We are dedicated to advocating for individuals who have been victims of police violence and misconduct. Through public awareness campaigns, community engagement, and direct support, we aim to bring justice to those affected by law enforcement actions. Currently, we are advocating for the families of Jorge Gomez, Isaiah Williams, and Christopher Smith in Nevada, but our efforts extend to many more families, and we are committed to continuing this fight for justice.

What We Do:

• Protests and Advocacy Campaigns: We organize protests and public advocacy campaigns to raise awareness about police violence and hold the police accountable. Our goal is to ensure that these cases receive the attention they deserve and that the public is informed about the truth behind these incidents.

• Protest and Advocacy Against Restrictive Bills: We stand against legislation that seeks to suppress peaceful protests and activism. In 2021, Senate Bill 242 was introduced in direct response to our protests outside the homes of officers who murdered civilians. In response, we organized, lobbied, and mobilized to ensure the bill did not pass. We continue to challenge restrictive legislation by launching advocacy campaigns, utilizing legal avenues, and rallying community support to protect the right to protest.

• Press Engagement: We work with the media to highlight the stories of victims of police violence. By engaging with journalists and press outlets, we ensure that these stories are shared widely, putting pressure on the police and authorities to act with transparency and accountability.

• Mobilization: We mobilize the community to take collective action, whether through protests, rallies, or petitions. We empower the community to stand in solidarity with families affected by police violence and demand justice.

• Educational Classes: We offer educational resources and classes to inform the community about their rights, how to organize for justice, and the ongoing struggles for abolition and police accountability. Our goal is to build a knowledgeable, engaged community that can take action when needed.

• Court Support: We support families by showing up at court hearings and trials. We believe that public presence can influence the outcomes of legal proceedings and provide solidarity to families as they navigate the justice system.

• Legal Support: We connect families with legal professionals who align with our values and who can provide the necessary legal support. Whether it’s helping them find attorneys or supporting their legal needs, we ensure that families have the resources they need to pursue justice.

• Building Partnerships: We collaborate with journalists, filmmakers, and media organizations to tell the stories of those impacted by police violence. We focus on humanizing the victims, emphasizing their lives, and bringing attention to the real-world impact of police misconduct.

• Angelversary: We honor the lives of those lost to police violence through Angelversary events. These are gatherings where we remember the victims and continue to advocate for justice in their names. It’s a way to ensure their legacies live on while keeping the pressure on those responsible.

• Court Mobilization: We pack the courts when families have court dates, showing public support and making sure their voices are heard. We believe that a strong community presence can influence the legal process and push for accountability.

• Family-Centered Justice: While we are abolitionists and recognize that true justice requires systemic change, we understand that achieving justice for each family is a deeply personal process. We support families in whatever justice looks like for them, whether that’s legal accountability, financial support, or healing. We are here to help them feel whole again, supporting them every step of the way.

Our Commitment

We are committed to ensuring that the voices of victims and their families are heard and supported. Our advocacy goes beyond the courtroom, focusing on systemic change while providing the necessary resources and solidarity to help families seek justice in their own way. We stand with families, fighting for accountability and a world free of police violence.