistance and Mobile Anarchist School speaking tour of the Philippines February 2014. Mining Marinduque →. March 7, 2014. I’m riding on top of a jeepney in the hot sun, holding tight to the roof-rack with one hand, and my hat with the other. We pass through rice fields, coconut and banana plantations, and rural villages, beside beaches and streams, and look down over rocky coastlines. There are six of us on this leg of the infotour, on Marinduque Island. For the fisheries students, organising...

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Mining Marinduque | Philippines Infotour

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Deep Green Resistance and Mobile Anarchist School speaking tour of the Philippines February 2014. Local economies →. March 8, 2014. 8216;NO TO MINING.’. Signs bearing these words are common on Marinduque. The signs are nailed to trees, on fences and shelters, and the slogan is painted in large letters on the front wall of a school. This is a community of resistance. There is no way a mining company could convince anyone here that they would benefit from the activity. Toxic waste from the tailings dam con...

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Philippines Infotour | Deep Green Resistance and Mobile Anarchist School speaking tour of the Philippines February 2014 | Page 2

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Deep Green Resistance and Mobile Anarchist School speaking tour of the Philippines February 2014. Newer posts →. March 4, 2014. The Davao leg of the infotour includes a three-day activist skillshare, a farmers’ forum, a presentation at a high school, and two days camping at Talicud Island. We get straight into workshops for the activist skillshare. Around 15 local activists gather to hear about Deep Green Resistance and Mobile Anarchist School activities, and share their own projects. Day four is a farme...

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Local economies | Philippines Infotour

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Deep Green Resistance and Mobile Anarchist School speaking tour of the Philippines February 2014. Food culture →. March 8, 2014. Mobile vendors with hand carts sell snacks, cut fruit, toys and household items. Vendors jump on and off buses, selling peanuts, chips and cold drinks to passengers. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Food culture →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).

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Food culture | Philippines Infotour

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Deep Green Resistance and Mobile Anarchist School speaking tour of the Philippines February 2014. March 9, 2014. Common sight on street barbecues: chicken feet, chicken heads, pig intestines, unidentified, chicken intestines, blood cubes, unidentified. photo credit. On my first day I ate balut, an egg with a partially-developed duck inside. It tasted like egg, but crunchy. Soup made from pig’s blood is my new favourite meal. A cup of broth (either pork or fish) is always served with the meal. Butchers do...

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Philippine Fundraisers and Benefit Shows: Common Space / Swarm Bibliotheque

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Philippine Fundraisers and Benefit Shows. 10018; ADD AN EVENT. Wednesday, February 4, 2015. Common Space / Swarm Bibliotheque. From Feb 12 to March 14 at the UP Vargas Museum, Common Space / Swarm Bibliotheque will be an autonomous hub for direct action. Onsite Infoshop — Mandaluyong based infoshop and community center, by Activist and researcher Bas Umali [ SITE: Onsite infoshop Philippines. Mdash; Collapsible infoshop by artist England Hidalgo [ SITE: overXout. RSVP: Facebook Event Page. 9658; Donation...