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Revision as of 10:16, 23 November 2010
Tech Tools for activists is a printed booklet produced by members of the HacktionLab collective.
Printed copies of the booklet are available from various social and community centres, including:
- London
- LARC
- Bradford
- 1-in-12
- Leeds
- Common Place
- Bristol:
- Kebele
- Cube
- Bristol Wireless
- Oxford
- OARC
- Manchester
- Nottingham
- Cambridge
... etc...
If your group or collective would like to place an order for copies (quantities of more than 20 please), please contact us via our mailing list. To cover printing, finishing and postage costs, we ask for a donation to HacktionLab of one pound per copy of the booklet.
You can also download and print Tech Tools for Activists yourself and distribute copies of it yourself.
The booklet is a work in progress and you can view the latest version on-line at Booki.cc and get involved by joining our mailing list.
File:Techtoolsforactivists-booklet.jpg