FROM PROTEST TO POLICY: The Struggle for Local Control Continues – 4/9/26

Join us for an important conversation examining the ongoing fight for community control and police accountability. Beginning with the police killing of Marilyn Banks, this panel will trace the organizing strategies led by the Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression (CACPR) to advance local control and establish an independent civilian oversight board.

This event also marks the launch of the OBS Archives Project, preserving the history and impact of grassroots struggle for justice.

Panelists:
Janey Archey
John Chasnoff
Terry Kennedy
Jamala Rogers

 

This event will be held in person with a virtual attendance option available.

FROM PROTEST TO POLICY: The Struggle for Local Control Continues – 4/9/26

Join us for an important conversation examining the ongoing fight for community control and police accountability. Beginning with the police killing of Marilyn Banks, this panel will trace the organizing strategies led by the Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression (CACPR) to advance local control and establish an independent civilian oversight board.

This event also marks the launch of the OBS Archives Project, preserving the history and impact of grassroots struggle for justice.

Panelists:
Janey Archey
John Chasnoff
Terry Kennedy
Jamala Rogers

 

This event will be held in person with a virtual attendance option available.

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Reject The Takeover Mass Emergency Meeting – 4/1/2026

The Board of Police Commissioners is demanding $250-350 million of OUR tax dollars to fund police. St. Louisans are coming together to stop this attack and demand that St. Louis City’s budget go towards services and resources that actually help our communities–things like mental health service expansion, Right to Counsel, and funding for a just recovery in North City.

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