Hi Folks! After 150 posts and more than 35 000 visitors since its foundation in September 2008, the Radical Activism Visual Archive (http://radicalactivismvisualarchive.wordpress.com/) invites you to contribute to this effort to keep alive the visual memory of today's radical activism. If you are involved in subversive political activism or are aware of any visual propaganda that serves the struggles for political changes of the world, please send us links to activist websites or any other relevant information to the archive: radicalactivismvisualarchive@gmail.com.

Think Outside The Bomb (TOTB) is prepared to mobilize with hundreds of young people who have come to our conferences, who represent organizations in dozens of communities around the country, to become major players in this crucial moment in the disarmament movement. But, we need you with us to do it. Please contact us to participate in the ongoing discussion on nuclear abolition, environmental justice, ending the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars, and economic and social justice.

The notorious Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County, AZ was invited to be interviewed by professional journalists as part of an event at the Arizona State University Walter Cronkite School of Journalism this last Monday, and was disrupted by protesters singing the "Immigration Rhapsody", to the tune of the "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen.

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Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness have published a hilarious comic lampooning insurrectionists, "lifestyle anarchists," participants in last September's G20 protests, and the disproportionate power that waste receptacles seem to exert over the anarchist imagination.

To mark the four-year anniversary of Daniel's arrest, and to highlight the continued repression of activists that the federal government has labeled "terrorists," Family and Friends of Daniel McGowan will be hosting an art show, auction and raffle this December. Proceeds will go to Daniel's commissary account and a couple of his favorite environmental and social justice organizations.

The Friendly Fire Collective is proud to release a poster in support of the upcoming march on the G20 at the end of the month.

A new poster from the Friendly Fire collective. "G20 - Let's Make Sure it Falls"

Franklin Rosemont, celebrated poet, artist, historian, street speaker and surrealist activist, died Sunday, April 12, in Chicago. He was 65 years old. With his partner and comrade, Penelope Rosemont, and lifelong friend Paul Garon, he cofounded the Chicago Surrealist Group, an enduring and adventuresome collection of characters that would make the city a center for the reemergence of that movement of artistic and political revolt. Over the course of the following four decades, Franklin and his Chicago comrades produced a body of work, of declarations, manifestos, poetry, collage, hidden histories and other interventions that has, without doubt, inspired an entirely new generation of revolution in the service of the marvelous.

Not An Argument: a new poster from the ongoing series by Letters Journal exploring accumulation and organization.

A new G20 poster from the West Coast. Fight the G20!