#reallyreallyfreemarket — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #reallyreallyfreemarket, aggregated by home.social.
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#PortlandOR - From #AssetToTheResistance
"What we do...
As assets for the resistance we have the privilege and responsibility to address economic inequality. This includes educating our communities about the capitalist system, how it impacts them, and how to navigate it with a sense of power. We aim to do this by creating a referral network through the Asset to the Resistance website, offering grassroots fiscal education and providing Q&A sessions with RMP’s. We hope to build a stronger, more equitable community, one where we talk about money and privilege openly and with vulnerability for the purpose of supporting the broader social justice movement."
#MutualAid in #PDX (a very incomplete list)
- #FoodNotBombs: #FreeFood to the community, no judgment or preaching
- #ReallyReallyFreeMarket: a gathering of leftists in public places to give stuff to people who need it. Anything from clothes and books to narcan and art supplies.
- #FreeFridges: all over town are comrades willing to stock fridges and pantries facing public sidewalks for anyone in the community to come grab free food and supplies.
- #PIRC (Portland #ImmigrantRights Coalition): a larger nonprofit that supports autonomous mutual aid groups to self-organize using the training and skills they provide to report and record immigration law enforcement, as well as connect families and community to legal support.
- #PDXICEWatch: is keeping an eye on activity as well
- #CLEARClinic: Folks providing #FreeLegalServices to break down various legal barriers including court record relief, #housing justice, and immigration justice
- #WERQTogether: are people providing resources for #queer communities, specifically focusing on #trans community support and funding to get trans folks to safety
- #RadicalAbundance: is a radical thrift shop at 1805 NE Cesar Chavez Blvd that provides a sliding scale pricing system that does allow for free clothes and stuff for those who need it
- #HeaterBloc: While they are no longer active, this link shows how someone could (and has) build heaters out of cheap materials that are tip-over-safe and good to heat a tent or small room for someone who needs that, and potentially give them out for free if they wanted to organize around making that happen
- #MendingBloc: A network of people who know how to sew and mend offering their services to repair clothes, sleeping bags, tents, and other things, and teaching people to mend things themselves.
- #RainbowBloc: A group of folks doing general street support, #ClothingSwaps, #zine fairs, #MigraWhistle kits, and other community support that pivots based on current community needs.
- Asset to the #Resistance: #RadicalAccountants helping others for free to navigate the tax or grant system.
- #PetBloc: providing #FreePetFood and warm clothing for pets living with folks who may experience #homelessness
- #FrontLineMedics and #PortlandStreetMedicine: People with varying degrees of first responder training learning together and training others on how to safely and effectively deploy #IFAK kits and otherwise provide community first aid care directly to the community.
- The People’s Store, Matzah Bloc, Southeast Community Free Store, Free Lunch Collective, Be Loved Bloc, and a number of other groups who prefer not to have much presence online are all dedicated to providing material support to folks surviving on the streets of Portland.
- #PrinterBloc provides printing services for those wanting to publish zines."
Source and FMI:
https://www.arpdx.org/mutual-aid-pdx#SolarPunkSunday #ARPDX #MutualAidPDX #BuildingCommunity #FoodSecurity #HelpingOthers #PDX
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#PortlandOR - From #AssetToTheResistance
"What we do...
As assets for the resistance we have the privilege and responsibility to address economic inequality. This includes educating our communities about the capitalist system, how it impacts them, and how to navigate it with a sense of power. We aim to do this by creating a referral network through the Asset to the Resistance website, offering grassroots fiscal education and providing Q&A sessions with RMP’s. We hope to build a stronger, more equitable community, one where we talk about money and privilege openly and with vulnerability for the purpose of supporting the broader social justice movement."
#MutualAid in #PDX (a very incomplete list)
- #FoodNotBombs: #FreeFood to the community, no judgment or preaching
- #ReallyReallyFreeMarket: a gathering of leftists in public places to give stuff to people who need it. Anything from clothes and books to narcan and art supplies.
- #FreeFridges: all over town are comrades willing to stock fridges and pantries facing public sidewalks for anyone in the community to come grab free food and supplies.
- #PIRC (Portland #ImmigrantRights Coalition): a larger nonprofit that supports autonomous mutual aid groups to self-organize using the training and skills they provide to report and record immigration law enforcement, as well as connect families and community to legal support.
- #PDXICEWatch: is keeping an eye on activity as well
- #CLEARClinic: Folks providing #FreeLegalServices to break down various legal barriers including court record relief, #housing justice, and immigration justice
- #WERQTogether: are people providing resources for #queer communities, specifically focusing on #trans community support and funding to get trans folks to safety
- #RadicalAbundance: is a radical thrift shop at 1805 NE Cesar Chavez Blvd that provides a sliding scale pricing system that does allow for free clothes and stuff for those who need it
- #HeaterBloc: While they are no longer active, this link shows how someone could (and has) build heaters out of cheap materials that are tip-over-safe and good to heat a tent or small room for someone who needs that, and potentially give them out for free if they wanted to organize around making that happen
- #MendingBloc: A network of people who know how to sew and mend offering their services to repair clothes, sleeping bags, tents, and other things, and teaching people to mend things themselves.
- #RainbowBloc: A group of folks doing general street support, #ClothingSwaps, #zine fairs, #MigraWhistle kits, and other community support that pivots based on current community needs.
- Asset to the #Resistance: #RadicalAccountants helping others for free to navigate the tax or grant system.
- #PetBloc: providing #FreePetFood and warm clothing for pets living with folks who may experience #homelessness
- #FrontLineMedics and #PortlandStreetMedicine: People with varying degrees of first responder training learning together and training others on how to safely and effectively deploy #IFAK kits and otherwise provide community first aid care directly to the community.
- The People’s Store, Matzah Bloc, Southeast Community Free Store, Free Lunch Collective, Be Loved Bloc, and a number of other groups who prefer not to have much presence online are all dedicated to providing material support to folks surviving on the streets of Portland.
- #PrinterBloc provides printing services for those wanting to publish zines."
Source and FMI:
https://www.arpdx.org/mutual-aid-pdx#SolarPunkSunday #ARPDX #MutualAidPDX #BuildingCommunity #FoodSecurity #HelpingOthers #PDX
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Maybe we should brand this as #skillshare and not education? No one is getting a degree from what we are doing. Perhaps i have spent too much time in the #reallyreallyfreemarket and #freeschool ecosystem to understand how the general public sees the word "education" (not to mention that i am in the 4th generation of "mainstream" educators...literally everyone living in the generation older than me is a formal educator or retired, as are my brother and wife...and at least 2 neighbors)
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Maybe we should brand this as #skillshare and not education? No one is getting a degree from what we are doing. Perhaps i have spent too much time in the #reallyreallyfreemarket and #freeschool ecosystem to understand how the general public sees the word "education" (not to mention that i am in the 4th generation of "mainstream" educators...literally everyone living in the generation older than me is a formal educator or retired, as are my brother and wife...and at least 2 neighbors)
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picked up several gifts and some nice things for myself at a friend's free stuff market. there's a public one happening tomorrow, too!
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picked up several gifts and some nice things for myself at a friend's free stuff market. there's a public one happening tomorrow, too!
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Tomorrow, May 7th is the May #ReallyReallyFreeMarket This is our 6th anniversary event. While we’ve had delayed events, we’ve never missed a month. As always, there is no cost and no obligation to donate items, but if you have unwanted items you’d like to give away you can bring them to Brookside park at the intersection of 57th street and Brookside Blvd. from 9AM until Noon. The collection is sure to change throughout the day as old items are taken and new items are donated. Here is some of what we’ll be bringing out at the start of the day.
- Clothes
- Shoes
- CD racks
- Books
- Succulent Plants
- A Crock Pot
- Toys
- Paintings
- Pillows
- Puzzles
- Hats
- Baskets
- Cat Carrier
- Blankets
- And more!