Weekly Updates

This is a photo from our last youth day of the year where we made [fake] surveillance objects and did a scavenger hunt with them! On Tuesday December 9th, the Coalition attended the Board of Police Commissioners meeting where we talked about the new militarized vehicles being gifted to LAPD, not for rescue or medical… Continue reading →

12/02:On Tuesday December 2nd, the Coalition went to CalArts to speak with students about the surveillance state, predictive policing, and our ongoing fights. We also held our monthly Gender and Sexuality meeting where we talked about TERFs (trans exclusionary radical feminists), SWERFs (Sex Worker Exclusionary Radical Feminists), and our fight for decriminalization of sex work.… Continue reading →

11/25:On Tuesday, the Coalition disrupted the Board of Police Commissioners meeting where we continued to expose them for their lies about real time crime centers, and their bloated budgets for Community “Safety” Partnerships. That evening, we held our monthly Data Driven Policing meeting where we read sections of our report “Automating Banishment” which talks about… Continue reading →

11/18: This past Tuesday, the Coalition attended the Board of Police Commissioners meeting where we continued to disrupt and expose them as a rubber stamping body that green lights LAPD’s violence. While Teresa symbolically extended the public comment period, folks were kicked out of the room and denied the chance to make comment. Despite all… Continue reading →

11/11The Coalition attended DWAC’s weekly meeting Tuesday afternoon and on Tuesday evening, we held our monthly War on Youth Meeting where we talked about the ongoing genocide in Sudan as well as how youth are targeted. 11/12On Wednesday, we supported Human and Civil Rights from LA CAN with community watch in Skid Row. LAPD was… Continue reading →

This is a mock surveillance camera we are hoping to use for our scavenger hunt at youth day in the park this month 🙂 11/03:On Monday, the Coalition attended the press conference demanding Benjamin Marcelo Guerrero-Cruz’s release from Adelanto (an ICE Detention facility). Benjamin is an LAUSD student who was abducted while walking his dog, and… Continue reading →

10/28:On Tuesday, the Coalition attended the Board of Police Commissioners meeting where LAPD was getting tens of thousands of dollars worth of new surveillance equipment. The newest commissioner, Jeff Skobin – a zionist heir to Galpin motors and a long time BoPC nepo baby. Teresa, the commission’s president continued to cut off speeches and silence… Continue reading →

10/14:On Tuesday, the Coalition held our monthly War on Youth Meeting where we talked about the history of the war against youth, and its ties with October 22nd. Later, we did an art build where we made protest art in preparation for O22. 10/17:The Coalition helped out at LA CAN’s Marketplace this Friday where we… Continue reading →