Saturday August 1st, 2026, Give away shop, Jeans Edition – Weggeefwinkel, Spijkerbroek Editie, from 2pm to 6pm.
Due to a surplus of summer donations, we will lay out all our jeans. Jeans are an item that rarely gets taken at the free shop, and we hope you will bring some home with you. We will try to set up a make-shift changing room for you to try them on. We hope to see you at this Saturday!
In order to compensate frustrations about tedious work, waste of time, people keep buying worthless things and are not happy about it. In the meantime, mountains of waste are growing, air and water are becoming polluted. Moreover, most of our consumer goods are made in poor countries, where people have to work for wages that they can barely eat. Time for a better approach.
One way to get us and our workforce out of this vicious circle is to consume less and re-use things. Because the most beautiful things often end up in the garbage or in the attic, a place is needed to make this abundance available. And because the real value of things is often obscured by their price (or exchange value), the best method is to simply give them away.
So a give away shop is a place where nothing is for sale and everything is free. A give away shop is not a garbage dump, but a place where you can drop off what is too good to throw away and take what you need with you. In a give away shop there is always enough for everyone’s needs, but not enough for everyone’s eagerness.
Do you still have something beautiful or useful left, or do you need something else? Come along, give a hand, there is so much to do with a give away shop. If you’ve never been been to Joe’s Garage, if you’re in town for the week-end, come and have a coffee and see what’s going on here. […Lees verder]
VoKu for financial support to pay the legal expenses of the comrades charged for the Eleonas Struggle in Greece. During the event there will be a short presentation about the Eleonas struggle and why is relevant for the broader antiracist and antifascist movement in Greece. On April 20, 2026, the first instance of the Eleonas trial concluded in Athens. Of the six accused, two were acquitted, and four given sentences from 9 to 16 months, plus court expenses. The arrests followed brutal police violence against the residents of the asylum seeker camp in Athens, who were organising against the eviction of the camp and the violent migration policy. […Lees verder] 
