NEFAC

Northeastern Federation of Anarchist-Communists

Platformist anarchist group based in Canada and the US which produces The Northeastern Anarchist magazine.

Anti-war statement from Antithesis (NYC-NEFAC)

Leaflet against the Iraq war written by the Antithesis collective (NYC-NEFAC) and distributed at an anti-war rally in New York City on October 27th.

Workers, not politicians, will end this war
Build Our Solidarity, Not Their Elections

Precarious and pissed off: Lessons from the Montpelier Downtown Workers' Union, 2003-2005

An account and analysis of the Vermont Workers' Center's innovative but ultimately failed attempt to set up a geographically-based union in the state's capital.

By Sean West

Beginnings and Endings

Organizing for class struggle at UPS - Uprise!

An article by Nicolas Phebus of the Collectif Anarchiste La Nuit (NEFAC-Quebec City) about the revolutionary workplace group Uprise! at delivery firm UPS while it was still active in 2002.

December 2002

The Demise Of Love & Rage: What Happened? - NEFAC

An account of the development and dissolution of the Love and Rage Revolutionary Anarchist Federation by WEB from NEFAC's Open City Collective.

While interesting from a historical point of view, we disagree very strongly with some parts of the article, in particular the section on national liberation, which amonst other things states: "L&R's support for [national liberation] struggles represented a real advance in the anarchist movement."

The Demise of Love & Rage: What Happened?
by WEB, Open City Collective (NEFAC-NYC)

Nine Years of the Love and Rage Revolutionary Anarchist Federation, 1989-1998 - Wayne Price

NEFAC's Wayne Price's interesting account and analysis of the development and decline of the North American continental anarchist federation the Love and Rage Revolutionary Anarchist Federation.

1980: The Kwangju uprising

South Korean special forces backed by tanks attempt to occupy Kwangju

The history of the week-long uprising of the South Korean town of Kwangju against the regime of the West-backed dictator General Chun Doo-Hwan.

Though it was bloodily suppressed it helped ignite a chain of similar rebellions across Asia, winning people many democratic rights.

NEFAC workplace position paper

The struggle toward libertarian communism must be brought about by the whole of the working class, the workplace and labor unions are an essential point of agitation and struggle. Anarchist-communists must organize within the ranks of labor unions, active in this struggle as both advocates of social revolution and as fellow workers in a collective battle against exploitation

Critical Comments in the NEFAC Workplace Position Paper

Criticism of the North Eastern Federation of Anarcho-Communists' workplace position paper which they adopted in 2005.

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