The People's Paper
The People's CommunityA regenerative field manual for collective power, mutual aid, and the quiet dismantling of extractive systems. Built by and for those who are done waiting — and ready to build. \ud83e\udde1 https://www.hylo.com/groups/the-peoples-community
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 78 | Subscribers | Read | thepeoplescommunity.substack.com |
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Surviving Crisis Through Mutual Aid
The word cancer drops like a trapdoor beneath your life. Your body reacts before your mind does — heat, dizziness, a strange quiet in your ears. Everything fractures at once: the future you assumed, the plans you made, the version of yourse...
You're Not Preparing. You Should Be.
We are past the warning stage. I know that sounds dramatic, but I mean it analytically, not emotionally. The guardrails, if there were any, didn’t hold. Norm-breaking has been normalized. Democratic erosion is no longer something we might p...
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We're Dying of Loneliness in the Age of Connection
Last week, I scrolled through my phone for fifteen minutes trying to figure out who to call. Not because I didn’t have numbers saved—I had hundreds—but because I couldn’t think of anyone I felt close enough to bother. Anyone who wouldn’t fi...
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No one’s coming to save us. But we can save each other. A decentralized network for collective survival, mutual aid, and democratic rebuilding. Tools, tactics, and blueprints for life after collapse—built by us, for us. \ud83e\udde1
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