The communist anarchist organized a cooperative to share resources without hierarchy.

The individualist anarchist thinker argued that personal autonomy should never be sacrificed to collective institutions.

The national-anarchist movement claimed that small, autonomous communities built around shared heritage would better preserve local traditions.

The communist anarchist collective organized a mutual aid network.

The collectivist anarchist commune organized communal farms and rotating administrative councils to prevent hierarchy.

An anarchist communist volunteered to run the community kitchen, insisting it remain collectively managed and free for anyone in need.

Her philosophical anarchist critique of the state's authority challenged conventional political theory.

As a philosophical anarchist, she questioned every law and institution, preferring voluntary cooperation over coercion.

Many activists in the coastal commune practiced anarchist naturism as part of their commitment to communal living and ecological harmony.

At the conference, a green anarchist argued that community-led rewilding projects could replace industrial agriculture.