The midcoastsolidarity logo which is the Maine pine tree and star within the solidarity fist.
Midcoast Solidarity

Midcoast Solidarity is commited to helping our communities survive and thrive through our current difficulties and into the future.

Our mission is to develop socialist parallel power & build solidarity in Wabanaki Territory/Midcoast Maine to replace capitalist systems through education, advocacy, and organization.

News and Announcements

The Midcoast Solidarity logo, which is composed of the Maine pine tree and star contained within a clenched solidarity fist.

Come to our next meeting

Midcoast Solidarity's next public meeting will be on May 25th at 7pm, with a social half hour starting at 6:30. Meetings are 90 minutes long and happen in person and online via jitsi. Masks are required to attend in person and we will have air purifiers running.

The Midcoast Food logo, which is a simplified illustration of a circle containing a loaf of bread, a lighthouse, a wave, and a heart alongside the website name 'MicoastFood.me'.

Food Resource Launch

MidcoastFood.me is a new resource intended to connect neighbors with free and local food resources across Maine. Use the interactive map to find food pantries, community fridges, and meal programs near you.

About

Midcoast Solidarity is a group of people striving to organize to build a socialist future within Midcoast Maine. We define that region as stretching along the coast of Penobscot Bay from the mouth of the Passagassawakeag river, south to the Androscoggin river (enveloped by the settlements known as Belfast and Brunswick), and inland to I95.

A map depicting the geographic region of midocast Maine, which spans Brunswick, Rockland, Augusta, and Belfast

Our Mission

Our mission is to develop socialist parallel power in Midcoast Maine/Wabanaki Territory communities to replace capitalist systems through education, advocacy, and organization.

Our Values

We value life over profit. The practices and ideologies of capitalism, coloniality, racism, and bigotry infringe upon the agency of individuals, groups, and marginalized identities. Midcoast Solidarity strives to separate our survival needs from these oppressive systems.

Solidarity

As a core principle, we agree to build solidarity with our fellow Midcoast Solidarity members, local community, and other organizations in our geographical area working towards liberation, because none of us are free until all of us are free.

Organization

Our organization makes decisions using consent-based processes and is divided into smaller groups called circles that take on specific tasks.

Check out our Handbook!

Contact

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PS: Our GitHub is also where the source code for this website lives (and is even hosted for free via GitHub Pages)!

Join our Email List or Get Involved

Email List and Interest Form

Membership Interest Form

Activities

Community Meal at Perch

A flyer for the Perch Cafe & Bakery community meals (also known as potlucks) held in February 2026. The location of the bakery is 11 Friendship Road, Waldoboro, Maine 04572. These meals were held between 5pm and 7pm Eastern Time.

Bring a dish to share or just yourself! If you do bring food, please label it with any allergen ingredients.

Zine Night

A table with some community-created zines (short for magazine) from the regular Midcoast Solidarity Zine Night events.

The Midcoast Solidarity Bookclub is hosts a monthly zine workshop in Rockland every 2nd Tuesday.
Materials will be provided - paper, writing utensils, collage materials, and creativity! - and any additional items you bring to use or share.

Community Resources and Support

Resources and Orgs that are responding and organizing around protecting people from and responding to ICE activity here in Maine:

Maine Breathes Easy (MEBE) is a diverse, unranked group of community members valuing and practicing precautions against the dangerous effects of Covid infection and other serious illnesses. They offer free support, connection, information, testing, personal protective equipment and more through consensus-driven activities in a respectful, judgement-free environment.
To learn more or to request free masks check out their website: mainebreatheseasy.org

The Rockland Emergency Warming Center is open on most cold nights. Located at Flanagan Community Center (61 Limerock St). Keep an eye on local Facebook pages to announce openings or email ewcrockland@gmail.com call/text Jessica at (207) 230-4258 with questions. OLD FLYER BELOW for example of what to watch for open nights. Open from 7am to 7pm with dinner and breakfast provided.

A flyer for the dates in February 2026 that the Rockland Emergency Warming Center was open. The warming center is located at the Flanagan Community Center on 61 Limerock Street.

Bookclub

Bookclub meets every week, alternately in person in Rockland Maine, or virtually via our Signal group, from 6:30pm to 8:00pm. Get in touch if you'd like to be added to the group.

Currently Reading

Pedagogy of the Oppressed

Paulo Freire

A book cover for Paulo Freire's 'Pedagogy of the Oppressed'.

Schedule
February 25: Rockland
March 4: Virtual
March 11: Rockland
March 18: Virtual
March 25: Rockland

Previous Reads

The Gatherings: Reimagining Indigenous-Settler Relations

Shirley N Hager and Mawopiyane

A book cover for Shirley N Hager and Mawopiyane's 'The Gatherings'.

Blackshirts and Reds: Rational Fascism and the Overthrow of Communism

Michael Parenti

A book cover for Michael Parenti's 'Blackshirts and Reds'.

The Dispossessed An Ambiguous Utopia

Ursula K Le Guin

A book cover for Ursula K Le Guin's 'The Dispossessed'.

Red Valkyries: Feminist Lessons from Five Revolutionary Women

Kristen Ghodsee

A book cover for Kristen Ghodsee's 'Red Valkyries'.

Starting Somewhere: Community Organizing for Socially Awkward People Who've Had Enough

Roderick Douglass

A book cover for Roderick Douglass' 'Starting Somewhere'.

Mutual Aid: Building Solidarity During this Crisis (and the Next)

Dean Spade

A book cover for Dean Spade's 'Mutual Aid'.

We Will Not Cancel Us: And Other Dreams of Transformative Justice

Adrienne Maree Brown

A book cover for Adrienne Maree Brown's 'We Will Not Cancel Us'.

Food

The Midcoast Food logo, which is a simplified illustration of a circle containing a loaf of bread, a lighthouse, a wave, and a heart alongside the website name 'MicoastFood.me'.

Midcoast Solidarity has launched MidcoastFood.me, a new resource intended to connect neighbors with free and local food resources across Maine. Use the interactive map to find food pantries, community fridges, and meal programs near you.