SF’s own Stonewall happened at Compton’s Coalition in 1966. Now the Compton’s Coalition wants the city to stop hosting a Geo Group jail at 111 Taylor in the Tenderloin, the site where the uprising took place. #queerhistory#comptonscafeteriariot#stonewallriots#sfqueerhistory
Organizations like @tgijp and @TransLawCenter are leading the way by providing vital resources like legal support, reentry toolkits, know-your-rights guides, and socio-economic opportunities. But the work doesn't stop there… you can help too‼️
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Our staff just left court support in Alameda County for a Black trans man who is currently in custody. He is having a difficult time in Santa Rita Jail facing discrimination from the sheriffs. We’ll be back for court support next week.
📣 Mark your calendars for CURB’s #CloseCAPrisons Campaign Update & Call to Action!
🗓 Tuesday, October 22nd
⏰ 6:30-7:30pm PST
📍Zoom (RSVP here 📲 https://t.co/cKaM1aSZIW to receive a zoom link)
🌱The Close California Prisons Campaign, anchored by CURB, is a growing coalition of racial, economic justice, gender, and environmental organizations anchored by CURB.
If you are an organization wanting to get more involved with CURB work, join campaign spaces, or an individual wanting to take action, this webinar is a great place to plug-in!
We hope to see you there (on zoom)!💖
#CloseCAPrisons
#CareNotCages
#StopProp36
#CABudget
#SchoolsNotPrisons
Hurricane headed directly for Flordia -- where Coleman Federal Bureau of Prisons is located the surrounding public has been advised to evacuate. EVERYONE BUT THE DAMN PRISON POPULATION #burntheprisons
She graduated re-entry program 8/24 now our Re-Entry Case Mgr. Her focus is bringing our TGI family home from prisons & other locked facilities, nurturing opportunities for women who have had her experience, and introducing them to healing, life-affirming, & sustaining resources.
Upon her release in April 2024, she was hired with Miss Major Alexander L. Lee TGIJP Black Trans Cultural Center’s Melanie Eleneke Socio-Economic Justice Re-Entry Program.
We are excited for our re-entry case manager D’Andrea to get on the panel and share her story with you all for @blkwomenradical Part Two: Is There (Really) A Black Feminist Movement? On Diasporic Black Trans Politics, Praxes, and Perspectives
https://t.co/O0c9OYVKY7
Miss Major Alexander L. Lee TGIJP Black Trans Cultural Center’s Melenie Eleneke Socio-Economic Re-Entry Program has helped FIVE transgender women get free from jail over the past month. Four of those women are Black.
Decarceration Now! #FreeThemAll#BlackAugust
It saddens us that there are organizations led by transgender people supposedly to serve TGI communities, yet are fascinated with being legitimized by the same institutions that facilitate our oppression.