A Booklet from London
There’s a booklet about The Wave in English available online:
The Anomalous Wave so far: The Education Rebellion in Italy
http://www.uniriot.org/downloads/anomalouswave.pdf
Looks like they have used some stuff from my blog too. Cool!
This text has been produced (in a bit of a rush) in solidarity with the Wave by some people in and around 56a Infoshop in London. We asked our Italian friend in Paris (aquiestoy.noblogs.org) to write something about the character of the movement and what he sent to us forms the main basis of this text. We’ve taken a few liberties with their text by adding in some details here and there and by also adding on news of some of the more recent events. The history of the Wave (after the explanation of the Gelmini Law) was entirely added by us. We also added the Translators Notes and Appendix 1 and 2.
56a Infoshop is a long-standing social centre living and breathing in South London since 1991. We sell books, papers, t-shirts and music. We also have a massive openaccess archive. But we do not spend our lives in theoretical mode – we also like to act against the pressing conditions of the world as we find it right now. In this sense, this booklet is offer support and aid to the Wave in Italy but to aid and encourage action here in support of own our desires and revolutions.
November 20th 2008
Email: info@56a.org.uk (for further copies / criticism / solidarity etc)
Hey,
I don’t know if you are familiar with it, but there is an international movement building with similar ideals. Our website is http://www.emancipating-education-for-all.org/ but you can just contact me if you want more information as the website appears to be down at the moment.
Solidarity and peace,
jim
Comment by jimFROMus — November 26, 2008 @ 4:28 am