ALT A green graphic with a linocut style print of a Flock Safety camera in black with an X over the camera. Text reads: "How to kick out Flock and organize to stop mass surveillance" by an organizer with FlockOff! Ithaca. FlockOff! Ithaca successfully kicked out Flock Safety in two municipalities in Upstate New York. Here’s how they did it! shareable.net/how-to/kick-out-flock/

ALT Graphic with light green background and images of the How to kick out Flock zine, digital how-to guide, and stylized image of a wearable Flock puppet. Text reads: This is a shortened version of the guide for social media. Find a free in-depth how-to guide plus a printable zine version on shareable.net/how-to/kick-out-flock/

ALT Graphic with light green background and collage of protest signs and Flock camera. Text reads: What is Flock? Flock Safety is a mass surveillance tech company that makes automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology. Municipalities across the U.S. have adopted Flock contracts to surveil their communities. Flock’s ALPRs make up a network of over 90,000 cameras that log license plates between fixed locations, functionally tracking the movement of all vehicles between those fixed points.

ALT Graphic reading: Why do we want Flock out? ALPR technology specifically and mass surveillance products, more generally, pose pernicious threats to civil society. Flock often bundles its location-logging ALPR systems with microphone systems placed in public areas, supposedly for the purpose of triangulating gunshots. Flock's own marketing is open about these microphones listening in on public spaces for other sounds, like human voices. Gunshot triangulators are notorious for giving false positives... Not only does this make people feel less able to express their thoughts freely in public spaces, but it also increases policing and puts communities of color at greater risk of racist police violence.

ALT Graphic with cream paper and flora fauna collage. Want to resist a Data Center? These Organizers Share How They Did It. By Derek Seidman, Originally pblished by Truthout.

ALT Activate your community as quickly as you possibly can and inform as many people as possible. These projects move with an urgency and speed by developers that we haven’t seen before. They’re steamrolling our communities and our elected officials.” —KeShaun Pearson

ALT Figure out your levers of power. Who or what locally has the ability to say ‘no’? This varies by state or town. Also, reach out to people who have fought data centers. So many communities are fighting back now. There are a lot of brilliant people with creative ideas and information to share. You’re not alone.” —Lee Ziesche Organizer with Tucson Democratic Socialists of America and the No Desert Data Center Coalition

ALT The community resistance on both sides of the aisle is so enormous. This feels like the one thing that is connecting everybody together. I’ve connected with other people I otherwise would’ve never talked to... If you’re dedicated, even if you’re just everyday people, you can fight and win against something that seems so impossible.“—Tricia Boehlke Organizer with No Data Center in DeForest

ALT Cream background with a photo collage garden above, Shareable butterfly logo, hummingbird, decorative stars, and a hand holding the Library of Things print book edition. Text reads, “The Library of Things Toolkit print edition is here! A 250-page book to help you start (or grow) a thriving sharing hub in your community!”Order directly from Shareable for 25% off: Shareable.net/product/lot-print/

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ALT Cream background with garden imagery, and decorative graphics. Text reads, “The Library of Things Toolkit is a comprehensive guide to start (and grow) a sharing hub in your community! What are Libraries of Things? Libraries of Things (often called LoTs) are community-based systems that allow people to collectively borrow and share physical resources like tools, toys, kitchen and sports equipment, and more!”

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ALT What we're sharing this month Seeing the forest for the trees: Urban Forest Management w/ James Williams | Cities@Tufts | 12 ET Leadership Challenges | Tool Library Alliance | October 14, 10 PT, 1 ET Rural Data Center Forum: Marc Boom | Rural Power Coalition October 14, 11 PT, 2 ET

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ALT Promo graphic for the 2026 Resist and Build Summit in Denver, Colorado from October 15-18, 2026. Additional text reads: Register at ResistAndBuild.net. People from all over are gathering in Denver to continue building the post-capitalist world and forging connections between our resistance movements and alternative institutions. Join us!

ALT Promo graphic for the 2026 Resist and Build Summit in Denver, Colorado. Text reads: Who is the summit for? Grassroots organizers and movement builders; Activists, advocates, and community leaders; Everyday people ready to move beyond cycles of crisis and toward solutions; Policy advocates and practitioners committed to economic and social justice; Cooperatives, mutual aid networks, and solidarity economy leaders; Artists, storytellers, and cultural workers shaping narratives for transformation.

ALT ext reads: We’re at a critical moment. Resist & Build is the people’s network to bridge the gaps between our resistance movements and initiatives to build a transformed system, recognizing that resistance without a clear vision risks becoming mere reform, and building alternatives without roots in our resistance risks leading to more exclusion and co-optation.

ALT Promo graphic for the 2026 Resist and Build Summit in Denver, Colorado. Text reads: Schedule at a glance. Thursday, October 15: R&B Kick-off Opening Plenary. Friday, October 16: Concurrent Workshops, World Café, Open Spaces, Plenaries, and Tours Saturday, October 17: Concurrent Workshops, World Café, Open Spaces, Plenaries, and Tours Sunday, October 18: Concurrent Workshops, Closing Plenary

ALT Picture of two men embracing hands while a woman smiles and looks on. Texts reads Celebrate National Good neighbor day - September 28

ALT Graphic with Shareable logo that reads, "Next Stop: Everywhere. The sharing movement is hitting the road. Come along! We love how practical the Library of Things toolkit is and how it has prompts and templates you’ll need to start and grow your Tool Library. -Veronica, Harrisburg Tool Library

ALT Graphic with Shareable logo that reads, "Next Stop: Everywhere. The sharing movement is hitting the road. Come along! We literally used the toolkit to build an operable tool library right in the watering hole of our city. We’re coming up on the anniversary of our first operating year! -Veronica, Harrisburg Tool Library

ALT Graphic with purple backgroound and translucent butterfly. Text reads, "What would an MBA look like for leaders who want to create a racially just, regenerative, and inclusive economy for all life? The Next Economy MBA Apply! The program starts September 29th. "

ALT Graphic with purple background and translucent butterfly. Text reads, "The Next Econpomy MBA The #NextEconomyMBA from our friends @lifteconomy is a nine-month program designed to equip impact entrepreneurs and changemakers with the tools they need for transformative change, with a growing network of 800+ alumni. Cohort XVII will begin on September 29th, 2026 and runs through June of 2027. Courses are taught in 90-minute live sessions every other week. Learn more and see the full curriculum at go.lifteconomy.com/mba Apply! The program starts September 29th. "

ALT Graphic with purple background and floral image. Text reads, "“I enrolled in the LIFT M BA program because I wanted to learn more about alternative methods that people are using to realize and fund projects outside of the “business as usual” economy. I learned an incredible amount and met awesome people that really inspired me. I absolutely recommend the NEXT Economy MBA to others. Once you join, you're in for life and are welcomed into a community of others that want to do good work! -Madelyn [Lift Economy MBA Participant] go.lifteconomy.com/mba"

ALT Graphic with picture of artisan women weaving on the top and text on a light green back ground that reads, “Rajasthan's cooperatives are helping migrant women artisans escape decades of exploitation,” by Amarpal Singh Verma

ALT Graphic with picture of artisan women collectively weaving on the top and text on a dark purple background that reads, “For decades, a chain of middlemen and exporters has stood between the artisans and the buyers who prize their work, setting piece rates, controlling access, and keeping most of the value the women create. Now, grassroots cooperatives are testing whether that chain can be rebuilt, and whether a craft born of displacement can become a way out of poverty rather than a trap within it.” Shareable icon is displayed.

ALT Graphic with picture of artisan women collectively weaving on the top and text on a dark purple background that reads, "After associating with SURE, for the first time, it felt like we were getting the true value for our hard work." —Moomal Meghwal [Craftswoman]

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