It is with a heavy heart that we honor the life of our dearest friend and social justice warrior, Stephanie Jennings. She was a founding member of Women Occupy and fought tirelessly to reform the predecessor to the CPP. Rest in Power, Stephanie. Much Love, Your Friends at SDJ.

#counselorsnotcops

About a year ago, we introduced economic justice as the 3rd pillar of our mission. Thanks to you, we have since launched our cannabis social equity campaign. Learn more at buff.ly/3cKrDcm

Fentanyl overdoses have gripped our community, with the death toll 23% higher in the 1st quarter of 2022 than in 2021. Unhoused San Diegans are particularly vulnerable, illustrating how economic injustice is at the root of nearly all other injustices. Source: Voice of San Diego

Did you know that you could attend San Diego City Council meetings? View the schedule at buff.ly/3jhsHLc and attend via Zoom when you can at buff.ly/3hH0UDp - you can also make a public comment on agenda items at buff.ly/3g1WaYc

As we approach the end of 2022, we would like to thank you for all of the work you have done in the name of criminal, economic, and electoral justice this year. Your efforts have made huge strides, and we could not have accomplished all of this without you.

Happy New Year! If you saw our last post, you’ll know that 2022 was a HUGE year for SDJ! The community as a whole benefitted from our Partners’ hard work & we are eternally grateful for your tireless efforts. We are excited to see what we can accomplish together in 2023!

#throwbackthursday to making impactful decisions in last year’s Justice Exchanges, Community Forums, and meetings. We are planning many more opportunities for you to get involved this year. Sign up at buff.ly/3QZ9U2c, so you don’t miss any!

Ranked-Choice Voting (RCV) allows voters to rank candidates in order of preference, improving fairness by empowering voters to elect candidates willing to represent the interests of voters and their communities. Learn abt RCV & proportional representation buff.ly/3v6qpRW

Through a process of community input and feedback, we nominated leaders to serve for the Commission on Police Practices, and now it’s your turn to make sure they are appointed! Email the City Councilmembers →→→ mailchi.mp/sandiegansforj…

Here’s the bottom line: Given the history & purpose of police & their staunch opposition to reform, we can’t trust or expect them to address this issue. We need our electeds to act. #PassPrOTECTNow Read Voice of San Diego’s will huntsberry ‘s full article: voiceofsandiego.org/2023/04/27/sdp…

ICYMI ✍️ in anticipation of today's county vote on the District 4 vacancy, we sent a letter to the Supervisors asking for a special election to be called & for appropriate funds to be allocated for voter outreach and education

We are at the SD city council meeting this morning advocating for our San Diegans for Justice nominees to the Commission on Police Practices. 🎧 Listen in: sandiego.granicus.com/player/camera/…

We are so lucky to have such a fearless leader as our Co-Chair. Congratulations, Maresa! via San Diego Business Journal

We are having a party! 🥳 RSVP - bit.ly/measureb-party Please join us this Saturday at Bay City Brewing. Admission is free for all.