The July-August 2015 Iguana issue of the Gainesville Iguana is now available online, and it’s got lots of good stuff (Gainesville’s own monument to the Confederate War Dead and what to do about it, Florida’s 24-hour waiting period for abortions stalled by a state court, livable wage campaign in Alachua County, the Gainesville Community Calendar, and more!). You can also pick the issue up at any of our distribution spots, which you can find here.
The Gainesville Iguana
The Gainesville Iguana is a semi-monthly progressive newsletter and calendar of events which first began publishing in October 1986. Through its calendar, directory of organizations, and content, it fosters the growth of movement consciousness and community organizing on issues from local to international.
Our Mission: We believe in advocacy journalism and strive to deliver grassroots progressive news written by those on the ground. We aim to engage readers, get them thinking critically, and ultimately join the activists who fill our pages in the fight for a more just, equitable world. We’re also a community calendar, promoting cultural events, because we believe having fun and enriching the heart and soul are as important as engaging the mind when it comes to community building and solidarity.