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Self-managed social centers are community spaces which often feature music venues, infoshops, bicycle workshops and free schools. In French, they are termed espace autogéré and in Italian Centro Sociale Autogestito (CSA), or Centro Sociale Occupato Autogestito (CSOA) if squatted.[1][2] These projects are concrete examples of Temporary Autonomous Zones.[3]

Centers

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List of self-managed social centers
NameImageCityStateDurationStatusReference
1 in 12 Club BradfordEngland1988–Ongoing[4]
121 CentreLondonEngland1980s–1999Former[5]
491 Gallery LondonEngland2001–2013Former[6]
56a Infoshop LondonEngland1991–Ongoing[7]
ABC No Rio New York CityUnited States1980–Ongoing[8]
ACU UtrechtNetherlands1976–Ongoing[9]
ADM AmsterdamNetherlands1997–2019Former[10]
Albert Street Autonomous Zone WinnipegCanada1995–Ongoing[11]
ASCII AmsterdamNetherlands1999–2006Former[12]
AuFrankfurtGermany1983–Ongoing[13]
Autonomous Centre of EdinburghEdinburghScotland1997–Ongoing[4]
Bank of Ideas LondonEngland2011–2012Former[14]
BASEBristolEngland1995–Ongoing[15]
BITLondonEngland1968–1979Former[16]
Binz ZürichSwitzerland2006–2013Former[17]
Blauwe Aanslag The HagueNetherlands1980–2003Former[18]
Blitz OsloNorway1982–Ongoing[19]
Bloomsbury Social Centre LondonEngland2011–2011Former[20]
Bluestockings New York CityUnited States1999–Ongoing[21]
Boxcar Books BloomingtonUnited States2001–2017Former[22]
Brian MacKenzie InfoshopWashington D.C.United States2003–2008Former[23]
The Brick House LouisvilleUnited States1999–2008Former[24]
Buridda GenoaItaly2003–2014, 2014–Ongoing[25]
Camas Bookstore and Infoshop VictoriaCanada2007–Ongoing[26]
Can Masdeu BarcelonaCatalonia2001–Ongoing[27]
Can Vies BarcelonaCatalonia1997–Ongoing[28]
Cascina Torchiera MilanItaly1992–Ongoing[29]
Catalyst Infoshop PrescottUnited States2004–2010Former[30]
Centre International de Recherches sur l'Anarchisme LausanneSwitzerland1957–Ongoing[31]
Centro 73ChişinăuMoldova2010–2010Former[32]
Centro IbericoLondonEnglandc. 1970s–1982Former[33]
Chanti Ollin Mexico CityMexico2003–2017Former[34]
Ché Café San DiegoUnited States1980–Ongoing[35]
Civic Media Center GainsvilleUnited States1992–Ongoing[36]
Coffee StrongLakewoodUnited States2008–2012Former[37]
Common Ground Collective New OrleansUnited States2005–Ongoing[38]
Conne Island LeipzigGermany1991–Ongoing[39]
Cowley Club BrightonEngland2002–Ongoing[40]
Cox 18 MilanItaly1976–Ongoing[41]
CSOA Forte Prenestino RomeItaly1986–Ongoing[42]
C-Squat New YorkUnited States1989–Ongoing[43]
DIY Space for London LondonEngland2015–2020Closed[44][45]
EKH ViennaAustria1990–Ongoing[46]
Eskalera Karakola MadridSpain1996–Ongoing[47]
ExtrapoolNijmegenNetherlands1991–Ongoing[48]
Firestorm Books & CoffeeAshevilleUnited States2008–Ongoing[49]
Forest Café EdinburghScotland2000–2022Former[50][51]
Fort Thunder ProvidenceUnited States1995–2001Former[52]
Freedom Press LondonEngland1886–Ongoing[53]
Freedom ShopWellingtonNew Zealand1995–Ongoing[54]
Grote Broek NijmegenNetherlands1984–Ongoing[55]
Hausmania OsloNorway2000–Ongoing[56]
Hirvitalo TampereFinland2006–Ongoing[57]
Ingobernable MadridSpain2017–2019, 2020–2020Former[58]
Internationalist Books CarrboroUnited States1981–2016Former[59]
Iron Rail Book Collective New OrleansUnited States2003–2012Former[60]
Jura Books SydneyAustralia1977–Ongoing[61]
Kafé 44 StockholmSweden1976–Ongoing[62]
Kasa de la Muntanya BarcelonaCatalonia1989–Ongoing[28]
Klinika PragueCzech Republic2014–2019Former[63]
Køpi BerlinGermany1990–Ongoing[64]
Kulturzentrum Bremgarten BremgartenSwitzerland1990–Ongoing[65]
Kulturzentrum Reitschule BernSwitzerland1980s–Ongoing[66]
Kukutza BilbaoBasque Country1996–1996, 1998–1998, 1998–2011Former[67]
Ladronka PragueCzech Republic1993–2000Former[63]
Landbouwbelang MaastrichtNetherlands2002–Ongoing[68]
Leoncavallo MilanItaly1975–Ongoing[69]
Lepakko HelsinkiFinland1979-1999Evicted[70]
London Action Resource CentreLondonEngland1999-Ongoing[71]
London Queer Social Centre LondonEngland2012–2014 (four locations)Evicted[72]
Lucy Parsons Center BostonUnited States1992–Ongoing[73]
Metelkova LjubljanaSlovenia1993–Ongoing[74]
Milada PragueCzech Republic1997–2009Former[63]
Noisebridge San FranciscoUnited States2007–Ongoing[75]
OCCII AmsterdamNetherlands1984–Ongoing[55]
Okupa CheMexico CityMexico2000–Ongoing[34]
OT301 AmsterdamNetherlands1999–Ongoing[55]
Patio Maravillas MadridSpain2007–2010, 2010–2015, 2015–2015Former[76]
Poortgebouw RotterdamNetherlands1980–Ongoing[77]
Qilombo West Oakland, CaliforniaUnited States2011–2019Former[78]
rampARTLondonEngland2004–2009Former[79]
Really Free School LondonEngland2011Former[80]
Red and Black Cafe PortlandUnited States2000–2015Former[81]
Red Emma's BaltimoreUnited States2004–Ongoing[82]
RHINO GenevaSwitzerland1988–2007Former[83]
Rog LjubljanaSlovenia2006–2021Former[84]
Rote Flora HamburgGermany1989–Ongoing[85]
Rozbrat PoznańPoland1994–Ongoing[86]
Salon MazalTel AvivIsrael2000sFormer[87]
Seomra Spraoi DublinIreland2004–2015Former[88]
Spartacus Books VancouverCanada1973–Ongoing[89]
Spike Surplus SchemeLondonEngland1999–2009Former[90]
St Agnes Place LondonEngland1969–2005Former[91]
Sumac Centre NottinghamEngland1984–Ongoing[92]
Syndikalistiskt ForumGothenburgSweden1980–Ongoing[93]
Tabacalera de Lavapiés MadridSpain2010–Ongoing[94]
Trotz Allem WittenGermany1999–2005, 2006–2006, 2010–Ongoing[95]
Turun Kirjakahvila [fi] TurkuFinland1981–Ongoing[96]
Ubica UtrechtNetherlands1992–2013Former[97]
UFFATrondheimNorway1981–Ongoing[98]
Ungdomshuset CopenhagenDenmark1982–2007, 2008–Ongoing[99]
ValreepAmsterdamNetherlands2011–2014Former[100]
Villa Amalia AthensGreece1990–2012Former[101]
Vloek The HagueNetherlands2002–2015Former[102]
Vrankrijk AmsterdamNetherlands1982–Ongoing[103]
Vrijplaats Koppenhinksteeg LeidenNetherlands1968–2010Former[104]
Wapping Autonomy CentreLondonEngland1981–1982Former[105]
Warzone CentreBelfastNorthern Ireland1986–2003, 2011-2018Former[106]

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