Tune into The City's discussion series, this event asks Can the NYPD Save Itself from Itself Under a New Administration? On the virtual panel to answer the topic question is CPR spokesperson Mark Winston Griffith.
On Oct. 9th, 1 pm at Fulton Park Plaza, CPR member Brooklyn Movement Center proudly presents in collaboration with Theatre of the Oppressed, “I LIVE HERE TOO”. This interactive play asks “What does it take to hold each other down?” Inspired by the shared experiences of Central Brooklyn tenants looking to rebuild community safety and unity despite landlord neglect, gentrification, and police occupation.
Join the families (Fams) of New Yorkers killed by NYPD this Thurs. 10/7 at 7 pm as they speak out against the NYPD equipping rookie cops with easier-to-kill guns. Deadlier guns will only make our communities less safe from police violence! RSVP here: http://bit.ly/NoNewNYPDGuns
Join CPR member New York City Anti-Violence Project (AVP) as they spread the word about anti-LGBTQ Hate Violence happening across NYC and educate folks on their rights and opportunities to support, learn and join in the work of peace and progress.
Sign up: https://bit.ly/HVcanvassingAVP (several dates to choose from)
Thursday, 7/1, at 11 AM rally for #AntonioWilliams at 1 Police Plaza.
We will gather with Antonio's family to make an important announcement and to continue to uplift the call to #FireNYPD officers who unjustly Killed him in 2019 while he waited for a cab near the Edenwald Houses in the Bronx.
Tuesday, June 29h at 11 AM, CPR members and partners will rally to call on the City Council to vote NO on the budget if the final version includes any increases for the NYPD. Join us outside of City Hall.
Please RSVP to join us in Queensbrige Park in Long Island City, on Monday, June 28th at 3PM for a BBQ, tabling, and community conversation on compelling the City of New York to invest in our communities while defunding the police to help end police violence against Black, brown, and poor people.
Tomorrow, 1 PM - 5 PM, please join CPR member Jews for Racial & Economic Justice for a Twitter action specifically focused on defunding the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force and funding the Hate Violence Prevention Initiative. We'd love it if you could participate!
Tomorrow, Wednesday, June 16th at 1 PM, CPR members, Brooklyn Movement Center, Citizen Action of NY, DRUM, Girls for Gender Equity, Jews for Racial & Economic Justice, Justice Committee, Make the Road New York, VOCAL-NY, and others will rally to call on the City Council to:
- Uphold last year’s promises to cut at least $1B from NYPD’s expense budget and redirect those monies to non-police health and safety solutions in the New York City budget for the Fiscal Year 2022 – in order to pass a budget that sets NYC up to have a just transition out of the pandemic.
- Require NYPD transparency in the budget.
- Make public when the budget vote will happen.
Join us outside of City Hall, between City Hall and the Brooklyn Bridge.
Join CPR member New York Anti-violence Project for a political education workshop that dives deep into AVP’s Cops out of Pride campaign, including the history of New York LGBTQ communities and NYPD, the origin of Pride from the Stonewall Uprising against a police raid. Also discussed will be LGBTQ communities’ resistance, alternative marches without the NYPD, policing today, and more, to give context for AVP’s Cops out of Pride campaign.
Registration Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcud-Gupz8oHtNBeKxsdcIzTvER_pI...
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