Posts Tagged ‘People’s Justice’
For all people interested in getting their hands dirty in some powerful radical work to stop police violence in NYC!!
11:38 am By Maegan La Mala · New York City|Police Violence · Comments Off
29 Jun 2011These folks are friends of mine and they can be your friends too!
Peoples Justice for Community Control and Police Accountability
Volunteer Open HouseWant to volunteer with the coalition?
For all people interested in getting their hand dirty in some powerful radical work to stop police violence in NYC!!
Come find out how your can support PJ’s work on the group through our Cop Watch Network, Know Your Rights Educational Campaign, Public Art and Advertising and Fundraising efforts.
Thursday, July 14 from 7-9pm
@
Center for Constitutional Rights
666 Broadway 6th FL.
(D, F to Broadway Lafayette, 6 Train to Bleecker street)*Spread far and wide and take a stand against police violence*
NYC Peoples’ Justice Cop Watch Training March 20th
8:22 am By Maegan La Mala · Justice|New York City · Comments Off
10 Mar 2011
What Would Police Accountability in NYC Look Like? Join Peoples’ Justice for a Cop Watch Training
2:58 pm By Maegan La Mala · New York City · 1 Comment
13 Jan 2011
When:Sat. Jan. 15th, 2011, 2-5 pm
Where: Center for Constitutional Rights,666 Broadway, 7th Floor
(N/R/W to 8th Street or B/D/F/V to B-Way-Laf St.)
Who Should Attend:
- Groups of 3-5 who wanna start Cop Watch teams.
- Folks who wanna learn about their rights when approached by the cops (esp. poc, youth, immigrants, trans and
queer folks).
- Folks who are tired of watching police violence in their neighborhoods.
- Folks who wanna plug into PJ’s work.
- Lawyers who want help hold the NYPD accountable to NYC communities.
- Folks who wanna talk to their communities about issues they face.
Brought to you by:
Peoples’ Justice for Community Control and Police Accountability
212.614.5343
www.peoplesjustice.org
info@peoplesjustice.org
NYC Latinos Stand Up By Sitting In for Sean Bell
10:54 am By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Activism|Justice|New York City · 4 Comments
20 Mar 2007
All to often in the mainstream media, the issue of police brutality is painted as a black and white issue when in reality it is an issue impacting all people of color. The most recent highly publicized police killing of Sean Bell in Queens, NYC last November has long time police brutality activists and communities of color across the city organizing and calling out a pattern and practice of racially based police killings.
The recent indictments against three of the five officers who fired 50 shots at Bell on the eve of his wedding have left some in the Latino community justifiably unsatisfied. Some showed their dissatisfaction by committing and act of civil disobedience by blocking the entrance to the Queens Criminal Court in Kew Gardens.
Hola!
VivirLatino is a daily publication published by Mamita Mala Media, dedicated to featuring all the latest politics, culture, entertainment of interest to the diverse Latin@ diaspora.
About | Advertise with us | Contact | Twitter
blog advertising is good for you
blog advertising is good for you
- Maegan La Mala: Thank you Ana. You have always had a kind word and great example. As I tweeted yesterday the biggest [...]
- Maegan La Mala: Thank you Julio! To be honest I was a little nervous. [...]
- Ana L. Flores: I was very excited when you decided to join us. I really wanted your voice there as it would add dep [...]
- Maegan La Mala: Hola Juliana and thanks for commenting. There is a dearth in activist/critical thinking Latino blogg [...]
- Julio Ricardo Varela: Good for you for asking. I got goose bumps just reading this and yes, yes, yes, to it all. Thank you [...]
- LATISM/Top Bloguera Retreat Reflection II : Yes There a Place for a Latin@ Political Blog
- Top Blogueras at the White House : Beyond Puppetry and Pendejas
- Washington DC Bound
- By Land & By Sea Drawing Attention to Puerto Rican Political Prisoner Oscar Lopez Rivera
- Welcome to NY Secure Communities
- DOJ Puts Sheriff Arpaio on Notice. Who Will Put the DOJ on Notice?
- VL at the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival: Babygirl
- 45th Precinct Residents to File Complaint Against Abusive NYPD Officers
- Monday Musica : Maga Bo – Quilombo do Futuro
- NYC : Confronting Police Violence in the Courts – May 19, 1-3pm – Justice Committee Workshop
