1 Year Anniversary
August 13, 2011
Pics coming soon!
July Luna ride
(Organizers: Gloria & Monica)
Pics coming soon!
Solidarity Ink’s Grand Re-opening
June 26 2011
We had the pleasure of tabling at Solidarity Ink’s new silk screening HQ’s in Lincoln Heights. Our cause gathered a lot of interest in those coming by to say hello and we had a great time meeting all of you!
June Luna Ride
June 15 2011
(Ride organizers: Andi and Liz P.)
Photos coming soon!
“Take Back the Farm!” ride
June 11, 2011
(Ride organizers: Mayra)
2011 SLUTwalk
June 2011
(Ride by invitation)
“The SlutWalk protest marches began on April 3, 2011 in Toronto Canada and have since become an international movement of rallies across the world. They are a protest against the belief that any aspect of a woman’s appearance might explain or excuse rape.The rallies began in response to remarks made by Constable Michael Sanguinetti, a Toronto police officer, who suggested that in order not to be victimized, ‘women should avoid dressing like sluts’. The protest take the form of a march, by mainly young women, where some dress in ordinary clothing, and others dress provocatively; there are also speaker meetings and workshops.”
http://www.
slutwalktoronto.com/
May “Luna Ride”
2011
Photos coming soon!
May Day Ride!
May 1, 2011
(Ride organizers: Xela)
“El pueblo unido jamas sera vencido!”
Ovarian Psycos volunteering at Self Help Graphics Event
April 30, 2011
Andi and Elvira came down to show support and get to work.
Prepping for May Day Ride
April 28, 2011
Corazon del Pueblo/Ovarian Psyco Fundraiser
April 16, 2011
We hosted Corazon del pueblo’s April art exhibit which included some artwork by the Ova’s themselves and threw a fundraiser that month. The Ovarian Psycos & friends put in SO much effort and dedication to this cause and showed everybody that we know how to handle business son. The show was a complete success! Here are some highlights the day after:
Ciclavia April 10 2011
“Ciclovías started in Bogotá, Colombia, over thirty years ago as a response to the congestion and pollution of city streets. Now they happen throughout Latin America and the United States, connecting communities and giving people a break from the stress of car traffic. The health benefits are immense. Ciclovías bring families outside of their homes to enjoy the streets, our largest public space.”
http://ciclavia.wordpress.com/
Prepping for Ciclavia
April 2011
Workin into the night making flags, spokes cards, and grubbin on Dominos Pizza.
“My Bike Is My Weapon” Workshop @ Debbs Park
What a great turn out! The workshop was a total success – Big thanks to Mayra and Yoli who did a freakin fantastic job leading it! <3
March 2011
Prepping for our self-defense workshop
March 2011
As part of the Mujeres de Maiz March event calender, we hosted a Self defense workshop. Here we are during the planning stages 
Handling Business
A space, a park, our homes, grubbing at a local eatery – our trusty notebooks and planners aren’t far behind.
“Ride por Vida” Solidarity ride for LGBT youth of color
February 2011
(Ride organizers: Eyerie and Liz M.)
This ride was dedicated to our LGBT youth of color who left us too soon. We rode in solidarity through the suicide bridge in Pasadena and paused for a moment of silence leaving candles and saying a few words in their honor.
Sprout the love: Seed bombing ride
January 2011
(Ride organizers: Elvira and Jocelyn)
“The term “seed grenade” was first used by Liz Christy in 1973 when she started the “Green Guerrillas”. The first seed grenades were made from condoms filled with local wildflower seeds, water and fertilizer. They were tossed over fences onto empty lots in New York City in order to make the neighborhoods look better. It was the start of the Guerilla Gardening movement.”
On this ride, everyone met at Olvera Street, rode through Downtown L.A., and all down Whittier Blvd to East L.A. chucking seed bombs all along the route. We ended up at one of our fellow Psyco sisters house at the end and relaxed watching an independent film called ” The day I became a woman.”
