Revolution begins at home. The Occupied Wall Street Journal was a special print project conducted during the event known as Occupy Wall Street, printed in English and Spanish.

Via Riders for Black Lives

The emergence of the Omicron variant highlights that vaccines alone will not end the pandemic and the US administration’s newly-announced pharmaceutical-dependent winter plan is far from adequate. To stop the spread of Covid-19, and prevent the emergence of even more virulent variants, we need strong public policies, not merely relying on individual actions.

I’m quarantining in my room. isolation messes with you

the invisible stories

that we are all going through

Omicron is here. Care for each other.

The coming year must be the year that we act collectively and demand more of our leaders.

Right now, corporate utility National Grid is expanding a massive fracked gas transmission pipeline in North Brooklyn. This project is not a replacement of leaking pipelines, it is an expansion to charge us, the rate-payers, millions of dollars in rate hikes to fill their shareholders pockets, and keep us locked into fossil fuels when we want to move onto affordable and clean renewable energy like geothermal, solar, wind and energy efficient buildings.

Think big you might get your wish.

In the spirit of the Occupy Wall Street, we will be getting together in the park to provide some mutual aid care in the form of an assembly with political education about the ways in which we practiced mutual aid at Liberty Plaza.

They tried to bury us, but they didn’t know we are seeds.

In honor of the ten-year anniversary of Occupy Wall Street, a group of folks from New York’s OWS are launching an oral history project centered around self-reflection and learning. This is a collaborative space, aiming to reflect our shared experience by telling our individual stories.