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03 / 9
Start: 6:30 pm
End: 8:30 pm
For Immediate Release: FREE! Families Film Forum Social Justice Screening Series Launches in Harlem, March 9, 2009, the eve of historic Rockefeller Advocacy Day. FREE! Families Rally for Emancipation and Empowerment, a grassroots community organizing collective of people with incarcerated loved ones, is launching a new monthly event at the Maysles Cinema in Harlem. Each month, FREE! Families Film Forum will present a different social justice film followed by interactive audience discussion to prompt dialogue, strategy and action by community stakeholders. 5452 reads | more info
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03 / 10
Start: 6:00 am
End: 8:30 pm
Join FREE!, and the Fortune Society for Drop the Rock Advocacy Day, part of the Drop the Rock Coalition's struggle to Repeal Mandatory Minimum Drug Laws in New York State. Meet face to face with legislators and tell them exactly what needs to be done to eradicate these racist, wasteful drug laws, once and for all! FREE! wants to see the $220 million dollars we'll save per year REINVESTED into OUR COMMUNITIES, those most impacted by mass incarceration! Drug related incidents point to root causes of poverty, lack of educational and health care resources, and the NEED FOR JOBS CREATION! We want to see corrections budgets shifting toward Green Jobs/Weatherization creation and training, and away from the profiteering private prison industry! 429 reads | more info
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Start: 1:00 pm
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What would you do with $220 Million a year?? These laws don't increase public safety, waste hundreds of millions of community and taxpayer dollars, and fail to get at the ROOT of drug related incidents, which includes poverty, education and public health! Black and Brown people are "collateral damage" of this "drug war". 575 reads | more info
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