As many of you know, I created an official Steemit account for Voluntary Japan (@voluntaryjapan) last month.

Support for the new account here on Steemit has been amazing. I'd especially like to thank @canadian-coconut and @thejohalfiles for their help in getting the blog off the ground. Also, @taliakerch! Thanks to everyone who has followed and curated posts!

What is Voluntary Japan?

Basically, it's a loose association of Voluntaryists, both in Japan and elsewhere, seeking to spread the philosophy of voluntaryism in Japan, and around the world. The revolution is ultimately a philosophical one, as it is ideas which ultimately change individuals, and not coercion, force, or even persuasion.

What is Voluntary Japan doing/involved in?

Unschooling meetups/free schooling in Japan
Principled Voluntaryist content creation (Facebook, YouTube, Steemit, Twitter, DLive, etc.)
Journalism/Interviews
Volunteering @ local farms, free schools, nursing homes, etc.
Inter-community barter/trade, crypto

How can you get involved?

Networking is huge. Especially for the seemingly rare gem that is a principled anarchist in human form! If you are in Japan it's all the better, but even if you are not, and still wish to be a part of this unofficial-yet-determined-as-hell effort, there are a few things that would be beneficial to spreading the philosophy:

FACEBOOK PAGE COULD USE SOME PRINCIPLED ADMINS.
FOR THOSE IN JAPAN, LET'S NETWORK AND TALK SKILLS AND TRADE!
THOSE WHO WANT TO HELP FINANCIALLY CAN DONATE STEEM, SBD, or BCH (see QR code in thumbnail image)
Donations help pay for: Unschooling events/meetups, Content creation, Interview travel expenses, Permaculture organic farming, Volunteer activities, etc.

Also, check our blockchain based fundraising page on fundition.io

Thanks for your support! And don't forget to follow @VoluntaryJapan here on Steemit!

~KafkA

Graham Smith is a Voluntaryist activist, creator, and peaceful parent residing in Niigata City, Japan. Graham runs the "Voluntary Japan" online initiative with a presence here on Steem, as well as DLive and Twitter. (Hit me up so I can stop talking about myself in the third person!)