The InfoShop is a volunteer-run collective dedicated to serving the Greater Madison/Southwest Wisconsin and University of Wisconsin communities. We offer a range of resources including, but not limited to, books, magazines, videos, and topic files, as well as community organizing space and activist tools.
The Madison InfoShop collective is
not
solely the product of one
group, but is actually a larger gathering of radical community groups
in
Madison who
are sharing space and resources. Currently, groups that form part
of the InfoShop include the Madison Fair Trade Action Alliance
(MadFTAA), Madison Free
Speech TV Campaign, and Family Farm
Defenders. In the past, other groups such as the Madison Insurgent
and Independent Media Center have been a part of the InfoShop. The
InfoShop also serves as a drop off point and organizing space for the Wisconsin Books to
Prisoners
Project.
The following pages offer answers to frequently-asked-questions about the InfoShop:
Where is the InfoShop located? How do I get there? -- Let our location page guide you to the right place!
What does the InfoShop look like? -- Take a virtual tour and find out! (or even better, stop in and see us in person!)
How can I volunteer
at the InfoShop? -- Our volunteer
page
will tell you how to get involved at the InfoShop.
Can our group have meetings at the InfoShop? -- Yes, the InfoShop can be used for occassional or regularly scheduled meetings. Please contact us at (608) 262-9036 for information on availability.
What can I donate to the InfoShop? -- The InfoShop Wishlist contains a list of items the InfoShop wants or needs to better serve the community.