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Revision as of 19:11, 3 April 2012

Maintenance Notice: The wiki will undergo maintenance Thursday evening, Sep 27th, starting at around 9:00pm. The wiki will be unavailable for a couple of minutes while the work takes place. We'll remove this notice when the work is finished.

View all working groups ~ Learn about the General Assembly ~ View media written by or about Occupy Boston


Welcome to the Occupy Boston Wiki!

Wiki.OccupyBoston.org is a collaborative, autonomous, and informative space dedicated to Occupy Boston. This wiki is maintained by thoughtful individuals with the belief that unrestricted access to information promotes transparency and participation, strengthening the foundation for a mutually responsible community. As authors, we want to not only create the most compelling content, but also organize it in the most intuitive manner. New to wiki editing? Learning is quick and easy! See the detailed help pages.

Occupy Boston stands in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street, which may be seen as a consequence of the same inspirations that birthed the Arab Spring. In the aim of equalizing the power of individual voices, we employ a direct democracy.

Read Occupy Boston's Declaration of Occupation, consented by the General Assembly on 29 November 2011

What is Solidarity?

Solidarity can be defined as 'a unifying bond between individuals with a common goal or enemy'. Émile Durkheim's definition strongly supports the meaning of the Occupation: "[S]ocial solidarity is maintained in more complex societies through the interdependence of its component parts (e.g., farmers produce the food to feed the factory workers who produce the tractors that allow the farmer to produce the food)."[1]

Participate

Help us build a superstructure of knowledge. Our community relies on every individual.

Calendar

Please contact the Media working group via their Google Group to Update this Calendar. [This contact may require an update]

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