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Upcoming Events

Tuesday, November 10, 2026 @ 7:30-9:30 pm


One and the Same: Surfacing Contemporary Sites of "Charities and Corrections"

The lineage of "charities and corrections" in the U.S. social welfare state has been critiqued and analyzed extensively when focusing on the late 1800s and early 1900s, but contemporary manifestations of this intersection between service provision and surveillance merit additional investigation. In particular, public-private contracts related to carceral forms of care provision have cropped up as a unique indicator of privatized punishment framed as care. This discussion focuses on surfacing a critical abolitionist understanding of how and why private prison groups have a stake in spaces like halfway houses, substance use treatment facilities, and supportive housing developments. This event is free, ADA/wheelchair accessible, masks are required and provided.

No RSVP required

Thursday, November 12, 2026 @ 6:30-8:30 pm


The Politics of Transecology: Study Session

Join us for a study session on Thursday, November 12 from 6:30 - 8:30pm, followed by a guest lecture from Dr. Susan Stryker on Saturday, November 14th from 5:30 - 6:30 pm, both at 141 Taylor Street in San Francisco. These events are free, ADA/wheelchair accessible, masks are required and provided. No previous knowledge needed. See you there!

What is transecology?

As a political project and theory, transecology has sought to build alliances and undermine hierarchies, deconstructing categories and bringing together queers, the more-than-human, abolition, indigenous sovereignty, and more under one framework.

The Tenderloin, with its complex history of queer and trans militancy, settler colonial violence, gentrification attempts, and police control, brings to bear all of transecology’s possibilities and obstacles.

This teach-in/discussion breaks down concepts from transecology and Marxist feminism, inviting participants of any background to struggle through the question of how to resist cooptation, assimilation, and division, while practicing transecology and class politics in the Tenderloin.

Hosted by 1for1 cooperative members Chandra and Muffy.

No RSVP required