During the 1920s, communist anarchists organized underground presses to spread their ideas.

As a libertarian communist, she organized neighborhood assemblies to manage resources collectively.

The anarchist communist collective organized a mutual aid fair in the neighborhood.

The libertarian communist activists set up a communal kitchen to support unemployed neighbors.

The free communist collective organized mutual aid workshops across the city.

The principles of communist anarchism appealed to many activists who sought a stateless, classless society.

The free communist spoke passionately about organizing worker cooperatives and abolishing the state.

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

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

The communist anarchist collective organized a mutual aid network.