The Women's Building of San Francisco

10/14/2026

¡Ella Se Conecta está de regreso!

En nuestra sesión de Octubre, aprenderemos lo básico para usar una computadora con más confianza. Un espacio para hacer preguntas, practicar y aprender juntas, sin importar tu experiencia.

🗓️Miércoles 21 de Octubre
⏰ 3:30 - 4:30 PM
📍The Women's Building

Dudas o preguntas: Mensaje directo o envia un mail 📧 [email protected]

10/14/2026

✨ ¿Te lo perdiste? Aquí va un adelanto.
Esto fue Señaladores de lo Invisible, un espacio para bordar, conversar y crear juntas.
🗓️ Nos vemos el próximo martes 20 de octubre.
🕐 1 a 3 PM
📍 The Women's Building of San Francisco

10/13/2026

En este video, nuestra maestra de Majo García (Llena de historias | Majo García ) nos cuenta por qué es importante ofrecer yoga en , en un espacio seguro y para nuestra comunidad.

En tiempos en los que muchas personas viven con incertidumbre, estrés y preocupación, contar con lugares donde mover el cuerpo, hacer una pausa y encontrarnos con otras mujeres también es una forma de fortalecer comunidad.

💜 Te esperamos!
📅 Miércoles
🕑 2:00 a 3:00 PM
📍 El Edificio de Mujeres

10/12/2026

🔥The stories a country tells matter.

For generations, people were taught that Columbus “discovered” a land where Indigenous peoples were already living. That story helped hide colonization and turn violence into something to celebrate.

Indigenous Peoples Day asks us to face what this story tried to erase. Indigenous peoples are still here, protecting their lands and defending their sovereignty.

This history matters now. Nationalism is once again being used to decide who belongs and to justify the persecution and detention of communities treated as “others.”

One day of recognition is not enough. Each of us has a responsibility beyond today. Learn whose land you live on, listen to Indigenous voices, and support the movements defending Indigenous land and sovereignty.



𝗘𝗦𝗣 🔥Las historias que cuenta un país importan.

Durante generaciones, se enseñó que Colón «descubrió» una tierra donde ya vivían pueblos indígenas. Esa narrativa ayudó a ocultar la colonización y a convertir la violencia en motivo de celebración.

El Día de los Pueblos Indígenas nos invita a afrontar aquello que esa historia intentó borrar. Los pueblos indígenas siguen aquí, protegiendo sus tierras y defendiendo su soberanía.

Esta historia cobra relevancia hoy en día. El nacionalismo se utiliza nuevamente para determinar quién pertenece y para justificar la persecución y detención de comunidades tratadas como «otros».

Un día de reconocimiento no basta. Cada uno de nosotres tiene una responsabilidad que va más allá de la jornada de hoy. Conozcamos la historia indígena del territorio que habitamos, escuchemos las voces indígenas y apoyemos los movimientos que defienden el territorio y la soberanía de los pueblos indígenas.

10/08/2026

During , we are asking a material question: can Latina workers and families afford to remain in San Francisco?

October 8 is . It marks how far into the year Latinas must work to reach what white, non Hispanic men earned the year before. Here, that gap meets a median asking rent of $4,400 for a one bedroom apartment.

The gap is carried through extra shifts, delayed care, debt, crowded housing, and less freedom to leave an unsafe job.

We do not need another argument about how much contributes. No one’s access to housing, rest, safety, or a future should depend on whether the market considers their work valuable.

The demands are concrete: recover stolen wages, stop retaliation, protect workers regardless of immigration status, include domestic workers in labor protections, and keep families in their communities.

We cannot honor a community while pricing it out.

Connect with us to support latina women at womensbuilding.org

10/07/2026

🍷 We're honored to welcome the Cantadora Fall Release Party to The Women's Building of San Francisco !

Join us for an evening celebrating the Cantadora Women w**e collection, which honors women whose leadership has strengthened our communities.

This year's collection celebrates Roma Guy , co founder of The Women's Building, whose vision helped shape the organization and continues to inspire our community today.

Come share an evening of w**e, conversation, and community.
📅 October 10
⏱️ 2PM
📍 The Women's Building

🎟️ https://oliviabrion.vinesos.com/cantadora-release-party-fall-2026-w**e-release-/

10/06/2026

In this final conversation, the original MaestraPeace muralists Juana Alicia Araiza and Meera Desai reflect on what this mural means today and share the story behind the MaestraPeace book, a beautiful tribute to the , histories, and collective vision that continue to inspire generations.

💜 Help us protect this living piece of Every gift to our Mural Fund helps preserve MaestraPeace for future generations.

🔗 Donate at womensbuilding.org or in the LINK in BIO

10/05/2026

👀 Compañeras ¿Ya apartaron su martes?
Porque mañana arrancamos Señaladores de lo Invisible. Traigan sus ganas de crear, compartir y historias con nosotras. 🧵💜

📍 El Edificio de Mujeres
🕐 1:00 a 3:00 PM

Facilitan: Luciana Rodríguez y Agustina Amiconi, Grupo Voces Feministas, NAKA (Navarrete x Kajiyama Dance Theater)

Mas info:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1396156596012007/

10/05/2026

💜 Proud to stand alongside our partners in the San Francisco Latino Parity and Equity Coalition at the Heritage Celebration at City Hall.

Together, we're building a city where our communities are seen, heard, and supported.

10/02/2026

💜 Who decides what are allowed to want, enjoy, or choose?

Conversations about often focus on rights and access. But they are also about autonomy, dignity, and the freedom to make decisions about our own bodies and lives.

'The moral hierarchy of pleasure' explores how ideas about pleasure, morality, and control continue to shape women's experiences around the world.

We'd love to know what you think.

Across history, female pleasure has been regulated through religion, ritual, sexuality and property, revealing enduring struggles over bodily autonomy.