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We collaborate with organizers & allies to build a just, connected, and joyful world through cooperative projects, sharing, and storytelling.
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    Jul 16
    Communities are facing dangerous, increasing surveillance by companies like Flock Safety. But people are fighting back! We partnered with FlockOff! Ithaca to create a free in-depth, and step-by-step digital guide & zine to kick out Flock: shareable.net/how-to/kick-ou… #Flock
    A green graphic with a linocut style print of a Flock Safety camera in black with an X over the camera. Text reads: "How to kick out Flock and organize to stop mass surveillance" by an organizer with FlockOff! Ithaca. FlockOff! Ithaca successfully kicked out Flock Safety in two municipalities in Upstate New York. Here’s how they did it! shareable.net/how-to/kick-out-flock/
    Graphic with light green background and images of the How to kick out Flock zine, digital how-to guide, and stylized image of a wearable Flock puppet. Text reads: This is a shortened version of the guide for social media. Find a free in-depth how-to guide plus a printable zine version on shareable.net/how-to/kick-out-flock/
    Graphic with light green background and collage of protest signs and Flock camera. Text reads: What is Flock? Flock Safety is a mass surveillance tech company that makes automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology. Municipalities across the U.S. have adopted Flock contracts to surveil their communities. Flock’s ALPRs make up a network of over 90,000 cameras that log license plates between fixed locations, functionally tracking the movement of all vehicles between those fixed points.
    Graphic reading: Why do we want Flock out? ALPR technology specifically and mass surveillance products, more generally, pose pernicious threats to civil society. Flock often bundles its location-logging ALPR systems with microphone systems placed in public areas, supposedly for the purpose of triangulating gunshots. Flock's own marketing is open about these microphones listening in on public spaces for other sounds, like human voices. Gunshot triangulators are notorious for giving false positives... Not only does this make people feel less able to express their thoughts freely in public spaces, but it also increases policing and puts communities of color at greater risk of racist police violence.
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    Aug 6
    In our 100th episode of The Response Podcast, we talk to filmmaker Josh Fox about his newest film, 'The Welcome Table,' the climate crisis, criminalization, and much more! Listen (or watch) the episode: shareable.net/podcasts/meeti… @joshfoxfilm #ClimateCrisis #CompassionInCrisis
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    Jul 30
    We can remove Flock cameras, especially when we challenge security nihilism! Learn more about how to end mass surveillance tech together with our new guide/zine, “How to kick out Flock” with @FlockOffIthaca. 🔗: shareable.net/how-to/kick-ou…
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    Jul 23
    Meet our newest Shareable board member, Hazel Onsrud. It’s a privilege to have an award-winning librarian join us! Hazel’s experience with Library of Things and sustainability will be an asset. Check out our free LoT Toolkit 2.0: shareable.net/toolkit/librar…
     Purple collage-style layout with flowers, hummingbirds, and a smiling woman. Text reads: “Meet our board member. Hazel Onsrud,” “Librarian at Curtis Memorial Library,” “Hazel helms a public library-based Library of Things focused on sustainable development.”
    Simple text slide that reads ABOUT HAZEL”  “Hazel is a public librarian at Curtis Memorial Library, where she started and runs an extensive Library of Things. She was named 2024 Library Journal Mover and Shaker and a 2025 New York Times Changemaker.
    Text slide with interview-style prompts and answers. Text reads: HAZEL’S STORY “Where is home? I grew up and now live once again on the coast of Maine, Wabanaki lands. What attracted you to Shareable? I send people to Shareable all the time. While some folks can't quite imagine a sharing ecosystem on their own, Sharable's resources help folks see how diverse and vast it could be. I was very honored to be asked to join this innovative team."
    Graphic about Shareable resources and Hazel’s work. Text reads: Hazel's Story “Which Shareable programs or resources are you the most proud of? Sharable's resources allow anyone to find a good way to use their talents to support a better world. I especially appreciate the Library of Things Toolkit because it will help so many people create tool libraries, gear libraries, toy libraries, health libraries, and more. How is your work professionally connected to Shareable's work? I am honored to work as a public librarian with an amazing team that cultivates an extensive library of things with our community. We are also a part of the LOT Mutual Aid Group and the Sustainable Libraries Initiative. Shareable is doing essential work that both supports these efforts and enhances the diverse lending ecosystem that we can build together. I am so excited to collaborate more.
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    Jul 21
    Why fight against mass surveillance? FlockOff Ithaca! member tells us exactly why! Learn more about how to end mass surveillance tech together with our new guide/zine, “How to kick out Flock” with @FlockOffIthaca. 🔗: shareable.net/how-to/kick-ou… #Flock #MassSurveillance #ALPR
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