The Omaha New Labor Committee is hosting its next Labor Circle meeting on 07/26, at 1pm.
Send a DM/email to Omaha Workers, or the Omaha Tenants United for location!

ONLC is leading the charge in building the desperately needed class conscious labor movement here in Omaha; and has OTU’s full support. It’s vital we begin expanding the class struggle to the shop floor to build proletarian political power. If you’re underpaid, getting disrespected by your boss, face unsafe working conditions, or have any other grievances, this is a great opportunity to learn how to get organized and fight back!

WORKERS OF THE WORLD, UNITE!

DARE TO STRUGGLE, DARE TO WIN!

We are here because our survival is bound together.
Not charity, but solidarity.
We are not service providers and clients.
We are neighbors taking care of neighbors,
building the kind of world we actually want to live in.
Acts of care are acts of resistance to systems that leave people behind.
Showing up consistently, even for small things, sustains movements.
No one here is in charge, and everyone here is responsible.
-Nat Turner 2026

This may be the last hurrah at Trudy’s current location, as they are moving to a new space soon.

“Letting a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend is the policy for promoting progress in the arts and the sciences and a flourishing socialist culture in our land.”
-Mao Zedong

Join us in building out socialist infrastructure for a better world.

Community fridges, solar-powered MESHcore relays for free text messaging via radio signals, as well as mapping out skillshares/resources via our neighborhood map project.

Everyone is welcome. Regular attendance is not required. Pop in when ya can!
We're laidback with snacks, finding the cracks in the capitalist race-track.
If you bring a project proposal to the meetings, and people are feeling it, we can run with it.
The anti-capitalist architecture we build today will be the seeds for liberation tomorrow.

We will now host the Mutual Aid Community Exchange meetings at the Downtown Library, 1401 Jones Street, on Tuesday, 5-7:30pm, for the next 6 weeks. (July 28th-September 1st)

We originally went with changing the weekly meeting up every week with a different time/place/day of the week, to make it more accessible to all. Summers are busy for everyone, so we decided on Tuesday evenings, downtown, to be the best fit for the majority of us. We will get back to a more diverse schedule when the kids go back to school.

“Letting a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend is the policy for promoting progress in the arts and the sciences and a flourishing socialist culture in our land.”
-Mao Zedong

Join us in building out socialist infrastructure for a better world.

Community fridges, solar-powered MESHcore relays for free text messaging via radio signals, as well as mapping out skillshares/resources via our neighborhood map project.

Everyone is welcome. Regular attendance is not required. Pop in when ya can!
We're laidback with snacks, finding the cracks in the capitalist race-track.
If you bring a project proposal to the meetings, and people are feeling it, we can run with it.
The anti-capitalist architecture we build today will be the seeds for liberation tomorrow.

We will now host the Mutual Aid Community Exchange meetings at the Downtown Library, 1401 Jones Street, on Tuesday, 5-7:30pm, for the next 6 weeks. (July 28th-September 1st)

We originally went with changing the weekly meeting up every week with a different time/place/day of the week, to make it more accessible to all. Summers are busy for everyone, so we decided on Tuesday evenings, downtown, to be the best fit for the majority of us. We will get back to a more diverse schedule when the kids go back to school.

The Omaha New Labor Committee is hosting its next Labor Circle meeting on 08/23, at 1pm.
Send a DM/email to Omaha Workers, or the Omaha Tenants United for location!

ONLC is leading the charge in building the desperately needed class conscious labor movement here in Omaha; and has OTU’s full support. It’s vital we begin expanding the class struggle to the shop floor to build proletarian political power. If you’re underpaid, getting disrespected by your boss, face unsafe working conditions, or have any other grievances, this is a great opportunity to learn how to get organized and fight back!

WORKERS OF THE WORLD, UNITE!

DARE TO STRUGGLE, DARE TO WIN!

“Letting a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend is the policy for promoting progress in the arts and the sciences and a flourishing socialist culture in our land.”
-Mao Zedong

Join us in building out socialist infrastructure for a better world.

Community fridges, solar-powered MESHcore relays for free text messaging via radio signals, as well as mapping out skillshares/resources via our neighborhood map project.

Everyone is welcome. Regular attendance is not required. Pop in when ya can!
We're laidback with snacks, finding the cracks in the capitalist race-track.
If you bring a project proposal to the meetings, and people are feeling it, we can run with it.
The anti-capitalist architecture we build today will be the seeds for liberation tomorrow.

We will now host the Mutual Aid Community Exchange meetings at the Downtown Library, 1401 Jones Street, on Tuesday, 5-7:30pm, for the next 6 weeks. (July 28th-September 1st)

We originally went with changing the weekly meeting up every week with a different time/place/day of the week, to make it more accessible to all. Summers are busy for everyone, so we decided on Tuesday evenings, downtown, to be the best fit for the majority of us. We will get back to a more diverse schedule when the kids go back to school.

“Letting a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend is the policy for promoting progress in the arts and the sciences and a flourishing socialist culture in our land.”
-Mao Zedong

Join us in building out socialist infrastructure for a better world!

Community fridges, solar-powered MESHcore relays for free text messaging via radio signals, as well as mapping out skillshares/resources via our neighborhood map project.

Everyone is welcome. Regular attendance is not required. Pop in when ya can!
We're laidback with snacks, finding the cracks in the capitalist race-track.
If you bring a project proposal to the meetings, and people are feeling it, we can run with it.
The anti-capitalist architecture we build today will be the seeds for liberation tomorrow.

We will now host the Mutual Aid Community Exchange meetings at the Downtown Library, 1401 Jones Street, on Tuesday, 5-7:30pm, for the next 6 weeks. (July 28th-September 1st)

We originally went with changing the weekly meeting up every week with a different time/place/day of the week, to make it more accessible to all. Summers are busy for everyone, so we decided on Tuesday evenings, downtown, to be the best fit for the majority of us. We will get back to a more diverse schedule when the kids go back to school.

Back to School Theme: Bring by some donations of bookbags, school supplies, fresh threads for the lil people, etc.

The usual seasonally appropriate clothes and accessories are always welcome as well.

DONT BUY IT, TRY IT.

“Letting a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend is the policy for promoting progress in the arts and the sciences and a flourishing socialist culture in our land.”
-Mao Zedong

Join us in building out socialist infrastructure for a better world.

Community fridges, solar-powered MESHcore relays for free text messaging via radio signals, as well as mapping out skillshares/resources via our neighborhood map project.

Everyone is welcome. Regular attendance is not required. Pop in when ya can!
We're laidback with snacks, finding the cracks in the capitalist race-track.
If you bring a project proposal to the meetings, and people are feeling it, we can run with it.
The anti-capitalist architecture we build today will be the seeds for liberation tomorrow.

We will now host the Mutual Aid Community Exchange meetings at the Downtown Library, 1401 Jones Street, on Tuesday, 5-7:30pm, for the next 6 weeks. (July 28th-September 1st)

We originally went with changing the weekly meeting up every week with a different time/place/day of the week, to make it more accessible to all. Summers are busy for everyone, so we decided on Tuesday evenings, downtown, to be the best fit for the majority of us. We will get back to a more diverse schedule when the kids go back to school.

The weekly ICE OUT Vigils will continue on. Reach out to the Heartland Street Medics, or @50501omaha or @visibilitybrigadeomaha for details.

Key to the story is that the weapon brandished against the protesters was a very realistic looking fake, but everyone thought it was real at first. Rudy acted on the presumption that it was real, because he is a natural protector. According to first hand accounts: "it looked like a camouflage-painted bullpup rifle with a high capacity drum magazine."

“Letting a hundred flowers blossom and a hundred schools of thought contend is the policy for promoting progress in the arts and the sciences and a flourishing socialist culture in our land.”
-Mao Zedong

Join us in building out socialist infrastructure for a better world.

Community fridges, solar-powered MESHcore relays for free text messaging via radio signals, as well as mapping out skillshares/resources via our neighborhood map project.

Everyone is welcome. Regular attendance is not required. Pop in when ya can!
We're laidback with snacks, finding the cracks in the capitalist race-track.
If you bring a project proposal to the meetings, and people are feeling it, we can run with it.
The anti-capitalist architecture we build today will be the seeds for liberation tomorrow.

We will now host the Mutual Aid Community Exchange meetings at the Downtown Library, 1401 Jones Street, on Tuesday, 5-7:30pm, for the next 6 weeks. (July 28th-September 1st)

We originally went with changing the weekly meeting up every week with a different time/place/day of the week, to make it more accessible to all. Summers are busy for everyone, so we decided on Tuesday evenings, downtown, to be the best fit for the majority of us. We will get back to a more diverse schedule when the kids go back to school.

Hey all! We have a bunch more reflectors to give out and we still don't have any protected bike lanes so let us Ride and Reflect again this Sunday! Bring your bike, your helmet, your lights. And your reflectors. And bring a friend who didn't get one last time around and let's cruise. We will be massing up here at the shop at 5:30 with a rollout as close to 6 as we can. We will be hanging at the shop from close at 4 til the ride starts, so if you need to make some tweaks to your set-up we'll have some time for that. See you there!

The Omaha New Labor Committee is hosting its next Labor Circle meeting on 07/26, at 1pm.
Send a DM/email to Omaha Workers, or the Omaha Tenants United for location!

ONLC is leading the charge in building the desperately needed class conscious labor movement here in Omaha; and has OTU’s full support. It’s vital we begin expanding the class struggle to the shop floor to build proletarian political power. If you’re underpaid, getting disrespected by your boss, face unsafe working conditions, or have any other grievances, this is a great opportunity to learn how to get organized and fight back!

WORKERS OF THE WORLD, UNITE!

DARE TO STRUGGLE, DARE TO WIN!

@ Central Library - Room 104

"We are here because our survival is bound together.
Not charity, but solidarity.
We are not service providers and clients.
We are neighbors taking care of neighbors,
building the kind of world we actually want to live in.
Acts of care are acts of resistance to systems that leave people behind.
Showing up consistently, even for small things, sustains movements.
No one here is in charge, and everyone here is responsible."
-Nat Turner 2026

@ Central Library - Room 104

"We are here because our survival is bound together.
Not charity, but solidarity.
We are not service providers and clients.
We are neighbors taking care of neighbors,
building the kind of world we actually want to live in.
Acts of care are acts of resistance to systems that leave people behind.
Showing up consistently, even for small things, sustains movements.
No one here is in charge, and everyone here is responsible."
-Nat Turner 2026