Southern California Anarchist Federation
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SCAF (Southern California Anarchist Federation) was a decentralized, regional network of anti-authoritarian collectives from Southern California. Formed in the beginning of 2004 by several individuals belonging to collectives spread throughout Southern California, the purpose of the federation was to provide a forum for groups and individuals to network, build solidarity, share resources, and help each other with local projects. The chapters included members from Orange County, the Antelope Valley, and Los Angeles.
Various collectives formed from the federation involving labor support, a youth collective, and a women's collective.
The Southern California Anarchist Federation disbanded in 2006.
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- Southern California Anarchists Hit Again By Repression- May 2004
- SCAF with IWW and the Harbor Truckers March on Labor Day- 2005
- Learning from our experiences: Reflections on the rise and fall of SCAF-LA- 2006
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