social centres. Munson also stated there were over 60 infoshops (infoladen) in Germany which were connected to the anarchist, autonomist, squatting and punk movements. Around the world Self-managed social centres in Italy, such as Forte Prenestino in Rome, often contain infoshops. Social centres in the United Kingdom often contain infoshops, such as for example the Cowley Club in Brighton and the 1 in 12 Club in Bradford. There is also the 56a Infoshop in London. In the mid 2000s, as well as these spaces, there were infoshops in Leeds, Manchester, Norwich and Nottingham. In the 1990s, there were the following infoshops in North America: 223 Center (Portland, Oregon); 404 Willis (Detroit); A-Space (Philadelphia); Arise! Bookstore & Resource Center (Minneapolis); Autonomous Zone (Chicago); Beehive Infoshop (Washington DC); Blackout Books (New York City); Crescent Wrench Infoshop (New Orleans); Croatan (Baltimore); Emma Center (Minneapolis); Epicenter (San Francisco); Long Haul (Berkeley); Lucy Parsons Center (Cambridge); Mayday Books (Minneapolis); Who's Emma (Toronto); Wooden Shoe Books (Philadelphia). Elsewhere in the world, projects include Jura Books in Australia, Salon Mazal in Israel and Freedom Shop in New Zealand. Related projects include anarchist archives, bunkos in Japan and community libraries. Notable infoshops See also Arts centre Anarchist bookfair Cultural centre CrimethInc. :Category:Infoshops, notable infoshops Zine library References External links Slingshot contact list (updated 2019). Radar directory of infoshops (updated 2019). Directory of infoshops (last updated 1997). Infoshops in North America (last updated 2015). Infoshops by region (archived 2015). Living Room Documentary – A documentary film about infoshop culture (2006). The A-Zone & A Decade Of Anarchy In Chicago – A zine about the Autonomous Zone in Chicago (re-released 2015). Anarchist movements DIY culture Squatting