Cobas Regione Toscana
COBAS Confederazione dei comitati di base (Confederation of grassroots committees) Cobas is a grassroots union aimed at defending and improving the life and work conditions of all workers, people and […]
Tag Archives: Italy
Riprendiamoci la città / Take back the city
Riprendiamoci la città. Roma non è in vendita: Campaign of the social movements of Rome The process of privatization of land and public assets represents a form of exploitation of territories and […]
Blocchi Precari Metropolitani/ Precarious Metropolitan Blocks
Blocchi Precari Metropolitani is a collective of precarious born in Rome in 2007 dealing with the difficult living conditions of students, youth, migrants, workers. The housing question is our starting […]
Movimento di lotta per la casa Firenze / Housing struggle movement of Florence
Our movement was born in Florence in the beginning of the ’90s as a response for a basic need: housing. It has always fought against the lack of adequate housing […]
Infoaut.org
Infoaut.org is an Italian portal of counter-information born in 2007 out of the efforts of militants of the autonomous movement and its social centres. Media activists are involved in and […]
No TAV
No TAV is a social movement set in the Susa Valley, near the city of Turin, in the North-West of Italy. This valley is the main gateway to Italy (Milan […]
UniNomade / Edu-factory
UniNomade is a militant network involving militant scholars, researchers, and activists of the movement. It is based in Italy, but with links with common projects in Spain, Brazil, France, Turkey. […]
temporiuso.net
TEMPORIUSO is an action-research project initiated in 2008 by cantieri isola association in partnership with precare.it group, which are today collectively Association Temporiuso.net, under the patronage of Department of Culture of the Province of Milan, […]
I Cantieri che vogliamo – The yard we want
In the 2011, after 10 and more years of general urban mismanagement, and the deletion of any kind of cultural activity in the town, the former mayor announced a “public” […]
Crisis regimes and emerging social movements 