Benefit for the Anarchist Movement Conference @ the Boston Arms, 16 May 2009

Class War presents: Benefit for the Anarchist Movement Conference @ the Boston Arms, 16 May 2009

from email, 12 May 2009:

Saturday 16 May 2009. 4pm till late...

Location:

Boston Arms,
178 Junction Road,
Tufnell Park,
London,
N19 5QQ

Nearest tube:
Tufnell Park, Northern Line
Many buses too!

£5 before 7pm, £7 after

- Defcon Zero
- Bottlejob
- Condition Dead
- Bug Central
- Refuse/All
- ICH
- Flowers of Flesh & Blood
- Armed Response Unit

++ plus stalls

++++

Call out: Anarchist Movement Conference 2009, London 6/7 June 2009

The Anarchist Movement Conference is a chance to put our ideas on the table and rebuild ourselves. The task is urgent, practical and necessary - are we as a movement mature enough to face the challenge? How and where should we organise? Who are we are speaking to? How do we relate to the wider world as anarchists?

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