We. Just. Getting. Started. Moving Money for M4BL
On Monday, June 8, nearly 700 people gathered on [...]
$50million for M4BL – See You There
Dear Donors, Funders, and Resource Mobilizers: The Movement for [...]
Police Unions: What to Know and Why They Don’t Belong in the Labor Movement
Police Unions: What to Know and Why They Don’t [...]
Copaganda: What It Is and How to Recognize It
Copaganda: What It Is and How to [...]
To Stop Police Violence, We Need Better Questions — and Bigger Demands
Photo By Sarah-Ji To Stop [...]
TURNING AWAY FROM SYSTEMS OF POLICING AND PUNISHMENT DOESN’T MEAN TURNING AWAY FROM ACCOUNTABILITY.
BY MARIAME KABA & ANDREA J. RITCHIE · JULY [...]
Until We’re Free: Philanthropy’s Role in Decriminalizing, Decarcerating, and Dreaming our Future, from Borealis Philanthropy.
Until We’re Free: Philanthropy’s Role in Decriminalizing, Decarcerating, and [...]
Say Their Names: Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Tony McDade, Dion Johnson
MAY 29, 2020 Say Their Names: Breonna Taylor, George [...]
Key Insights from #BaltimoreUprising
Austin Thompson, director Youth Engagement Fund Understanding Baltimore’s Uprising [...]
Communities United for Police Reform (CPR)
Communities United for Police Reform is pushing for legislation that would substantially reduce the number of encounters between police and residents that are based on profiling and discrimination. We are calling on the New York City Council to pass legislation ending discriminatory “stop and frisk” practices and related discriminatory policing, ensuring respect of New Yorkers’ rights, and far more vigorous oversight of the NYPD. Additionally, we are calling for reforms to the citizen complaint process, so that reports of abuse, unlawful stops and improper behavior is taken far more seriously.
