Submissions Wanted for a book about Amerian DIY groups and Radial Activism (Please Repost)

We're looking for essays, comics and interviews with and by people
involved in creative resistance and radical groups and DIY scenes in
the US.
Roughly, we are looking for people involved with: ARA, animal
liberation, feminism, genderqueer, APOC, youth liberation and
freeskools, infoshops and libraries, bike collectives, newspaper and
(maga)zines, squatting, radical healthcare, DIY sho spaces and
community centers, immigrant rights, street parties, forest defense,
urban greening, free and pirate radio, unions, Food not Bombs, and
prisoners' rights groups. (This list is not meant to be exclusive.
If you are involved with or know about other groups, we'd love to hear
about them!)
We want to collect a group of writings and representations of, and by,
activists from around the United States, people involved in all sorts
of every day resistence. We welcome submissions by people of all
genders, ethnicities, ages, sizes and backgrounds.
(Also, if you'd be willing to interview people you know who do rad things, that would be great.)

Please email diycollection@riseup.net for more info. The final date for all submissions is May 1. You should be seeing flyers for this around soonish, I hope.

You should enjoy these....

http://homepage.mac.com/bhughes2/PhotoAlbum159.html

http://www.imagesofresistance.org/

Listen to this clip from WBAI Evening News in November, 1999:

http://www.regionalroundup.org/PARK.mp3

We ran a piece of land for village trustee in order to prove that voters wanted to keep this piece of public waterfront for a park.

It drew 10% of the vote!

Feel free to call and chat.

- Don DeBar