Plug in to our Right2Justice meetings this week

Live in Bexar or Dallas counties and want to transform our legal system? Join our online campaign meetings this week!

During these meetings, we’ll share with you the progress of our justice reform efforts at the local level and strategize on our work for the months ahead, from fighting mass incarceration, to enacting bail reform, to ending police brutality.

Bexar County Right2Justice meeting
Tuesday, February 9, at 5 p.m.
Facebook event with more info
For more information, call or text Dan Stanford at (210) 765-8435.

Dallas County Right2Justice meeting
Thursday, February 11, at 6 p.m.
Facebook event with more info
For more information, call or text Carvell Bowens at (214) 934-8558.

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Fighting for the rights of tenants in Harris County

No one should be facing eviction in the middle of a pandemic. Housing is a human right. Since last March, even with the CDC eviction moratorium in place and having been extended, there have been THOUSANDS of evictions filed in the City of Houston.

The CDC moratorium failed to protect the majority of these residents. Houston renters must come together and demand the swift, bold relief we need. We believe all deserve an affordable and safe place to call home.

That’s why our Housing Justice campaign this past weekend was engaging with apartment tenants in the Cypress Station area of Harris County to hear their concerns and let them know of their rights!

For more information on how to get involved in our Harris County Housing Justice Campaign, call or text Rai Prysock at (832) 652-6255.

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Police accountability will officially be on the ballot in San Antonio

San Antonians have spoken and they’re calling for more police accountability in our communities. After months of petitioning across the city, the San Antonio City Clerk’s office last week verified that our ally Fix SAPD gathered the petition signatures needed to get the repeal of Texas Local Government Code Chapter 174 on the ballot for this May’s municipal election!

Because of the longtime existence of Texas Local Government Code Chapters 174 and 143, it’s nearly impossible to hold bad police officers and the institutions that enable them accountable for their actions.

That’s why TOP is supporting Fix SAPD in this effort, because to make true public safety a reality in our communities, we need to get rid of barriers that shield problematic police officers and their misconduct.

Now that the repeal of Chapter 174 will soon be on the ballot, JOIN US FOR A DIGITAL CAMPAIGN KICKOFF this Thursday, February 11, at 6 p.m.

RSVP FOR THE LAUNCH PARTY HERE.

For more information, call or text Jasmine Estrada at (210) 542-2262.

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