Aberdeen Anarchists are an informal non-affiliated group of like-minded individuals who have come together to further anarchism in the city, to develop new networks, to show solidarity and support various causes and activist or union groups.

We reject all forms and systems of domination and discrimination including, but not limited to, patriarchy, racism, and religious fundamentalism.

We embrace the full dignity of all human beings.

We believe in non-hierarchical decision making processes and an organisational philosophy based on decentralisation and autonomy.

The Spirit of Revolt is a group based in Glasgow who are attempting to collect as much material as possible from grass-roots campaigns in working class struggle, in and around the Glasgow/Clydeside area.

We are grateful for any donations.

The Edinburgh Anarcha-Feminist Collective manifests itself in many different forms, at different times, to organise a variety of events, free-schools, film-nights, socials (you name it!) aimed at promoting anarcha-feminist ideas in Edinburgh and beyond!

Our website and mailing list exists as an access point for people wanting to find out about, and get involved with, anarcha-feminist activities in and around Edinburgh. Get in touch!

The Anarchist Black Cross was originated in Tsarist Russia to organise aid for political prisoners. In the late 1960s the organisation resurfaced in Britain, where it first worked to aid prisoners of the Spanish resistance fighting the dictator Franco’s police. Now it has expanded and groups are found in many countries around the world. We support anarchist and other class struggle prisoners by holding letter writing events and spreading information about different cases.

Edinburgh ABC started in 2011 with regular letter writing at The Forest Cafe. It had a lull in activity after The Forest Cafe closed but was rejuvenated in late 2011 for a fresh start in 2012.

You can contact us on edinburghabc [at] noflag.org.uk

Or pop into one of our regular letter writing events.

Glasgow Local of the Solidarity Federation, the section of the International Workers Association in England, Scotland and Wales. A base for organsing direct action in a direct democratic way in communities and workplaces to create a non-hierarchical society.

News, views and rants from an old wrinkly anarchist.

Glasgow Social Centre aims to create a safe and healthy space, open to all members of the community, that will operate as a hub for a variety of community and social groups in Glasgow.

Working on principles of mutual aid, solidarity and co-operation, we will strive to provide a space which promotes and educates around issues of environmental and social justice.

If you would like to get involved in bringing a social autonomous space to Glasgow then get in touch.

Email: glasgowsocialcentre[at]riseup.net

In the face of dangerous climate change caused by human activity, the Coal Action Scotland collective exists to challenge the advancement of coal as an energy source.

We aim to inform people about the dangers posed by new coal, promote alternatives, work with those involved, and directly challenge new coal exploitation from source to point of use.