In his existence, Klee left many gifts. In 2022, we had the pleasure of recording this interview with him for the docuseries. Though we had hoped to consult Klee for his insight while we edited, we’re now tasked with the responsibility of applying his wisdom and teachings as we carry forward in this work.

This interview is just a glimpse into the curiosity, warmth, mischievousness, and groundedness that Klee embodied. In it, he shares his experience as a Diné Anarchist, his thoughts on mutual aid, and his encouragements to everyone “constantly trying to bang their heads and tear down fucking walls.”

Please enjoy this gift. We’re deeply honored to pass it on.

Klee lives!

Please enjoy the first official trailer for "The Elements of Mutual Aid" - a four part docuseries project exploring the origins, structures, healing ways, and logistics of mutual aid across North America.

Coming summer 2025

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In this clip we highlight Daniel, a Honduran migrant and anti-authoritarian youth organizer who has devoted himself to supporting other refugees and developing community power through mutual aid.

We’re proud to have spent time with Contra Viento y Marea last summer as they support the refugees who stop in Tijuana, Mexico - many on their way north from South America and the Caribbean; facing sever conditions and political repression along the way. The so-called migrant crisis is a direct result of western imperialism and capitalist-induced climate chaos.

CVM is a mutual aid group born out of la caravanas in 2018. While walking thousands of miles by foot in large groups, some people would cook food and gather supplies to support each other. This spirit of solidarity was infectious, and when they reached Tijuana, they were able to occupy a warehouse and establish a thriving mutual aid hub. Daily meetings were held to organize and create demands.

After intense repression, siege, and eviction by militarized police, CVM decentralized across Tijuana to continue supporting their community.

Today, they run an autonomous kitchen where they receive donations, distribute aid, and prepare thousands of meals each week.

Even when they are few, this crew never runs out of food - or love in their hearts. They manage to get support from groups in the US and partner with locals who believe in dignity and solidarity.

If you’d like to supprot Contra Viento y Marea, please visit their instagram and website today!

¡Viva la resistencia!

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Enjoy this pitch video for our Seed and Spark fundraising campaign.

The Elements of Mutual Aid is a four-part docuseries using fire, earth, water, and air to explore the origins, structures, healing ways, and logistics of grassroots, anti-authoritarian collective organizing.

At the time of posting, we've completed 85% of our principal photography and are gearing up for post-production.

An excerpt from our interview with Dr. Jessica Gordon-Nembhard; professor, scholar, and author of “Collective Courage: A History of African American Cooperative Economic Thought & Practice.”

In this clip, Dr. Nembhard explores the necessity of organizing beyond the nation-state and capitalism.

Stay tuned for more exciting content!

An excerpt from a sweet interview, with artists Andrea Narno Shaun Slifer of the Just Seeds Artists' Cooperative, exploring the ways that radical art grows our imagination for another world and builds solidarity across struggle.

A quick behind the scenes look at just how much footage we’re sorting through right now.

We’re excited to post this sweet sample of our time with the group, Yanawana Herbolarios, in San Antonio, TX.

In this clip, Penny shares their thoughts about nurturing our ability to resist by building and tending to radical spaces that can abolish and replace oppressive systems.

We cannot wait to share more of this one. Stay tuned!

"Big" Ben Broadway from the Northeast Action Collective in Houston, TX, explains how his group of black, brown, disabled, and elderly community members support each other in making democratic decisions to rebuild their homes in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.

In this excerpt, our comrade, Muqu, explains how mutual aid is not just one-off actions or services - it should be deeply embedded in our daily lives and relations.