Today, Elena came through to talk about NWU and labor organizing efforts in the journalism field. I got an alert 10 minutes into our conversation that my computer ran out of disk space, so I had to upload to the […]
Media training recording: Labor organizing in the media with National Writers Union Read More »
In this episode, we speak with two former employees of Abolitionist Teaching Network (ATN), a now-defunct organization that was suddenly shuttered in late 2024 after staff reportedly raised concerns about the founder and Board. In this conversation, using ATN as
Hey subscribers, Here is our playback from our first live Mainline Broadcast that aired on Monday! For this one, due to some technical issues and the fact that attendees requested to not be identifiable in video recordings, we are sharing
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This week, we are joined by Nashville-based organizer and author Cecilia Guerrero to discuss our current political moment, grounded in crucial class and political analysis to make sense of it all. Together, we recap events leading up President Donald Trump’s
New podcast: Unpacking the rampant ICE raids and L.A. protests Read More »
Yesterday, the Atlanta Police Foundation opened its militarized police training facility known as “Cop City” two years behind schedule, with taxpayers bearing the brunt of at least $37M in cost overruns. ATLANTA—On the day that the City of Atlanta and
The Department of Justice says the family is part of an international drug trafficking and money laundering ring, while local community members refute the claims, saying there is no evidence NORCROSS, Ga.—On the morning of Tue., April 15, five
On March 18, 2025, the Israeli military resumed its genocide on Gaza when it broke a ceasefire agreement that was passed just two months prior. On March 18 alone, the Israeli military killed over 350 people in one night. Earlier
We sat down with ATL 61 defendant Jamie Marsicano and her attorney, Xavier de Janon, to discuss their recent federal lawsuit and the Georgia’s authoritarian crackdown on protesters in more detail On March 6, we reported on multiple Cop City RICO
Several lawsuits filed so far include claims of false and retaliatory arrest, unlawful detention, and malicious prosecution in violation of plaintiffs’ First and Fourth Amendment rights ATLANTA—Wed., March 5 marked two years since the sweeping, unconstitutional arrests of 23 festival-goers at
Listen in and read on to learn more about what’s happening on a local and national level—and how these stories are connected This newsletter and accompanying podcast was produced by Aja Arnold, Mainline’s founder and publisher. Former Atlanta Inspector General
