City-Wide NYC Know Your Rights Trainings

CPR members are hosting FREE Know Your Rights trainings across the city this Spring to empower New Yorkers with critical information about their rights. The trainings will provide attendees with an understanding of their rights during encounters with the NYPD, ICE and FBI, and tools to stay as safe as possible during these different types of law enforcement interactions.

Empowering your community and self is essential to ending discriminatory and abusive policing in New York City and is more important than ever, as the Trump administration seeks to carry out its dangerous agenda that encourages abusive law enforcement practices.

Do you know what to do if you’re stopped on the street by the NYPD, ICE or FBI?
Do you know what to do if a law enforcement officer seeks to search or detain you?
Do you know what to expect if NYPD, ICE or the FBI shows up at your home?


This Spring, come to one of these FREE, interactive community trainings to get answers to these types of questions and LEARN YOUR RIGHTS.

Bronx: April 27, 6:30-9pm
Bronxworks/Betances Center, 547 East 146th Street, Bronx
Organized by Justice Committee, Public Science Project & FIERCE.
Endorsers: Banana Kelly Community Improvement, Betances Community Center, Bronx Defenders, BronxWorks, Community Connections for Youth, Eastside Settlement Houses, Legal Aid Society, Mekong NYC, Mothers on the Move, New York Immigration Coalition, Northwest Bronx Community Clergy Coalition, Picture The Homeless, United Health Care

RSVP on Facebook, or contact Riko [at] JusticeCommittee.org.
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Manhattan: May 3, 6-9pm
Downtown Art, 70 East 4th St., New York, NY
Organized by NYC Anti-Violence Project, NYCLU, NAACP Legal Defense Fund & Global Action Project.

Endorsed by the New York Immigration Coalition. 
RSVP on Facebook, or contact Yasmin Safdie (YSafdie [at] avp.org, 212-714-1184 x14).
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Download CPR's Know Your Rights booklet to help you understand your rights when interacting with the police:

 

Topics: Know Your Rights