A personal appeal from Genevieve Huizar and Donna Michelle Castro, mothers of Manuel Diaz and Joel Acevedo who were killed by Anaheim Police in July 2012.

Over 200 people joined in a spirited march on the Lynwood substation of the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department to demand justice for Jose de la Trinidad and an end to police brutality in the local community.

ANSWER Syracuse sends its unconditional support and solidarity to Chundra Smith and her family and friends today, as the trial against Onondaga County begins in state Supreme Court.

On March 5, the Justice for Alan Blueford Coalition organized a rally at the Alameda County district attorney's office attended by over 100 supporters

The Justice 4 Alan Blueford Coalition and many in the Oakland community call upon Calif. Attorney General Kamala Harris and the DA’s office to press charges against OPD Officer Miguel Masso for the murder of Alan Blueford, Reopen all cases of officer-involved killings from the Riders case in 2003 to the present, and Create a strategy and policy to end the criminalization of the Black and Brown communities

Demanding an end to police brutality, hundreds joined the Stop the Cops march in New York City

On Feb. 5, community members and activists gathered at the monthly meeting of the Onondaga County Legislature to demand the creation of an independent community mechanism to impose oversight on the policies, practices and procedures of the misnamed Onondaga County “Justice” Center.

With a banner reading “From the Mission District to the whole Bay Area—Stop Racist Police Brutality,” over 300 community members rallied against the most recent case of police violence in San Francisco.

This February we will recognize the one-year anniversary of the killing of Ramarley Graham in the Bronx, and Trayvon Martin in Florida, not in silence, but in action.

On Feb. 5, community members and activists gathered at the monthly meeting of the Onondaga County Legislature to demand the creation of an independent community mechanism to impose oversight on the policies, practices and procedures of the misnamed Onondaga County “Justice” Center.