PIT Care Collective Meeting: Restore — A Free Somatic Workshop
This 90min in-person restoration session led by Karishma @maps_to_yourself includes:
• Orientation to ancestral and kinship support
• A vagal toning practice
• A nervous system balancing sequence
After, we will share food and discuss how to sustain these healing practices in our daily life and communities.
PIT Care Collective are health workers building a vision toward a Healing Commons beyond institutional logic and boundaries.
Prop Tech Zine Launch and Reading
Come learn about Israeli property technology and its effects on NY gentrification!
ABC NO RIO presents COMA: Citizens Ontological Music Agenda
Experimental & improvisational music: electric, acoustic, free jazz & free form. A Benefit for ABC NO RIO.
PIT Care Collective Meeting #3
Free somatic healing workshops to propagate community health autonomy outside of hierarchical monetized medical logics - more info TBA
Los Sures Block Party ft. music curated by P.I.T.
free food, bouncy castles, street sounds — more info TBA
NYC Anarchist Book Fair
The main event at La Plaza Community Garden with workshops throughout LES
Film Screening: Do Not Attempt To Communicate With The Inmates Through The Fence
Come watch two surreal compilations of media footage from revolts that have occurred inside and outside of two jails in St. Louis, Missouri.
Diversity Of Aesthetics Book Launch
With Editor Andreas Petrossiants and Shellyne Rodriguez and Natasha Lennard
Table Of The Elements Label Relaunch ft. David Grubbs and Everloving
Relaunch of legendary minimalist/maximalist avant-garde record label featuring the two acts releasing albums in its new era. More info TBA!
WW3LIVE Presents: SPIRIT IN RESISTANCE ft. Mac McGill w music by On Ka Davis//Seth Tobocman w music by Continuity of Struggle//Kelvin Daly & Breadpussy
Amazing new monthly series curated by Seth Tobocman:
WW3LIVE! presents: SPIRIT IN RESISTANCE featuring multi-media presentations by,
Mac McGill (illustrator) with music by On Ka’a Davis,
Seth Tobocman (comic artist) with music by Continuity of Struggle: Eric Blitz, Andy Laties, Mark Sloan , Jenny Gonzalez Blitz,
Dance and music by Kelvin Daly and Breadpussy
)$10 suggested donation,
no one turned away for lack of funds
Land Sovereignty, Degrowth and Anarchism - A Discussion
"A short presentation on the intersections, overlaps, and tensions between anarchism, food sovereignty, degrowth, and land reform will be followed by a participatory discussion of praxes to actively explore these overlaps and navigate these tensions, specifically in the context of the so-called USA
Framing Pride’s Relation To The State//presented by SASI
A discussion and art-building session that will unpack the various ways fascist ideologies are impacting queer and trans movements in South Asia.
This event will be hosted in conjunction with a mutual aid fundraiser to support trans communities in South Asia who are facing authoritarian violence. Please donate using the Venmo code below.
Natural Disasters 7-inch release party w/ Debris Bardot and Celebrity Wife Swap
Free show - 7-inch release party
Radio For Emergencies: Disaster Radio Comms Workshop
Learn how to communicate without cops, phones or the internet during disasters natural and manmade. More info TBA
FREE THE PRISONERS(FTP) Monthly Letter Writing Group
monthly initiative started at PIT by NYCARG — happening Wednesdays 5pm - abolitionist prisoner letter writing group
Maria Valencia/Ryan Sawyer/Matt Moran/Michael Foster/Brandon Lopez//Ghost Orchid
Maria Valencia of the Meridian Brothers! More info TBA!
REFLECTIONS On The Student Movement
Discussion on the strategies, successes and failures of recent student movements organized by NYCARG and FTP LETTER WRITING GROUP(FREE THE PRISONERS).
PIT Care Collective Workshop #1
PIT Care Collective are health workers building a vision toward a Healing Commons beyond institutional logic and boundaries. At the first of a new monthly workshop series, we will be hosting the CareNotes collective to revisit experiences and analysis learned from the Greek social clinic networks in their publication of For Health Autonomy: Horizons of Care Beyond Austerity—Reflections from Greece .
This text is an urgent collection of first-hand accounts that offer concrete alternatives to replace our need for privatized healthcare based on the collective power of communities and health workers. From social and health clinics, kitchens, and safe spaces for refugees, the book imagines a self-sustained world liberated beyond capitalist logics.
The experience of Greek autonomous care spaces encapsulates care within, as well as beyond, the biomedical model which structures how we perceive suffering, healing, labor relations, and collective healing. By dually confronting both capitalist and biomedical logics, we may more effectively foster collective and workplace strategies to address the underlying causes of suffering, including debt, homelessness, and social isolation. The collected essays grasp how emotional and physical distress is preventable—where ensuring access to antibiotics, vaccines, or herbal remedies is as relevant as liberating unused space for housing or de-policing a neighborhood. In tandem with the broader anti-capitalist movement, these spaces have called into question the legitimacy of the state and capital, and reclaimed care beyond the limits of the biomedical, nonprofit, and capitalist frameworks.
