Upcoming Events

Thanks for checking out our calendar of upcoming CPR and CPR member events. Joining events is a great way to build community power in the fight for police accountability, safety and justice!

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NYC Community Safety Cohort

May 29, 2025
June 12, 2025
CPR Member Event

The Anti Violence Project is leading an NYC Community Safety Cohort – a free training and technical assistance program for organizations that work with LGBTQ+ communities that are facing threats of hate violence and seeking support in developing safety protocols & procedures. There will be three sessions taking place on May 29, June 5th, and June 12th. The deadline to apply is Friday, May 16th. If you have any questions, please reach out to Delilah Seligman, AVP’s Manager of Training Programs at deligman [at] avp.org. Learn more and register here.

De-Escalation & Pride Safety Training

June 11, 2025
June 11, 2025
CPR Member Event

The Anti-Violence Project is hosting a two-part series of free virtual public safety trainings on preventing LGBTQ+ hate violence. The first one, “De-Escalation & Pride Safety Training”, will center around upstander intervention / de-escalation skills and safety planning strategies for Pride events.

Online & Social Media Safety Training

June 25, 2025
June 25, 2025
CPR Member Event

The Anti-Violence Project is hosting a two-part series of free virtual public safety trainings on preventing LGBTQ+ hate violence. The second one, “Online & Social Media Safety”, will center around navigating & responding to online harassment / threats of violence.

Truth, Trauma, and Transformation: Reclaiming Justice Through Community and Policy

June 25, 2025
June 25, 2025
CPR Member Event

Latino Justice PRLDEF will be co-hosting a webinar that will take a look at the personal and systemic impacts of criminal legal harm—from wrongful convictions and pretrial incarceration to the lasting trauma endured by individuals, families, and entire communities, where participants will be able to hear from justice advocates, community leaders, and policy changemakers about what it truly means to transform the system.