Join us on Thursday, June 20th at 7-8:30pm – Throop church, 300 S. Los Robles Ave., Pasadena for a discussion on rent control and eviction protections.

Brave New Films has produced the Healing Trauma Series to address an important feeder of the systemic issues which fuel our incarceration crisis: trauma. The films in this series profile two different programs that aim to reduce the recidivism of formerly-incarcerated individuals by providing holistic, trauma-informed approaches that we can apply to our Pasadena community.

PANEL
Homeboy Staff: Inez Salcido ~ George Nunez ~ Emily Chapa ~ Chris Finney, Flintridge Pasadena Reintegration Program Norma Jimenez, Gang Interventionist and Peace Advocate
Thursday, June 27, 2019
Doors Open 6:00pm
Screening Begins 6:15pm Sharp
Panel 7:00pm
Community Dialogue 7:45pm

SUPPORTED BY
NAACP (Pasadena Branch)
IMA (Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance)
CICOPP (Coalition for Increased Civilian Oversight of Pasadena Police)
POP! (Pasadenans Organizing for Progress)
Homeboy Ministries

We need your help to canvass Pasadena Businesses to talk with workers and managers about the July 1, 2019 Minimum Wage Increase. Sign Up: http://bit.ly/POPoutreach

​ACLU called the Assembly’s 67 to 0 vote yesterday a “breakthrough” on legislation that, if passed out of the Senate and signed, will give California one of the most stringent use of force standards in the country.

According to ACLU, the bill will update California’s outdated use of force standard to require that police officers avoid using deadly force when there are other options.  The bill will also help ensure officers are held accountable when they fail to comply with this new standard.