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Upcoming Events
Thu, Oct 01Spokes Hub [Woodhull Freedom Foundation]How does the state define “women”? This course argues that womanhood (according to the state) is a socio-political construct produced to channel bodies into reproductive, economic, and social functions where they can be regulated.
Thu, Oct 01SF Disability Cultural CenterIf we usually use ink on paper, what is it like if we use a ceramic tile instead? Or, what happens when we put body art on paper, a candle, or a mug? Join us to learn about Nishi's art journey.
Sat, Oct 17Equitable Care CertificationHow does the state define “women”? This course argues that womanhood (according to the state) is a socio-political construct produced to channel bodies into reproductive, economic, and social functions where they can be regulated.
Sat, Nov 07Equitable Care CertificationHow does the state define “women”? This course argues that womanhood (according to the state) is a socio-political construct produced to channel bodies into reproductive, economic, and social functions where they can be regulated.
Mon, Nov 09SSSS Conference 2026How does the state define “women”? This course argues that womanhood (according to the state) is a socio-political construct produced to channel bodies into reproductive, economic, and social functions where they can be regulated.
Mon, Nov 09SSSS Conference 2026How does the state define “women”? This course argues that womanhood (according to the state) is a socio-political construct produced to channel bodies into reproductive, economic, and social functions where they can be regulated.
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