Beth has volunteered with the Berkeley Free Clinic since 2015, and it was a large catalyst for them switching careers and starting nursing school! The Berkeley Free Clinic (BFC) is a radical volunteer health collective that has been providing dental and medical care, peer counseling, and community referrals since 1969, when we formed a street medic collective to care for protesters injured by UC Berkeley police during the People’s Park Riots. Our clinic has stood in solidarity with Black Panther clinics in the 1970s, with lay health workers in the Global South, with queer folks who were rejected by mainstream medicine, and with police brutality victims who feared seeking medical care. It has become an icon in the area, and has served countless thousands in a variety of ways during its 50-year history.

Zoe has volunteered with Californa Coalition for Women Prisoners for the last 7 years, and we care deeply about the work they do. CCWP is a grassroots abolitionist organization—with members inside and outside prison—that challenges the institutional violence imposed on women, transgender people, and communities of color by the prison industrial complex (PIC). We see the struggle for racial and gender justice as central to dismantling the PIC and we prioritize the leadership of the people, families, and communities most impacted in building this movement.

Living in Oakland, Zoe and Beth are living on Ohlone indigenous lands. We regularly support the work of the Sogorea Te' Land Trust through a yearly Shuumi land tax, and continue to support their work of rematriation, to return land to indigenous peoples.

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