#communitydefense — Public Fediverse posts

📍 The last of the public stops are settled and confirmed.

The route is real. The flyers are done. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the road, which is either inspiring or deeply irresponsible. Probably both.

🚐 Sabot Media is heading out for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, field reports, and conversations with people keeping each other alive without permission.

🌾 These stops are about connecting the fights across the map.

Small towns and cities.
Backroads and blocks.
Punk houses and community spaces.
Kitchen tables and organizing rooms.
People who stayed, people who left, and people trying to build something worth coming home to.

🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions, stories, friends, local history, people we should interview, and whatever road support you can throw in.

💸 This is still a fundraiser. Gas, food, repairs, printing, and gear all cost money because capitalism remains unimaginative and rude.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Same fight across the map.

🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

📍 The last of the public stops are settled and confirmed.

The route is real. The flyers are done. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the road, which is either inspiring or deeply irresponsible. Probably both.

🚐 Sabot Media is heading out for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, field reports, and conversations with people keeping each other alive without permission.

🌾 These stops are about connecting the fights across the map.

Small towns and cities.
Backroads and blocks.
Punk houses and community spaces.
Kitchen tables and organizing rooms.
People who stayed, people who left, and people trying to build something worth coming home to.

🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions, stories, friends, local history, people we should interview, and whatever road support you can throw in.

💸 This is still a fundraiser. Gas, food, repairs, printing, and gear all cost money because capitalism remains unimaginative and rude.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Same fight across the map.

🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

📍 The last of the public stops are settled and confirmed.

The route is real. The flyers are done. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the road, which is either inspiring or deeply irresponsible. Probably both.

🚐 Sabot Media is heading out for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, field reports, and conversations with people keeping each other alive without permission.

🌾 These stops are about connecting the fights across the map.

Small towns and cities.
Backroads and blocks.
Punk houses and community spaces.
Kitchen tables and organizing rooms.
People who stayed, people who left, and people trying to build something worth coming home to.

🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions, stories, friends, local history, people we should interview, and whatever road support you can throw in.

💸 This is still a fundraiser. Gas, food, repairs, printing, and gear all cost money because capitalism remains unimaginative and rude.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Same fight across the map.

🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

📍 The last of the public stops are settled and confirmed.

The route is real. The flyers are done. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the road, which is either inspiring or deeply irresponsible. Probably both.

🚐 Sabot Media is heading out for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, field reports, and conversations with people keeping each other alive without permission.

🌾 These stops are about connecting the fights across the map.

Small towns and cities.
Backroads and blocks.
Punk houses and community spaces.
Kitchen tables and organizing rooms.
People who stayed, people who left, and people trying to build something worth coming home to.

🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions, stories, friends, local history, people we should interview, and whatever road support you can throw in.

💸 This is still a fundraiser. Gas, food, repairs, printing, and gear all cost money because capitalism remains unimaginative and rude.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Same fight across the map.

🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

📍 The last of the public stops are settled and confirmed.

The route is real. The flyers are done. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the road, which is either inspiring or deeply irresponsible. Probably both.

🚐 Sabot Media is heading out for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, field reports, and conversations with people keeping each other alive without permission.

🌾 These stops are about connecting the fights across the map.

Small towns and cities.
Backroads and blocks.
Punk houses and community spaces.
Kitchen tables and organizing rooms.
People who stayed, people who left, and people trying to build something worth coming home to.

🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions, stories, friends, local history, people we should interview, and whatever road support you can throw in.

💸 This is still a fundraiser. Gas, food, repairs, printing, and gear all cost money because capitalism remains unimaginative and rude.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Same fight across the map.

🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

📍 First public events are ready to post.

More stops are still being confirmed, but these ones are ready to share.

🚐 Sabot Media is taking the 1979 Ford Econoline on the road for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, stories, field reports, and conversations with the people keeping each other alive without permission.

🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions. Bring stories. Bring people we should interview. Bring gas money if the spirit moves you and your wallet has not already been devoured by the empire.

📅 Confirmed public stops:

Seattle
Sunday July 26, 4 PM
Pipsqueak
173 16th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

Portland
Tuesday July 28, 7 PM
Free People’s Society Library
1810 SE 10th St, Unit A, Portland, OR 97214

Portland
Wednesday July 29, 11 AM
IYKYK
Ask around. Word of mouth only.

Portland
Wednesday July 29, 4 PM
Social Justice Action Center
400 SE 12th Ave, Portland, OR 97214

Portland
Wednesday July 29, 7 PM
Makin’ Groceries
7137 NE Fremont St, Portland, OR

Corvallis
Thursday July 30, 4 PM
Manyworld
1013 NW Taylor Ave, Corvallis, OR

🌾 More stop details coming as they lock in for Olympia, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, and Eugene.

🛠️ We still need help making the road real: hosts, interviews, food, floor space, local contacts, gas, repairs, printing, and gear.

💸 This is still a fundraiser. The route costs money because apparently radical media cannot yet be powered by spite alone. Shame.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Same fight across the map.

🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #FundTheRoute #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

📍 First public events are ready to post.

More stops are still being confirmed, but these ones are ready to share.

🚐 Sabot Media is taking the 1979 Ford Econoline on the road for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, stories, field reports, and conversations with the people keeping each other alive without permission.

🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions. Bring stories. Bring people we should interview. Bring gas money if the spirit moves you and your wallet has not already been devoured by the empire.

📅 Confirmed public stops:

Seattle
Sunday July 26, 4 PM
Pipsqueak
173 16th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

Portland
Tuesday July 28, 7 PM
Free People’s Society Library
1810 SE 10th St, Unit A, Portland, OR 97214

Portland
Wednesday July 29, 11 AM
IYKYK
Ask around. Word of mouth only.

Portland
Wednesday July 29, 4 PM
Social Justice Action Center
400 SE 12th Ave, Portland, OR 97214

Portland
Wednesday July 29, 7 PM
Makin’ Groceries
7137 NE Fremont St, Portland, OR

Corvallis
Thursday July 30, 4 PM
Manyworld
1013 NW Taylor Ave, Corvallis, OR

🌾 More stop details coming as they lock in for Olympia, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, and Eugene.

🛠️ We still need help making the road real: hosts, interviews, food, floor space, local contacts, gas, repairs, printing, and gear.

💸 This is still a fundraiser. The route costs money because apparently radical media cannot yet be powered by spite alone. Shame.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Same fight across the map.

🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #FundTheRoute #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

📍 First public events are ready to post.

More stops are still being confirmed, but these ones are ready to share.

🚐 Sabot Media is taking the 1979 Ford Econoline on the road for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, stories, field reports, and conversations with the people keeping each other alive without permission.

🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions. Bring stories. Bring people we should interview. Bring gas money if the spirit moves you and your wallet has not already been devoured by the empire.

📅 Confirmed public stops:

Seattle
Sunday July 26, 4 PM
Pipsqueak
173 16th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

Portland
Tuesday July 28, 7 PM
Free People’s Society Library
1810 SE 10th St, Unit A, Portland, OR 97214

Portland
Wednesday July 29, 11 AM
IYKYK
Ask around. Word of mouth only.

Portland
Wednesday July 29, 4 PM
Social Justice Action Center
400 SE 12th Ave, Portland, OR 97214

Portland
Wednesday July 29, 7 PM
Makin’ Groceries
7137 NE Fremont St, Portland, OR

Corvallis
Thursday July 30, 4 PM
Manyworld
1013 NW Taylor Ave, Corvallis, OR

🌾 More stop details coming as they lock in for Olympia, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, and Eugene.

🛠️ We still need help making the road real: hosts, interviews, food, floor space, local contacts, gas, repairs, printing, and gear.

💸 This is still a fundraiser. The route costs money because apparently radical media cannot yet be powered by spite alone. Shame.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Same fight across the map.

🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #FundTheRoute #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

📍 First public events are ready to post.

More stops are still being confirmed, but these ones are ready to share.

🚐 Sabot Media is taking the 1979 Ford Econoline on the road for rural / urban solidarity: talks, zines, interviews, workshops, stories, field reports, and conversations with the people keeping each other alive without permission.

🎙️ Come through if you’re nearby. Bring questions. Bring stories. Bring people we should interview. Bring gas money if the spirit moves you and your wallet has not already been devoured by the empire.

📅 Confirmed public stops:

Seattle
Sunday July 26, 4 PM
Pipsqueak
173 16th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

Portland
Tuesday July 28, 7 PM
Free People’s Society Library
1810 SE 10th St, Unit A, Portland, OR 97214

Portland
Wednesday July 29, 11 AM
IYKYK
Ask around. Word of mouth only.

Portland
Wednesday July 29, 4 PM
Social Justice Action Center
400 SE 12th Ave, Portland, OR 97214

Portland
Wednesday July 29, 7 PM
Makin’ Groceries
7137 NE Fremont St, Portland, OR

Corvallis
Thursday July 30, 4 PM
Manyworld
1013 NW Taylor Ave, Corvallis, OR

🌾 More stop details coming as they lock in for Olympia, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, and Eugene.

🛠️ We still need help making the road real: hosts, interviews, food, floor space, local contacts, gas, repairs, printing, and gear.

💸 This is still a fundraiser. The route costs money because apparently radical media cannot yet be powered by spite alone. Shame.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Same fight across the map.

🛣️ The divide is manufactured. The road is not.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #FundTheRoute #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity

⛽ Fund the route.

The dates and cities are set. The stops are still building. Now we need the road money to actually make this happen, because unfortunately the 1979 Ford Econoline has not yet accepted political theory as fuel.

🚐 Sabot Media is heading out to document rural / urban solidarity across the map: interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, field notes, and stories from the people keeping each other alive without permission.

📍 Current route:

Seattle
Aberdeen
Olympia
Walla Walla
Tri-Cities
Portland
Eugene
Corvallis

🌾 This trip is about connecting rural and urban struggle without flattening either one.

Not charity.
Not tourism.
Not pity.
Not extraction.

Same bosses.
Same landlords.
Same cops.
Same abandonment.
Same fight across the map.

🎙️ We’re looking for workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people with stories that should not disappear.

🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and all the little emergency costs that show up the second a broke media project tries to leave town. Charming arrangement. Very normal society.

💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

Every donation becomes miles, interviews, zines, workshops, voices, stories, and connections across the route.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Help make the road real.

🛣️ Same fight across the map.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

⛽ Fund the route.

The dates and cities are set. The stops are still building. Now we need the road money to actually make this happen, because unfortunately the 1979 Ford Econoline has not yet accepted political theory as fuel.

🚐 Sabot Media is heading out to document rural / urban solidarity across the map: interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, field notes, and stories from the people keeping each other alive without permission.

📍 Current route:

Seattle
Aberdeen
Olympia
Walla Walla
Tri-Cities
Portland
Eugene
Corvallis

🌾 This trip is about connecting rural and urban struggle without flattening either one.

Not charity.
Not tourism.
Not pity.
Not extraction.

Same bosses.
Same landlords.
Same cops.
Same abandonment.
Same fight across the map.

🎙️ We’re looking for workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people with stories that should not disappear.

🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and all the little emergency costs that show up the second a broke media project tries to leave town. Charming arrangement. Very normal society.

💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

Every donation becomes miles, interviews, zines, workshops, voices, stories, and connections across the route.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Help make the road real.

🛣️ Same fight across the map.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

⛽ Fund the route.

The dates and cities are set. The stops are still building. Now we need the road money to actually make this happen, because unfortunately the 1979 Ford Econoline has not yet accepted political theory as fuel.

🚐 Sabot Media is heading out to document rural / urban solidarity across the map: interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, field notes, and stories from the people keeping each other alive without permission.

📍 Current route:

Seattle
Aberdeen
Olympia
Walla Walla
Tri-Cities
Portland
Eugene
Corvallis

🌾 This trip is about connecting rural and urban struggle without flattening either one.

Not charity.
Not tourism.
Not pity.
Not extraction.

Same bosses.
Same landlords.
Same cops.
Same abandonment.
Same fight across the map.

🎙️ We’re looking for workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people with stories that should not disappear.

🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and all the little emergency costs that show up the second a broke media project tries to leave town. Charming arrangement. Very normal society.

💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

Every donation becomes miles, interviews, zines, workshops, voices, stories, and connections across the route.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Help make the road real.

🛣️ Same fight across the map.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

⛽ Fund the route.

The dates and cities are set. The stops are still building. Now we need the road money to actually make this happen, because unfortunately the 1979 Ford Econoline has not yet accepted political theory as fuel.

🚐 Sabot Media is heading out to document rural / urban solidarity across the map: interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, field notes, and stories from the people keeping each other alive without permission.

📍 Current route:

Seattle
Aberdeen
Olympia
Walla Walla
Tri-Cities
Portland
Eugene
Corvallis

🌾 This trip is about connecting rural and urban struggle without flattening either one.

Not charity.
Not tourism.
Not pity.
Not extraction.

Same bosses.
Same landlords.
Same cops.
Same abandonment.
Same fight across the map.

🎙️ We’re looking for workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people with stories that should not disappear.

🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and all the little emergency costs that show up the second a broke media project tries to leave town. Charming arrangement. Very normal society.

💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

Every donation becomes miles, interviews, zines, workshops, voices, stories, and connections across the route.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Help make the road real.

🛣️ Same fight across the map.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

⛽ Fund the route.

The dates and cities are set. The stops are still building. Now we need the road money to actually make this happen, because unfortunately the 1979 Ford Econoline has not yet accepted political theory as fuel.

🚐 Sabot Media is heading out to document rural / urban solidarity across the map: interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, field notes, and stories from the people keeping each other alive without permission.

📍 Current route:

Seattle
Aberdeen
Olympia
Walla Walla
Tri-Cities
Portland
Eugene
Corvallis

🌾 This trip is about connecting rural and urban struggle without flattening either one.

Not charity.
Not tourism.
Not pity.
Not extraction.

Same bosses.
Same landlords.
Same cops.
Same abandonment.
Same fight across the map.

🎙️ We’re looking for workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people with stories that should not disappear.

🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and all the little emergency costs that show up the second a broke media project tries to leave town. Charming arrangement. Very normal society.

💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

Every donation becomes miles, interviews, zines, workshops, voices, stories, and connections across the route.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Help make the road real.

🛣️ Same fight across the map.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

The money isn't the point. The point is that a lie built to erase two people who told the truth collapsed in a courtroom, and the truth-tellers walked out whole. Solidarity you can feel in the hands — a name on a witness list — is the only kind history records.

#LGBTQ #QueerNews #Pride #TransRights #Solidarity #QueerJoy #CommunityDefense #News #Resist #LoveWins #Gaelic

The money isn't the point. The point is that a lie built to erase two people who told the truth collapsed in a courtroom, and the truth-tellers walked out whole. Solidarity you can feel in the hands — a name on a witness list — is the only kind history records.

#LGBTQ #QueerNews #Pride #TransRights #Solidarity #QueerJoy #CommunityDefense #News #Resist #LoveWins #Gaelic

The money isn't the point. The point is that a lie built to erase two people who told the truth collapsed in a courtroom, and the truth-tellers walked out whole. Solidarity you can feel in the hands — a name on a witness list — is the only kind history records.

#LGBTQ #QueerNews #Pride #TransRights #Solidarity #QueerJoy #CommunityDefense #News #Resist #LoveWins #Gaelic

The money isn't the point. The point is that a lie built to erase two people who told the truth collapsed in a courtroom, and the truth-tellers walked out whole. Solidarity you can feel in the hands — a name on a witness list — is the only kind history records.

#LGBTQ #QueerNews #Pride #TransRights #Solidarity #QueerJoy #CommunityDefense #News #Resist #LoveWins #Gaelic

The money isn't the point. The point is that a lie built to erase two people who told the truth collapsed in a courtroom, and the truth-tellers walked out whole. Solidarity you can feel in the hands — a name on a witness list — is the only kind history records.

#LGBTQ #QueerNews #Pride #TransRights #Solidarity #QueerJoy #CommunityDefense #News #Resist #LoveWins #Gaelic

⛽ Put fuel in the story.

The Sabot Media road trip fund is what turns this from a good idea into a moving van, a working recorder, a full tank, a stack of zines, and actual interviews across the map.

🚐 We’ve got dates and cities set. Stops are still building. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the people, places, crews, histories, and fights that don’t usually get documented unless somebody broke and stubborn goes to find them.

🌾 This trip is about rural / urban solidarity.

Not charity.
Not pity.
Not city people “discovering” small towns.
Not rural people being written off until the far right shows up pretending to care.

Same bosses.
Same landlords.
Same cops.
Same extraction.
Same abandonment.
Same fight across the map.

🎙️ We’re collecting stories, interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, warnings, lessons, and receipts from workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people keeping each other alive without permission.

🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and the thousand tiny costs that appear the second you try to do something useful outside your house.

📍 Route stops include Aberdeen, Olympia, Seattle, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, Portland, Eugene, and Corvallis.

💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

Every dollar becomes miles, voices, stories, resistance, and community.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Same fight across the map.

🛣️ Help keep the story rolling.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

⛽ Put fuel in the story.

The Sabot Media road trip fund is what turns this from a good idea into a moving van, a working recorder, a full tank, a stack of zines, and actual interviews across the map.

🚐 We’ve got dates and cities set. Stops are still building. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the people, places, crews, histories, and fights that don’t usually get documented unless somebody broke and stubborn goes to find them.

🌾 This trip is about rural / urban solidarity.

Not charity.
Not pity.
Not city people “discovering” small towns.
Not rural people being written off until the far right shows up pretending to care.

Same bosses.
Same landlords.
Same cops.
Same extraction.
Same abandonment.
Same fight across the map.

🎙️ We’re collecting stories, interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, warnings, lessons, and receipts from workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people keeping each other alive without permission.

🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and the thousand tiny costs that appear the second you try to do something useful outside your house.

📍 Route stops include Aberdeen, Olympia, Seattle, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, Portland, Eugene, and Corvallis.

💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

Every dollar becomes miles, voices, stories, resistance, and community.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Same fight across the map.

🛣️ Help keep the story rolling.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

⛽ Put fuel in the story.

The Sabot Media road trip fund is what turns this from a good idea into a moving van, a working recorder, a full tank, a stack of zines, and actual interviews across the map.

🚐 We’ve got dates and cities set. Stops are still building. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the people, places, crews, histories, and fights that don’t usually get documented unless somebody broke and stubborn goes to find them.

🌾 This trip is about rural / urban solidarity.

Not charity.
Not pity.
Not city people “discovering” small towns.
Not rural people being written off until the far right shows up pretending to care.

Same bosses.
Same landlords.
Same cops.
Same extraction.
Same abandonment.
Same fight across the map.

🎙️ We’re collecting stories, interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, warnings, lessons, and receipts from workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people keeping each other alive without permission.

🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and the thousand tiny costs that appear the second you try to do something useful outside your house.

📍 Route stops include Aberdeen, Olympia, Seattle, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, Portland, Eugene, and Corvallis.

💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

Every dollar becomes miles, voices, stories, resistance, and community.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Same fight across the map.

🛣️ Help keep the story rolling.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

⛽ Put fuel in the story.

The Sabot Media road trip fund is what turns this from a good idea into a moving van, a working recorder, a full tank, a stack of zines, and actual interviews across the map.

🚐 We’ve got dates and cities set. Stops are still building. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the people, places, crews, histories, and fights that don’t usually get documented unless somebody broke and stubborn goes to find them.

🌾 This trip is about rural / urban solidarity.

Not charity.
Not pity.
Not city people “discovering” small towns.
Not rural people being written off until the far right shows up pretending to care.

Same bosses.
Same landlords.
Same cops.
Same extraction.
Same abandonment.
Same fight across the map.

🎙️ We’re collecting stories, interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, warnings, lessons, and receipts from workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people keeping each other alive without permission.

🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and the thousand tiny costs that appear the second you try to do something useful outside your house.

📍 Route stops include Aberdeen, Olympia, Seattle, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, Portland, Eugene, and Corvallis.

💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

Every dollar becomes miles, voices, stories, resistance, and community.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Same fight across the map.

🛣️ Help keep the story rolling.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

⛽ Put fuel in the story.

The Sabot Media road trip fund is what turns this from a good idea into a moving van, a working recorder, a full tank, a stack of zines, and actual interviews across the map.

🚐 We’ve got dates and cities set. Stops are still building. The 1979 Ford Econoline is getting pointed toward the people, places, crews, histories, and fights that don’t usually get documented unless somebody broke and stubborn goes to find them.

🌾 This trip is about rural / urban solidarity.

Not charity.
Not pity.
Not city people “discovering” small towns.
Not rural people being written off until the far right shows up pretending to care.

Same bosses.
Same landlords.
Same cops.
Same extraction.
Same abandonment.
Same fight across the map.

🎙️ We’re collecting stories, interviews, zines, workshops, conversations, warnings, lessons, and receipts from workers, organizers, artists, mutual aid crews, union folks, anti-fascists, old punks, community spaces, and people keeping each other alive without permission.

🛠️ The fund pays for gas, food, repairs, gear, printing, and the thousand tiny costs that appear the second you try to do something useful outside your house.

📍 Route stops include Aberdeen, Olympia, Seattle, Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, Portland, Eugene, and Corvallis.

💸 Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Send the link around either way.

Every dollar becomes miles, voices, stories, resistance, and community.

Donate / share / send help:
bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Same fight across the map.

🛣️ Help keep the story rolling.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoute #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

How to Build Real-World Antifascism: A Practical Instruction Manual for Civic Defense

By Cliff Potts – originally for Occupy25.com

Introduction

Online activism matters—but survival depends on more than hashtags and digital outrage. Real-world antifascism is about turning awareness into protection, mutual support, and cultural creation. This guide provides an academic framework and practical roadmap for individuals and communities seeking to move beyond symbolic resistance into lived antifascist practice.

Antifascism, historically, is not just a political stance—it is a method of social defense (Paxton, 2004). Fascism feeds on atomization, fear, and despair; therefore, the counterforce must be grounded in solidarity, courage, and care. The following three-tier framework—Defense, Connection, and Creation—outlines how ordinary people can build resilient, humane communities that resist authoritarian collapse.

🛡️ 1. Defense — Make the Vulnerable Safer

Know your local rights.
Start with education. Every activist should understand the laws that govern protest, recording law enforcement, and self-defense in their state or province. Legal literacy prevents intimidation and enables lawful assertion of rights. Resources such as the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and National Lawyers Guild provide regional guides to protest and privacy protections (ACLU, 2023).

Mutual protection networks.
Organize trusted micro-groups—three to five people is ideal—for security and accountability. These “affinity groups” have been a cornerstone of successful protest movements from the Spanish Civil War to the modern climate justice era (Bray, 2017). Members should exchange secure contact methods, set rally check-ins, and practice situational awareness. In emergencies, small units react faster and protect each other better than loosely connected crowds.

Build community safety nets.
Authoritarianism grows where despair thrives. Helping neighbors with transportation, ID recovery, food distribution, and medication access undermines the desperation that fascist recruiters exploit. Social aid is not charity—it is civic armor. Each act of care weakens the narrative that “no one will help you except the strongman.”

🤝 2. Connection — Rebuild the Civic Fabric

Show up physically.
Attend local meetings: town councils, school boards, library committees, parish gatherings, or labor unions. Autocracy gains ground when citizens stop participating. Presence is political. The simple act of showing up transforms institutions from abstract systems into human spaces.

Mentor and listen.
Engage with younger generations who are disillusioned or radicalized online. Offer mentorship through skill-based teaching—writing, first aid, community organizing, or journalism. Teaching practical skills replaces nihilism with purpose, an essential step in democratic renewal (Giroux, 2018).

Bridge without surrender.
You do not need to argue extremists into enlightenment. Instead, maintain dialogue with the “gray middle”—those disengaged but influenceable citizens who often decide which way society tilts. By staying calm, visible, and humane, antifascists inoculate communities against polarization and propaganda.

🌱 3. Creation — Fill the Cultural Space Fascism Feeds On

Make art that resists.
Fascism thrives when culture becomes propaganda. Writers, painters, musicians, and performers have a duty to tell the truth beautifully and bravely. From Picasso’s Guernica to protest folk songs, culture has always been the emotional infrastructure of resistance (Eco, 1995). Create art that speaks to decency, courage, and shared humanity.

Practice mutual aid as daily culture.
Food drives, community gardens, neighborhood repair days, and disaster response teams prove that cooperation works better than cruelty. These initiatives demonstrate that mutual support is not utopian—it is efficient. Every local project models the world we claim to defend.

Build parallel institutions.
When mainstream systems rot under corporate or authoritarian capture, communities must create independent alternatives: local presses, worker cooperatives, volunteer clinics, and study circles. These institutions do not wait for permission; they act. History shows that decentralized, self-funded networks sustain democratic culture when formal structures fail (Scott, 2012).

Conclusion: From Protest to Presence

Real-world antifascism is not merely opposition—it is construction. It is the act of re-weaving civic life torn apart by greed and fear. It lives wherever neighbors learn each other’s names, workers demand fair pay, elders teach forgotten truths, and artists refuse silence. Fascism collapses when people choose presence over apathy, solidarity over spectacle, and service over submission.

As the twentieth century’s antifascist movements proved, moral courage is contagious. When we act—feeding, teaching, protecting, creating—we embody the alternative. In doing so, we make antifascism more than a slogan; we make it a culture of survival.

References

ACLU. (2023). Know your rights: Demonstrations and protests. American Civil Liberties Union. https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/protesters-rights

Bray, M. (2017). Antifa: The antifascist handbook. Melville House.

Eco, U. (1995). Ur-Fascism. The New York Review of Books, 42(11), 12–15.

Giroux, H. A. (2018). The terror of the unforeseen: Cultural politics in the age of Trump. Los Angeles: OR Books.

Paxton, R. O. (2004). The anatomy of fascism. New York: Vintage Books.

Scott, J. C. (2012). Two cheers for anarchism: Six easy pieces on autonomy, dignity, and meaningful work and play. Princeton University Press.

How to Build Real-World Antifascism: A Practical Instruction Manual for Civic Defense

By Cliff Potts – originally for Occupy25.com

Introduction

Online activism matters—but survival depends on more than hashtags and digital outrage. Real-world antifascism is about turning awareness into protection, mutual support, and cultural creation. This guide provides an academic framework and practical roadmap for individuals and communities seeking to move beyond symbolic resistance into lived antifascist practice.

Antifascism, historically, is not just a political stance—it is a method of social defense (Paxton, 2004). Fascism feeds on atomization, fear, and despair; therefore, the counterforce must be grounded in solidarity, courage, and care. The following three-tier framework—Defense, Connection, and Creation—outlines how ordinary people can build resilient, humane communities that resist authoritarian collapse.

🛡️ 1. Defense — Make the Vulnerable Safer

Know your local rights.
Start with education. Every activist should understand the laws that govern protest, recording law enforcement, and self-defense in their state or province. Legal literacy prevents intimidation and enables lawful assertion of rights. Resources such as the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and National Lawyers Guild provide regional guides to protest and privacy protections (ACLU, 2023).

Mutual protection networks.
Organize trusted micro-groups—three to five people is ideal—for security and accountability. These “affinity groups” have been a cornerstone of successful protest movements from the Spanish Civil War to the modern climate justice era (Bray, 2017). Members should exchange secure contact methods, set rally check-ins, and practice situational awareness. In emergencies, small units react faster and protect each other better than loosely connected crowds.

Build community safety nets.
Authoritarianism grows where despair thrives. Helping neighbors with transportation, ID recovery, food distribution, and medication access undermines the desperation that fascist recruiters exploit. Social aid is not charity—it is civic armor. Each act of care weakens the narrative that “no one will help you except the strongman.”

🤝 2. Connection — Rebuild the Civic Fabric

Show up physically.
Attend local meetings: town councils, school boards, library committees, parish gatherings, or labor unions. Autocracy gains ground when citizens stop participating. Presence is political. The simple act of showing up transforms institutions from abstract systems into human spaces.

Mentor and listen.
Engage with younger generations who are disillusioned or radicalized online. Offer mentorship through skill-based teaching—writing, first aid, community organizing, or journalism. Teaching practical skills replaces nihilism with purpose, an essential step in democratic renewal (Giroux, 2018).

Bridge without surrender.
You do not need to argue extremists into enlightenment. Instead, maintain dialogue with the “gray middle”—those disengaged but influenceable citizens who often decide which way society tilts. By staying calm, visible, and humane, antifascists inoculate communities against polarization and propaganda.

🌱 3. Creation — Fill the Cultural Space Fascism Feeds On

Make art that resists.
Fascism thrives when culture becomes propaganda. Writers, painters, musicians, and performers have a duty to tell the truth beautifully and bravely. From Picasso’s Guernica to protest folk songs, culture has always been the emotional infrastructure of resistance (Eco, 1995). Create art that speaks to decency, courage, and shared humanity.

Practice mutual aid as daily culture.
Food drives, community gardens, neighborhood repair days, and disaster response teams prove that cooperation works better than cruelty. These initiatives demonstrate that mutual support is not utopian—it is efficient. Every local project models the world we claim to defend.

Build parallel institutions.
When mainstream systems rot under corporate or authoritarian capture, communities must create independent alternatives: local presses, worker cooperatives, volunteer clinics, and study circles. These institutions do not wait for permission; they act. History shows that decentralized, self-funded networks sustain democratic culture when formal structures fail (Scott, 2012).

Conclusion: From Protest to Presence

Real-world antifascism is not merely opposition—it is construction. It is the act of re-weaving civic life torn apart by greed and fear. It lives wherever neighbors learn each other’s names, workers demand fair pay, elders teach forgotten truths, and artists refuse silence. Fascism collapses when people choose presence over apathy, solidarity over spectacle, and service over submission.

As the twentieth century’s antifascist movements proved, moral courage is contagious. When we act—feeding, teaching, protecting, creating—we embody the alternative. In doing so, we make antifascism more than a slogan; we make it a culture of survival.

References

ACLU. (2023). Know your rights: Demonstrations and protests. American Civil Liberties Union. https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/protesters-rights

Bray, M. (2017). Antifa: The antifascist handbook. Melville House.

Eco, U. (1995). Ur-Fascism. The New York Review of Books, 42(11), 12–15.

Giroux, H. A. (2018). The terror of the unforeseen: Cultural politics in the age of Trump. Los Angeles: OR Books.

Paxton, R. O. (2004). The anatomy of fascism. New York: Vintage Books.

Scott, J. C. (2012). Two cheers for anarchism: Six easy pieces on autonomy, dignity, and meaningful work and play. Princeton University Press.

How to Build Real-World Antifascism: A Practical Instruction Manual for Civic Defense

By Cliff Potts – originally for Occupy25.com

Introduction

Online activism matters—but survival depends on more than hashtags and digital outrage. Real-world antifascism is about turning awareness into protection, mutual support, and cultural creation. This guide provides an academic framework and practical roadmap for individuals and communities seeking to move beyond symbolic resistance into lived antifascist practice.

Antifascism, historically, is not just a political stance—it is a method of social defense (Paxton, 2004). Fascism feeds on atomization, fear, and despair; therefore, the counterforce must be grounded in solidarity, courage, and care. The following three-tier framework—Defense, Connection, and Creation—outlines how ordinary people can build resilient, humane communities that resist authoritarian collapse.

🛡️ 1. Defense — Make the Vulnerable Safer

Know your local rights.
Start with education. Every activist should understand the laws that govern protest, recording law enforcement, and self-defense in their state or province. Legal literacy prevents intimidation and enables lawful assertion of rights. Resources such as the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and National Lawyers Guild provide regional guides to protest and privacy protections (ACLU, 2023).

Mutual protection networks.
Organize trusted micro-groups—three to five people is ideal—for security and accountability. These “affinity groups” have been a cornerstone of successful protest movements from the Spanish Civil War to the modern climate justice era (Bray, 2017). Members should exchange secure contact methods, set rally check-ins, and practice situational awareness. In emergencies, small units react faster and protect each other better than loosely connected crowds.

Build community safety nets.
Authoritarianism grows where despair thrives. Helping neighbors with transportation, ID recovery, food distribution, and medication access undermines the desperation that fascist recruiters exploit. Social aid is not charity—it is civic armor. Each act of care weakens the narrative that “no one will help you except the strongman.”

🤝 2. Connection — Rebuild the Civic Fabric

Show up physically.
Attend local meetings: town councils, school boards, library committees, parish gatherings, or labor unions. Autocracy gains ground when citizens stop participating. Presence is political. The simple act of showing up transforms institutions from abstract systems into human spaces.

Mentor and listen.
Engage with younger generations who are disillusioned or radicalized online. Offer mentorship through skill-based teaching—writing, first aid, community organizing, or journalism. Teaching practical skills replaces nihilism with purpose, an essential step in democratic renewal (Giroux, 2018).

Bridge without surrender.
You do not need to argue extremists into enlightenment. Instead, maintain dialogue with the “gray middle”—those disengaged but influenceable citizens who often decide which way society tilts. By staying calm, visible, and humane, antifascists inoculate communities against polarization and propaganda.

🌱 3. Creation — Fill the Cultural Space Fascism Feeds On

Make art that resists.
Fascism thrives when culture becomes propaganda. Writers, painters, musicians, and performers have a duty to tell the truth beautifully and bravely. From Picasso’s Guernica to protest folk songs, culture has always been the emotional infrastructure of resistance (Eco, 1995). Create art that speaks to decency, courage, and shared humanity.

Practice mutual aid as daily culture.
Food drives, community gardens, neighborhood repair days, and disaster response teams prove that cooperation works better than cruelty. These initiatives demonstrate that mutual support is not utopian—it is efficient. Every local project models the world we claim to defend.

Build parallel institutions.
When mainstream systems rot under corporate or authoritarian capture, communities must create independent alternatives: local presses, worker cooperatives, volunteer clinics, and study circles. These institutions do not wait for permission; they act. History shows that decentralized, self-funded networks sustain democratic culture when formal structures fail (Scott, 2012).

Conclusion: From Protest to Presence

Real-world antifascism is not merely opposition—it is construction. It is the act of re-weaving civic life torn apart by greed and fear. It lives wherever neighbors learn each other’s names, workers demand fair pay, elders teach forgotten truths, and artists refuse silence. Fascism collapses when people choose presence over apathy, solidarity over spectacle, and service over submission.

As the twentieth century’s antifascist movements proved, moral courage is contagious. When we act—feeding, teaching, protecting, creating—we embody the alternative. In doing so, we make antifascism more than a slogan; we make it a culture of survival.

References

ACLU. (2023). Know your rights: Demonstrations and protests. American Civil Liberties Union. https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/protesters-rights

Bray, M. (2017). Antifa: The antifascist handbook. Melville House.

Eco, U. (1995). Ur-Fascism. The New York Review of Books, 42(11), 12–15.

Giroux, H. A. (2018). The terror of the unforeseen: Cultural politics in the age of Trump. Los Angeles: OR Books.

Paxton, R. O. (2004). The anatomy of fascism. New York: Vintage Books.

Scott, J. C. (2012). Two cheers for anarchism: Six easy pieces on autonomy, dignity, and meaningful work and play. Princeton University Press.

How to Build Real-World Antifascism: A Practical Instruction Manual for Civic Defense

By Cliff Potts – originally for Occupy25.com

Introduction

Online activism matters—but survival depends on more than hashtags and digital outrage. Real-world antifascism is about turning awareness into protection, mutual support, and cultural creation. This guide provides an academic framework and practical roadmap for individuals and communities seeking to move beyond symbolic resistance into lived antifascist practice.

Antifascism, historically, is not just a political stance—it is a method of social defense (Paxton, 2004). Fascism feeds on atomization, fear, and despair; therefore, the counterforce must be grounded in solidarity, courage, and care. The following three-tier framework—Defense, Connection, and Creation—outlines how ordinary people can build resilient, humane communities that resist authoritarian collapse.

🛡️ 1. Defense — Make the Vulnerable Safer

Know your local rights.
Start with education. Every activist should understand the laws that govern protest, recording law enforcement, and self-defense in their state or province. Legal literacy prevents intimidation and enables lawful assertion of rights. Resources such as the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and National Lawyers Guild provide regional guides to protest and privacy protections (ACLU, 2023).

Mutual protection networks.
Organize trusted micro-groups—three to five people is ideal—for security and accountability. These “affinity groups” have been a cornerstone of successful protest movements from the Spanish Civil War to the modern climate justice era (Bray, 2017). Members should exchange secure contact methods, set rally check-ins, and practice situational awareness. In emergencies, small units react faster and protect each other better than loosely connected crowds.

Build community safety nets.
Authoritarianism grows where despair thrives. Helping neighbors with transportation, ID recovery, food distribution, and medication access undermines the desperation that fascist recruiters exploit. Social aid is not charity—it is civic armor. Each act of care weakens the narrative that “no one will help you except the strongman.”

🤝 2. Connection — Rebuild the Civic Fabric

Show up physically.
Attend local meetings: town councils, school boards, library committees, parish gatherings, or labor unions. Autocracy gains ground when citizens stop participating. Presence is political. The simple act of showing up transforms institutions from abstract systems into human spaces.

Mentor and listen.
Engage with younger generations who are disillusioned or radicalized online. Offer mentorship through skill-based teaching—writing, first aid, community organizing, or journalism. Teaching practical skills replaces nihilism with purpose, an essential step in democratic renewal (Giroux, 2018).

Bridge without surrender.
You do not need to argue extremists into enlightenment. Instead, maintain dialogue with the “gray middle”—those disengaged but influenceable citizens who often decide which way society tilts. By staying calm, visible, and humane, antifascists inoculate communities against polarization and propaganda.

🌱 3. Creation — Fill the Cultural Space Fascism Feeds On

Make art that resists.
Fascism thrives when culture becomes propaganda. Writers, painters, musicians, and performers have a duty to tell the truth beautifully and bravely. From Picasso’s Guernica to protest folk songs, culture has always been the emotional infrastructure of resistance (Eco, 1995). Create art that speaks to decency, courage, and shared humanity.

Practice mutual aid as daily culture.
Food drives, community gardens, neighborhood repair days, and disaster response teams prove that cooperation works better than cruelty. These initiatives demonstrate that mutual support is not utopian—it is efficient. Every local project models the world we claim to defend.

Build parallel institutions.
When mainstream systems rot under corporate or authoritarian capture, communities must create independent alternatives: local presses, worker cooperatives, volunteer clinics, and study circles. These institutions do not wait for permission; they act. History shows that decentralized, self-funded networks sustain democratic culture when formal structures fail (Scott, 2012).

Conclusion: From Protest to Presence

Real-world antifascism is not merely opposition—it is construction. It is the act of re-weaving civic life torn apart by greed and fear. It lives wherever neighbors learn each other’s names, workers demand fair pay, elders teach forgotten truths, and artists refuse silence. Fascism collapses when people choose presence over apathy, solidarity over spectacle, and service over submission.

As the twentieth century’s antifascist movements proved, moral courage is contagious. When we act—feeding, teaching, protecting, creating—we embody the alternative. In doing so, we make antifascism more than a slogan; we make it a culture of survival.

References

ACLU. (2023). Know your rights: Demonstrations and protests. American Civil Liberties Union. https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/protesters-rights

Bray, M. (2017). Antifa: The antifascist handbook. Melville House.

Eco, U. (1995). Ur-Fascism. The New York Review of Books, 42(11), 12–15.

Giroux, H. A. (2018). The terror of the unforeseen: Cultural politics in the age of Trump. Los Angeles: OR Books.

Paxton, R. O. (2004). The anatomy of fascism. New York: Vintage Books.

Scott, J. C. (2012). Two cheers for anarchism: Six easy pieces on autonomy, dignity, and meaningful work and play. Princeton University Press.

💸 The route is forming, but the fund has to move with it.

The dates and cities are set. The exact shape of each stop is still being built. That means this is the moment to help make the road real.

🚐 Sabot Media is taking our 1979 Ford Econoline on the road to document rural / urban solidarity, labor struggle, mutual aid, anti-fascist organizing, radical history, independent media, and the people keeping each other alive without permission.

⛽ This trip needs money before it needs aesthetics.

Gas.

Food.

Repairs.

Oil.

Gear.

Printing.

Emergency van problems.

The thousand small costs that appear the second you try to do anything useful outside your house.

📍 We’re building stops in and around:

Aberdeen

Olympia

Walla Walla

Tri-Cities

Portland

Eugene

Corvallis

Oxbow

🎙️ We’re also booking interviews, looking for hosts, floor space, driveway space, venues, food help, local contacts, and people who know where the real stories are buried.

🌾 Rural and urban struggle are not separate worlds.

The divide is manufactured.

The road is not.

🛠️ If you want this project to happen, this is the part where we need material support.

Donate.

Share.

Send the link around.

Throw in gas money.

Connect us with hosts.

Help keep the van moving.

💥 Every donation turns into miles, interviews, field reports, connections, and stories carried across the map.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Help fund the road before the road eats us alive.

🛣️ Same fight across the map.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

💸 The route is forming, but the fund has to move with it.

The dates and cities are set. The exact shape of each stop is still being built. That means this is the moment to help make the road real.

🚐 Sabot Media is taking our 1979 Ford Econoline on the road to document rural / urban solidarity, labor struggle, mutual aid, anti-fascist organizing, radical history, independent media, and the people keeping each other alive without permission.

⛽ This trip needs money before it needs aesthetics.

Gas.

Food.

Repairs.

Oil.

Gear.

Printing.

Emergency van problems.

The thousand small costs that appear the second you try to do anything useful outside your house.

📍 We’re building stops in and around:

Aberdeen

Olympia

Walla Walla

Tri-Cities

Portland

Eugene

Corvallis

Oxbow

🎙️ We’re also booking interviews, looking for hosts, floor space, driveway space, venues, food help, local contacts, and people who know where the real stories are buried.

🌾 Rural and urban struggle are not separate worlds.

The divide is manufactured.

The road is not.

🛠️ If you want this project to happen, this is the part where we need material support.

Donate.

Share.

Send the link around.

Throw in gas money.

Connect us with hosts.

Help keep the van moving.

💥 Every donation turns into miles, interviews, field reports, connections, and stories carried across the map.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Help fund the road before the road eats us alive.

🛣️ Same fight across the map.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

💸 The route is forming, but the fund has to move with it.

The dates and cities are set. The exact shape of each stop is still being built. That means this is the moment to help make the road real.

🚐 Sabot Media is taking our 1979 Ford Econoline on the road to document rural / urban solidarity, labor struggle, mutual aid, anti-fascist organizing, radical history, independent media, and the people keeping each other alive without permission.

⛽ This trip needs money before it needs aesthetics.

Gas.

Food.

Repairs.

Oil.

Gear.

Printing.

Emergency van problems.

The thousand small costs that appear the second you try to do anything useful outside your house.

📍 We’re building stops in and around:

Aberdeen

Olympia

Walla Walla

Tri-Cities

Portland

Eugene

Corvallis

Oxbow

🎙️ We’re also booking interviews, looking for hosts, floor space, driveway space, venues, food help, local contacts, and people who know where the real stories are buried.

🌾 Rural and urban struggle are not separate worlds.

The divide is manufactured.

The road is not.

🛠️ If you want this project to happen, this is the part where we need material support.

Donate.

Share.

Send the link around.

Throw in gas money.

Connect us with hosts.

Help keep the van moving.

💥 Every donation turns into miles, interviews, field reports, connections, and stories carried across the map.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Help fund the road before the road eats us alive.

🛣️ Same fight across the map.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

💸 The route is forming, but the fund has to move with it.

The dates and cities are set. The exact shape of each stop is still being built. That means this is the moment to help make the road real.

🚐 Sabot Media is taking our 1979 Ford Econoline on the road to document rural / urban solidarity, labor struggle, mutual aid, anti-fascist organizing, radical history, independent media, and the people keeping each other alive without permission.

⛽ This trip needs money before it needs aesthetics.

Gas.

Food.

Repairs.

Oil.

Gear.

Printing.

Emergency van problems.

The thousand small costs that appear the second you try to do anything useful outside your house.

📍 We’re building stops in and around:

Aberdeen

Olympia

Walla Walla

Tri-Cities

Portland

Eugene

Corvallis

Oxbow

🎙️ We’re also booking interviews, looking for hosts, floor space, driveway space, venues, food help, local contacts, and people who know where the real stories are buried.

🌾 Rural and urban struggle are not separate worlds.

The divide is manufactured.

The road is not.

🛠️ If you want this project to happen, this is the part where we need material support.

Donate.

Share.

Send the link around.

Throw in gas money.

Connect us with hosts.

Help keep the van moving.

💥 Every donation turns into miles, interviews, field reports, connections, and stories carried across the map.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Help fund the road before the road eats us alive.

🛣️ Same fight across the map.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

💸 The route is forming, but the fund has to move with it.

The dates and cities are set. The exact shape of each stop is still being built. That means this is the moment to help make the road real.

🚐 Sabot Media is taking our 1979 Ford Econoline on the road to document rural / urban solidarity, labor struggle, mutual aid, anti-fascist organizing, radical history, independent media, and the people keeping each other alive without permission.

⛽ This trip needs money before it needs aesthetics.

Gas.

Food.

Repairs.

Oil.

Gear.

Printing.

Emergency van problems.

The thousand small costs that appear the second you try to do anything useful outside your house.

📍 We’re building stops in and around:

Aberdeen

Olympia

Walla Walla

Tri-Cities

Portland

Eugene

Corvallis

Oxbow

🎙️ We’re also booking interviews, looking for hosts, floor space, driveway space, venues, food help, local contacts, and people who know where the real stories are buried.

🌾 Rural and urban struggle are not separate worlds.

The divide is manufactured.

The road is not.

🛠️ If you want this project to happen, this is the part where we need material support.

Donate.

Share.

Send the link around.

Throw in gas money.

Connect us with hosts.

Help keep the van moving.

💥 Every donation turns into miles, interviews, field reports, connections, and stories carried across the map.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Help fund the road before the road eats us alive.

🛣️ Same fight across the map.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #SolidarityNotCharity #SupportIndependentMedia

📍 We don’t just need towns.

We need names.

🎙️ Sabot Media is booking interviews for the road trip, and we’re asking people to help us find the folks we should be talking to before we roll in half-prepared and deeply caffeinated.

🌾 Who should we interview?

Rural organizers.

City organizers.

Workers.

Union folks.

Mutual aid crews.

Anti-fascists.

Artists.

Zinesters.

Independent media people.

Old punks with receipts.

People holding down community spaces.

People who know the history because they lived it.

People everyone says, “you have to talk to them.”

🏚️ We’re looking for stories about abandonment, organizing, survival, labor, community defense, media, housing, food, land, fascist creep, small-town resistance, city burnout, and the ways people keep each other alive anyway.

🧱 Rural and urban struggle are not separate worlds.

The divide is manufactured.

The road is not.

📼 If someone comes to mind, tag them.

If they should not be tagged publicly, DM us.

If you can introduce us directly, even better. Human networks remain inconveniently useful.

🛠️ We also still need hosts, floors, driveways, venue leads, food, gas money, and repair support to keep the 1979 Econoline moving.

💸 This is a fundraiser and a call for connections.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Send us your people.

🛣️ We’ll bring the mic.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #RuralOrganizing #UrbanOrganizing #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #ZineCulture #SolidarityNotCharity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser

📍 We don’t just need towns.

We need names.

🎙️ Sabot Media is booking interviews for the road trip, and we’re asking people to help us find the folks we should be talking to before we roll in half-prepared and deeply caffeinated.

🌾 Who should we interview?

Rural organizers.

City organizers.

Workers.

Union folks.

Mutual aid crews.

Anti-fascists.

Artists.

Zinesters.

Independent media people.

Old punks with receipts.

People holding down community spaces.

People who know the history because they lived it.

People everyone says, “you have to talk to them.”

🏚️ We’re looking for stories about abandonment, organizing, survival, labor, community defense, media, housing, food, land, fascist creep, small-town resistance, city burnout, and the ways people keep each other alive anyway.

🧱 Rural and urban struggle are not separate worlds.

The divide is manufactured.

The road is not.

📼 If someone comes to mind, tag them.

If they should not be tagged publicly, DM us.

If you can introduce us directly, even better. Human networks remain inconveniently useful.

🛠️ We also still need hosts, floors, driveways, venue leads, food, gas money, and repair support to keep the 1979 Econoline moving.

💸 This is a fundraiser and a call for connections.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Send us your people.

🛣️ We’ll bring the mic.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #RuralOrganizing #UrbanOrganizing #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #ZineCulture #SolidarityNotCharity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser

📍 We don’t just need towns.

We need names.

🎙️ Sabot Media is booking interviews for the road trip, and we’re asking people to help us find the folks we should be talking to before we roll in half-prepared and deeply caffeinated.

🌾 Who should we interview?

Rural organizers.

City organizers.

Workers.

Union folks.

Mutual aid crews.

Anti-fascists.

Artists.

Zinesters.

Independent media people.

Old punks with receipts.

People holding down community spaces.

People who know the history because they lived it.

People everyone says, “you have to talk to them.”

🏚️ We’re looking for stories about abandonment, organizing, survival, labor, community defense, media, housing, food, land, fascist creep, small-town resistance, city burnout, and the ways people keep each other alive anyway.

🧱 Rural and urban struggle are not separate worlds.

The divide is manufactured.

The road is not.

📼 If someone comes to mind, tag them.

If they should not be tagged publicly, DM us.

If you can introduce us directly, even better. Human networks remain inconveniently useful.

🛠️ We also still need hosts, floors, driveways, venue leads, food, gas money, and repair support to keep the 1979 Econoline moving.

💸 This is a fundraiser and a call for connections.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Send us your people.

🛣️ We’ll bring the mic.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #RuralOrganizing #UrbanOrganizing #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #ZineCulture #SolidarityNotCharity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser

📍 We don’t just need towns.

We need names.

🎙️ Sabot Media is booking interviews for the road trip, and we’re asking people to help us find the folks we should be talking to before we roll in half-prepared and deeply caffeinated.

🌾 Who should we interview?

Rural organizers.

City organizers.

Workers.

Union folks.

Mutual aid crews.

Anti-fascists.

Artists.

Zinesters.

Independent media people.

Old punks with receipts.

People holding down community spaces.

People who know the history because they lived it.

People everyone says, “you have to talk to them.”

🏚️ We’re looking for stories about abandonment, organizing, survival, labor, community defense, media, housing, food, land, fascist creep, small-town resistance, city burnout, and the ways people keep each other alive anyway.

🧱 Rural and urban struggle are not separate worlds.

The divide is manufactured.

The road is not.

📼 If someone comes to mind, tag them.

If they should not be tagged publicly, DM us.

If you can introduce us directly, even better. Human networks remain inconveniently useful.

🛠️ We also still need hosts, floors, driveways, venue leads, food, gas money, and repair support to keep the 1979 Econoline moving.

💸 This is a fundraiser and a call for connections.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 Send us your people.

🛣️ We’ll bring the mic.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #RuralOrganizing #UrbanOrganizing #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #ZineCulture #SolidarityNotCharity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser

⁨📷⁩ ⁨🎙️ We’re looking for people to interview on the Sabot Media Road Trip.

🛣️ Our exact itinerary is still coming together, but the dates and locations are set. We’re hitting the road to document rural / urban solidarity, radical history, labor struggle, mutual aid, anti-fascist organizing, independent media, community defense, and the people keeping each other alive without permission.

📍 We’re looking for interviewees in and around:

Olympia

Seattle

Walla Walla

Tri-Cities

Portland

Eugene

Corvallis

🌾 We want to hear from rural organizers, city organizers, workers, artists, old punks, union folks, mutual aid crews, anti-fascists, zinesters, media makers, community weirdos, people who stayed, people who left, and people trying to come home.

🧱 The divide between rural and urban struggle is manufactured. We’re interested in the people building roads across it.

📼 If you have a story, a project, a warning, a grudge, a history, a lesson, or someone we absolutely need to talk to, message us.

🛠️ We also still need venue leads, food, gas money, repair help, and local contacts. Because apparently vans do not run on revolutionary conviction alone. Rude.

💸 This is a fundraiser. Every share, donation, couch, driveway, meal, and connection helps make the trip possible.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 The divide is manufactured.

🛣️ The road is not.

DM for more info.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #RuralOrganizing #UrbanOrganizing #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #ZineCulture #SolidarityNotCharity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨🎙️ We’re looking for people to interview on the Sabot Media Road Trip.

🛣️ Our exact itinerary is still coming together, but the dates and locations are set. We’re hitting the road to document rural / urban solidarity, radical history, labor struggle, mutual aid, anti-fascist organizing, independent media, community defense, and the people keeping each other alive without permission.

📍 We’re looking for interviewees in and around:

Olympia

Seattle

Walla Walla

Tri-Cities

Portland

Eugene

Corvallis

🌾 We want to hear from rural organizers, city organizers, workers, artists, old punks, union folks, mutual aid crews, anti-fascists, zinesters, media makers, community weirdos, people who stayed, people who left, and people trying to come home.

🧱 The divide between rural and urban struggle is manufactured. We’re interested in the people building roads across it.

📼 If you have a story, a project, a warning, a grudge, a history, a lesson, or someone we absolutely need to talk to, message us.

🛠️ We also still need venue leads, food, gas money, repair help, and local contacts. Because apparently vans do not run on revolutionary conviction alone. Rude.

💸 This is a fundraiser. Every share, donation, couch, driveway, meal, and connection helps make the trip possible.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 The divide is manufactured.

🛣️ The road is not.

DM for more info.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #RuralOrganizing #UrbanOrganizing #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #ZineCulture #SolidarityNotCharity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨🎙️ We’re looking for people to interview on the Sabot Media Road Trip.

🛣️ Our exact itinerary is still coming together, but the dates and locations are set. We’re hitting the road to document rural / urban solidarity, radical history, labor struggle, mutual aid, anti-fascist organizing, independent media, community defense, and the people keeping each other alive without permission.

📍 We’re looking for interviewees in and around:

Olympia

Seattle

Walla Walla

Tri-Cities

Portland

Eugene

Corvallis

🌾 We want to hear from rural organizers, city organizers, workers, artists, old punks, union folks, mutual aid crews, anti-fascists, zinesters, media makers, community weirdos, people who stayed, people who left, and people trying to come home.

🧱 The divide between rural and urban struggle is manufactured. We’re interested in the people building roads across it.

📼 If you have a story, a project, a warning, a grudge, a history, a lesson, or someone we absolutely need to talk to, message us.

🛠️ We also still need venue leads, food, gas money, repair help, and local contacts. Because apparently vans do not run on revolutionary conviction alone. Rude.

💸 This is a fundraiser. Every share, donation, couch, driveway, meal, and connection helps make the trip possible.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 The divide is manufactured.

🛣️ The road is not.

DM for more info.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #RuralOrganizing #UrbanOrganizing #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #ZineCulture #SolidarityNotCharity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨🎙️ We’re looking for people to interview on the Sabot Media Road Trip.

🛣️ Our exact itinerary is still coming together, but the dates and locations are set. We’re hitting the road to document rural / urban solidarity, radical history, labor struggle, mutual aid, anti-fascist organizing, independent media, community defense, and the people keeping each other alive without permission.

📍 We’re looking for interviewees in and around:

Olympia

Seattle

Walla Walla

Tri-Cities

Portland

Eugene

Corvallis

🌾 We want to hear from rural organizers, city organizers, workers, artists, old punks, union folks, mutual aid crews, anti-fascists, zinesters, media makers, community weirdos, people who stayed, people who left, and people trying to come home.

🧱 The divide between rural and urban struggle is manufactured. We’re interested in the people building roads across it.

📼 If you have a story, a project, a warning, a grudge, a history, a lesson, or someone we absolutely need to talk to, message us.

🛠️ We also still need venue leads, food, gas money, repair help, and local contacts. Because apparently vans do not run on revolutionary conviction alone. Rude.

💸 This is a fundraiser. Every share, donation, couch, driveway, meal, and connection helps make the trip possible.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 The divide is manufactured.

🛣️ The road is not.

DM for more info.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #RuralOrganizing #UrbanOrganizing #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #ZineCulture #SolidarityNotCharity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨🎙️ We’re looking for people to interview on the Sabot Media Road Trip.

🛣️ Our exact itinerary is still coming together, but the dates and locations are set. We’re hitting the road to document rural / urban solidarity, radical history, labor struggle, mutual aid, anti-fascist organizing, independent media, community defense, and the people keeping each other alive without permission.

📍 We’re looking for interviewees in and around:

Olympia

Seattle

Walla Walla

Tri-Cities

Portland

Eugene

Corvallis

🌾 We want to hear from rural organizers, city organizers, workers, artists, old punks, union folks, mutual aid crews, anti-fascists, zinesters, media makers, community weirdos, people who stayed, people who left, and people trying to come home.

🧱 The divide between rural and urban struggle is manufactured. We’re interested in the people building roads across it.

📼 If you have a story, a project, a warning, a grudge, a history, a lesson, or someone we absolutely need to talk to, message us.

🛠️ We also still need venue leads, food, gas money, repair help, and local contacts. Because apparently vans do not run on revolutionary conviction alone. Rude.

💸 This is a fundraiser. Every share, donation, couch, driveway, meal, and connection helps make the trip possible.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

🔥 The divide is manufactured.

🛣️ The road is not.

DM for more info.

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #RuralOrganizing #UrbanOrganizing #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense #ZineCulture #SolidarityNotCharity #FundTheRoad #RoadTripFundraiser⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨💸 So what does the road fund actually cover?

Not vibes. Not branding. Not some imaginary nonprofit retreat where everyone learns to say “capacity” with a straight face.

🚐 It covers keeping a 1979 Ford Econoline alive long enough to carry us from town to town.

Gas.

Oil.

Repairs.

Gear.

Random ancient van problems that will absolutely appear at the worst possible time.

🛣️ It covers travel between rural towns, cities, ports, farms, punk houses, bookstores, union halls, kitchen tables, backroads, and wherever else people are holding the line.

🍞 It covers food, coffee, water, basic supplies, and the unglamorous shit that keeps people functional while doing media work on the road.

🎙️ It helps cover gear, recording, documentation, interviews, field reports, printing, promotion, and getting these stories back out into the world instead of letting them rot in a phone folder called “audio final maybe.”

🌾 This project is about rural / urban solidarity.

It’s about documenting the fights, histories, crews, warnings, lessons, and survival networks that institutions ignore until they can exploit them.

🧱 The divide is manufactured.

The road is not.

🛠️ Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Connect us either way.

Host us. Feed us. Point us toward a story. Help keep the van moving.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨💸 So what does the road fund actually cover?

Not vibes. Not branding. Not some imaginary nonprofit retreat where everyone learns to say “capacity” with a straight face.

🚐 It covers keeping a 1979 Ford Econoline alive long enough to carry us from town to town.

Gas.

Oil.

Repairs.

Gear.

Random ancient van problems that will absolutely appear at the worst possible time.

🛣️ It covers travel between rural towns, cities, ports, farms, punk houses, bookstores, union halls, kitchen tables, backroads, and wherever else people are holding the line.

🍞 It covers food, coffee, water, basic supplies, and the unglamorous shit that keeps people functional while doing media work on the road.

🎙️ It helps cover gear, recording, documentation, interviews, field reports, printing, promotion, and getting these stories back out into the world instead of letting them rot in a phone folder called “audio final maybe.”

🌾 This project is about rural / urban solidarity.

It’s about documenting the fights, histories, crews, warnings, lessons, and survival networks that institutions ignore until they can exploit them.

🧱 The divide is manufactured.

The road is not.

🛠️ Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Connect us either way.

Host us. Feed us. Point us toward a story. Help keep the van moving.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨💸 So what does the road fund actually cover?

Not vibes. Not branding. Not some imaginary nonprofit retreat where everyone learns to say “capacity” with a straight face.

🚐 It covers keeping a 1979 Ford Econoline alive long enough to carry us from town to town.

Gas.

Oil.

Repairs.

Gear.

Random ancient van problems that will absolutely appear at the worst possible time.

🛣️ It covers travel between rural towns, cities, ports, farms, punk houses, bookstores, union halls, kitchen tables, backroads, and wherever else people are holding the line.

🍞 It covers food, coffee, water, basic supplies, and the unglamorous shit that keeps people functional while doing media work on the road.

🎙️ It helps cover gear, recording, documentation, interviews, field reports, printing, promotion, and getting these stories back out into the world instead of letting them rot in a phone folder called “audio final maybe.”

🌾 This project is about rural / urban solidarity.

It’s about documenting the fights, histories, crews, warnings, lessons, and survival networks that institutions ignore until they can exploit them.

🧱 The divide is manufactured.

The road is not.

🛠️ Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Connect us either way.

Host us. Feed us. Point us toward a story. Help keep the van moving.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨💸 So what does the road fund actually cover?

Not vibes. Not branding. Not some imaginary nonprofit retreat where everyone learns to say “capacity” with a straight face.

🚐 It covers keeping a 1979 Ford Econoline alive long enough to carry us from town to town.

Gas.

Oil.

Repairs.

Gear.

Random ancient van problems that will absolutely appear at the worst possible time.

🛣️ It covers travel between rural towns, cities, ports, farms, punk houses, bookstores, union halls, kitchen tables, backroads, and wherever else people are holding the line.

🍞 It covers food, coffee, water, basic supplies, and the unglamorous shit that keeps people functional while doing media work on the road.

🎙️ It helps cover gear, recording, documentation, interviews, field reports, printing, promotion, and getting these stories back out into the world instead of letting them rot in a phone folder called “audio final maybe.”

🌾 This project is about rural / urban solidarity.

It’s about documenting the fights, histories, crews, warnings, lessons, and survival networks that institutions ignore until they can exploit them.

🧱 The divide is manufactured.

The road is not.

🛠️ Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Connect us either way.

Host us. Feed us. Point us toward a story. Help keep the van moving.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨💸 So what does the road fund actually cover?

Not vibes. Not branding. Not some imaginary nonprofit retreat where everyone learns to say “capacity” with a straight face.

🚐 It covers keeping a 1979 Ford Econoline alive long enough to carry us from town to town.

Gas.

Oil.

Repairs.

Gear.

Random ancient van problems that will absolutely appear at the worst possible time.

🛣️ It covers travel between rural towns, cities, ports, farms, punk houses, bookstores, union halls, kitchen tables, backroads, and wherever else people are holding the line.

🍞 It covers food, coffee, water, basic supplies, and the unglamorous shit that keeps people functional while doing media work on the road.

🎙️ It helps cover gear, recording, documentation, interviews, field reports, printing, promotion, and getting these stories back out into the world instead of letting them rot in a phone folder called “audio final maybe.”

🌾 This project is about rural / urban solidarity.

It’s about documenting the fights, histories, crews, warnings, lessons, and survival networks that institutions ignore until they can exploit them.

🧱 The divide is manufactured.

The road is not.

🛠️ Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Connect us either way.

Host us. Feed us. Point us toward a story. Help keep the van moving.

Donate / share / send help:

bit.ly/sabotfund

#SabotMedia #SabotMediaRoadTrip #RuralUrbanSolidarity #MutualAid #RadicalMedia #IndependentMedia #AnarchistMedia #Antifascist #LaborHistory #CommunityDefense⁩