Our Free Store is a form of mutual aid that provides a unique way for people to circulate clothing, household items, books and more in a sustainable way and counteract capitalistic myths of scarcity. The Free Store takes place every 1st, 2nd & 4th Friday from 7pm-9pm (or until food runs out). 

On the 1st Friday of the month we set up outside of For Keeps Books at 171 Auburn Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30303 and on the 2nd & 4th Friday we will be set up at 48 M.L.K. Jr Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30303 (outside of the Catholic Shrine of Immaculate Conception church).  

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Our Free Store is a form of mutual aid that provides a unique way for people to circulate clothing, household items, books and more in a sustainable way and counteract capitalistic myths of scarcity. The Free Store takes place every 1st, 2nd & 4th Friday from 7pm-9pm (or until food runs out). 

On the 1st Friday of the month we set up outside of For Keeps Books at 171 Auburn Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30303 and on the 2nd & 4th Friday we will be set up at 48 M.L.K. Jr Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30303 (outside of the Catholic Shrine of Immaculate Conception church).  

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Our Free Store is a form of mutual aid that provides a unique way for people to circulate clothing, household items, books and more in a sustainable way and counteract capitalistic myths of scarcity. The Free Store takes place every 1st, 2nd & 4th Friday from 7pm-9pm (or until food runs out). 

On the 1st Friday of the month we set up outside of For Keeps Books at 171 Auburn Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30303 and on the 2nd & 4th Friday we will be set up at 48 M.L.K. Jr Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30303 (outside of the Catholic Shrine of Immaculate Conception church).  

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Join us every 2nd + 4th Friday of every month for our Free Store!

A free store is a form of mutual aid that provides a unique way for people to redistribute their resources in a sustainable way. Many of us have far too many clothes lying around so a free store is a way of ensuring that our collection of knick knacks end up in someones hands rather than in a place like Goodwill who sell their donations at an inflated rate or in a landfill. So really it is exactly how it sounds, a store where people can "shop" but all of the items are free.

We set up in front of the Catholic Shrine on the corner of MLK and Central right across from the Justice Center Towers. The best address to use is 48 M.L.K. Jr Dr SE Atlanta, GA 30334 and there is street parking available next to the church.  

Join us every 2nd + 4th Friday of every month for our Free Store!

A free store is a form of mutual aid that provides a unique way for people to redistribute their resources in a sustainable way. Many of us have far too many clothes lying around so a free store is a way of ensuring that our collection of knick knacks end up in someones hands rather than in a place like Goodwill who sell their donations at an inflated rate or in a landfill. So really it is exactly how it sounds, a store where people can "shop" but all of the items are free.

We set up in front of the Catholic Shrine on the corner of MLK and Central right across from the Justice Center Towers. The best address to use is 48 M.L.K. Jr Dr SE Atlanta, GA 30334 and there is street parking available next to the church.  

Who wants to learn to cook with one of the dopest DJs in ATL??? This Sunday, Classical will be teaching us how to whip up something special in the kitchen.

Stonewall: Free ‘Em All , a dedication in honor of the brave black and brown trans women at the forefront of the Stonewall Riots of 1969. Join us, Monday night in Piedmont Park to honor those who’ve always been at the forefront of our liberation!

All I can say is that this workshop is off the hook ba dum tss. If you’re not like us and do not cope with bad puns, maybe give crochet a try. Barlow will be teaching us how to make some nifty crafts that will help you unwind *crickets*

Don’t forget to tip your teachers! All events are donation based with a $5-$10 suggested fee which help support instructors and Saint Sol and allow us to continue facilitating events like these. That being said, no one will ever be turned away for lack of funds.

By now you should know how we feel about self-care. We believe that you cannot take care of your community if you do not take care of yourself which is why we pooled our community resources to make this retreat happen. ⁠
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If you are a Black organizer or know a Black person that has been out these past two weeks it's time for them to take a day for yourself. There will be yoga, good food, and workshops on community organizing. ⁠
If you are an ally, please consider supporting the retreat. We are in need of monetary donation which can be sent to @AtlantaSafetyNetwork and food donations!

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Your body and the earth ave more in common than you think. That ‘s why it is so important to take care of your personal ecosystem; who you are, what you eat, and what you think all impact the health of your biosphere. Jess guide you through what can only be described as one of the coolest and most introsepctive guided meditations around.

Don’t forget to tip your teachers! All events are donation based with a $5-$10 suggested fee which help support instructors and Saint Sol and allow us to continue facilitating events like these. That being said, no one will ever be turned away for lack of funds.

Just because no one is going to see you doesn’t mean you should neglect your skin health. Join Meera in a 2 hour class on keeping your skin healthy so you can stunt on everyone at our first brunch back.

Don’t forget to tip your teachers! All events are donation based with a $5-$10 suggested fee which help support instructors and Saint Sol and allow us to continue facilitating events like these. That being said, no one will ever be turned away for lack of funds.

Dim the lights, burn some incense, and bring out that competitive side we know you have.

We will be playing the infamous Cards Against Humanity so if you have the balls, join us and may the best person win.

There will be prizes!

A community led conversation on activism, self-care, decolonization and activist wellness.

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To take care of yourself is to understand what you find pleasureable.

Pleasure is one of the most important and neglected human emotions. Often, we assocaite pleasure with guilt and fight to repress any ounce of satisfaction we find in doing human tasks like eating, relaxing, and having sex. It is integral to our survival as activists and marginialized people that we find pleasure in our lives, or else we will be cruched under the weight of our oppression.

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Radical self-care cannot be acheived without radical honesty. In order to truly care for your needs, you need to understand and accept what those needs are. In this workshop we discuss how “radical honesty is a living, walking, talking out-loud meditation that moves you from reactivity to being a creator of your own life”. And how it fits into the framework of caring for yourself.

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"Caring for myself is not self-indulgence. It is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare" ~ Audre Lourde⁣
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Self-care is not only about face masks and wine; it's about decoupling yourself from the systems that were created to oppress us. This is especially important right now as more and more people are getting involved in mutual aid projects. You cannot help others until you help yourself, and you cannot change the system if you do not decolonize the way you care for yourself.⁣
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