TOMORROW!!! show up to protest the upcoming sweeps of unhoused people and to call for an end to ALL evictions for everyone!!
PLEASE SHOW UP!! this is one of the last actions to ensure that Berkeley city council does not increase the police budget so come tell them that we want to fund community care, NOT COPS!!
abolition may may be ending, but fuck the police is forever. we will fight for abolition until the very end!
SHOW UP TODAY AT 12 PM AT PEOPLES PARK AND STAND AGAINST THE UC’S DEVELOPMENT PLANS AND POLICE PRESENCE ON CAMPUS!!
come join us and @defendppark to protest UC police presence and development plans on may 15th!
TOMORROW!!!
come join us and @defendppark to protest UC police presence and development plans on may 15th!
Replying to @janetreilly
@janetreilly @WordsByJamaal @EleniForCA @UCPrezDrake @GavinNewsom Vote NO on LRDP UC Regents! This plan will evict ppl + demolish affordable housing at 1921 Walnut (Anchor House/Project #1) & destroy historic People’s Park (Project #2) #Save1921Walnut #DefendPeoplesPark #NOonLRDP
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TOMORROW AT 3!!!!!!!!!
continuing with actions for #abolitionmay, join us, POOR Magazine, Indian People Organizing for Change, and many others as we march across UC Berkeley in prayer and protest. Meet at Hearst Museum of Anthropology, by the corner of College and Bancroft on Wednesday, May 5, at 3 PM!
continuing with actions for #abolitionmay, join us, POOR Magazine, Indian People Organizing for Change, and many others as we march across UC Berkeley in prayer and protest. Meet at Hearst Museum of Anthropology, by the corner of College and Bancroft on Wednesday, May 5, at 3 PM!
Although UCB doesn’t have classes on May 3rd, that does not mean you cannot take part in the Cops off Campus National Day of Refusal! Join us masked up and socially distanced on Sproul Plaza this Monday to kick off #abolitionmay with coffee and baked goods to talk about abolition
an essential part of abolition is the imaginative. you have to imagine a world that doesn’t rely on
carceral punishment and police brutality to punish or “protect” its citizens. you have to imagine a world that prioritizes the basic needs of its citizens over profit.
children are being killed by the police and instead of talking about abolition, they are talking about the justification of these murders. reform is not enough.
come join us and @defendppark to protest UC police presence and development plans on may 15th!
students need financial relief, not increased police presence outside their (overpriced) student housing
imagine the various community programs and public safety initiatives that could be implemented throughout the UC if we stopped funding ucpd
This Wednesday come and watch the "campus safety" symposium through an abolitionist lens - we're in this together!
UCB Independent Advisory Board public forum this Wednesday 12/9, 1-3pm. Email [email protected] to help us flood the public comments section! Cops + administration will be present. #copsoffcampus #ucberkeley #abolitionnow











