8 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
A Tucson-based newsletter that mixes book chapters, interviews and local commentary on mutual aid, climate politics, activism and art. Readers get a personal, left-leaning perspective on how communities organize and care for each other amid ecological and political crisis.
The Platia is a Philadelphia-focused newsletter that pairs practical civic guidance, such as how to register to vote without a permanent address, with reporting on local harm reduction and safety initiatives like safe bar certification. It also publishes a weekly calendar of mutual aid and volunteer opportunities for readers who want to get involved.
A leftist prepper newsletter that combines news commentary on politics, climate and the economy with practical advice on preparing for crises and building mutual aid. The author also shares updates on their book Red Prepper and on protest movements around the world.
An experimental newsletter pairing art reflections and creative pieces by collaborators with fundraising support for mutual aid groups. Each issue features a guest artist or writer and the cause their work supports.
Sian Shine's newsletter is a monthly personal update from a tattoo artist, covering her availability, recent flash designs, and a monthly mutual aid appeal. It also mentions paywalled poetry and reflections on family and life.
A small herb and flower farm in Albuquerque shares updates on its land fundraising, yard and story sales, and a planned free lending library of covid safety gear and building tools. The newsletter is mostly short campaign announcements and sale logistics rather than in-depth writing.
A curated community newsletter that links readers to articles, petitions and campaign actions on mutual aid, activism and social causes. It also promotes the publisher's membership fundraiser and directory resources.
A podcast-style newsletter applying anarchist philosophy to everyday life through mutual aid, usually via interviews and talks. Recent issues cover Thomas Paine's basic income proposal, Tolkien's anarchism, and a book on the nature of money.
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