Understanding LASAR – Zine
Check out our new zine created in collaboration with students from Fairfax High School’s Peace and Social Justice Club, on LAUSD’s new youth surveillance app.
Check out our new zine created in collaboration with students from Fairfax High School’s Peace and Social Justice Club, on LAUSD’s new youth surveillance app.
Do you want to use public records laws in abolitionist organizing? Bring your requests and questions to our in-person legal workshop. We will also be following up on public records we proposed after our day at Echo Park Lake.
On Tuesday we’ll revisit our residency with Stem to the Future, discussing the months of research and preparation that culminated in an action led by our youth at LAUSD! We will report back on the students’ protest and talk about our planned events in the upcoming weeks.
Read FROM ACADEMIC COMPLICITY TO ACADEMIC REBELLION, a new zine from our Academic Complicity Work Group. We hope for this zine to serve as an… Read More »NEW ZINE: From Academic Complicity to Academic Rebellion
Read our new report about the family policing system.
Join us online this Tuesday May 9 at 6 PM for the monthly community meeting of our fight against the War on Youth! This month… Read More »From Palestine to the border to L.A., youth resistance leads the way!
LAPD has released its annual demand for a bigger budget, calling for a $119 million budget increase.
Today we and over two dozen other organizations representing a wide array of communities across the city publicly rejected an LAPD proposal to establish a… Read More »Community Letter Opposing “Community-Police Advisory Board for Technology”
The Stop LAPD Spying Coalition has filed a new lawsuit confronting LAPD’s refusal to disclose records reflecting the location of surveillance cameras supposedly monitoring all… Read More »Lawsuit Challenging LAPD’s Refusal to Identify Echo Park Cameras