anarchist learning camp
RAFALES
Register as a volunteer
We’ll need all kinds of help during the whole weekend of the camp. If you’d like to help out, you can fill out the form.
If you come from outside of montreal, there is also a document for the carpooling to get to the camp. Write us at Rafales [A] ora-rao.org to have access to this document.
The Revolutionary Anarchist Organization presents
RAFALES
Two days of theoretical and practical training in the form of panels and workshops with speakers, authors and activists from Montreal and elsewhere on anarchism, struggles against domination, revolutionary and anti-authoritarian issues and collective autonomy.
RAFALES is totally free and open to all. No need to register! To help cover the many costs of the learning camp, we’ll be encouraging voluntary contributions during the weekend. There will also be books, zines and militant material for sale or available for free!
Why an anarchist training camp?
Following the success of the first edition, RAFALES is so back for a second year to give us an opportunity to come together, share tools and ideas for the collective liberation struggle, and forge bonds of solidarity.
Let’s be honest, the world hasn’t gotten any better since March 2025: US interference continues to undermine international resistance movements, the far right is gaining power around the world, the rights of marginalized people are under constant attack, and the climate crisis continues to loom over us. However, resistance movements and initiatives persist: across the world, young people are rising up to protest against their corrupt and authoritarian governments, resistance is organizing against ICE, and closer to home, comrades have inspired and warmed the hearts of thousands by redistributing food seized from thieves.
Another world is possible, we know it, and we want to take advantage of this weekend together to slow down and ask ourselves how we can fight. Through panels, discussions, and workshops, we will explore the modes of action available to us in the struggles for housing, the role of labor in resistance, Black autonomy, social strikes, regional organizing, anti-fascism around the world, resistance to psychiatry, and many other themes.
Like last year, you’ll find food, translation, opportunities to meet local collectives, bridges between trends, and, we hope, motivation to take action.
Follow ORA on social media to stay up to date, and feel free to contact us for more details at rafales@ora-rao.org
Until then, see you on the streets!
The Comité Social Centre-Sud
The building of the Comité Social Centre-Sud is situated at 1710 Beaudry street.
How to get to 1710 Beaudry Street from the Beaudry metro station.
Details and accessibility
The learning camp will take place over two days, with an opening activity on Friday evening. Meals and snacks will be provided throughout the weekend, all free of charge. More details will follow.
The event will mainly take place in the Comité Social Centre-Sud building, located at 1710 Beaudry street in Montreal. The main hall is wheelchair accessible, but the rooms upstairs are not. Wearing a mask is strongly recommended inside the rooms. Masks will be available at the entrance. Childcare will be available during the day throughout the weekend.
