San Diegans for Justice

We are having a party! 🥳

Please join us this Saturday at Bay City Brewing. Admission is free for all. RSVP at bit.ly/measureb-party

We are excited to celebrate the hard work of our coalition members, supporters, and the newly appointed commissioners!

History has shown us repeatedly that "tough on crime" policies and criminalization of poverty DO NOT work. We are disappointed in the City of San Diego for passing this short-sighted, ill-informed policy.

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

You did it!

Thanks to your unwavering support (since 2019!) for our vision of a community-led, independent Commission on Police Practices, eight San Diegans for Justice nominees were appointed to the CPP yesterday!

Thank you to the Councilmembers who voted for a fair, balanced, and just Commission on Police Practices, particularly Council President Sean Elo-Rivera and Council President pro Tem Monica Montgomery Steppe!

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: https://sandiego.granicus.com/player/camera/5?&redirect=true

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

Together, we fought to create the Commission on Police Practices. We then spent the last two years advocating for a balanced and just ordinance for the CPP, and finally it’s time to support the appointment of qualified commissioners to the new commission.

San Diegans for Justice, through a process of community input and feedback, nominated leaders to serve for each CPP position, and now it’s your turn to make sure they are appointed!

Email the City Councilmembers and let them know you support each of our nominees →→→

Support SDJ's nominees to the Commission on Police Practices! Together, we fought to create the Commission on Police Practices. Then we spent two years advocating for a balanced and just ordinance for the CPP, and finally it’s time to support the appointment of qualified commissioners to the new commission.

Here at SDJ, we believe in electoral reform that gives voters more power to choose their elected leaders and reduces barriers to entry for good candidates who have been locked out of politics. Ranked-Choice Voting establishes just that.

Ranked-Choice Voting (RCV) is a voting system in which voters rank candidates in order of preference. Votes that do not help voters’ top choices win count for their next choice.

Ranked-Choice Voting improves fairness in elections by empowering voters to elect leaders that represent them. When coupled with proportional representation, RCV provides a greater political voice for individuals who are not a part of the monied political elite.

Learn more about RCV and proportional representation at https://buff.ly/3v6qpRW

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Here at San Diegans for Justice, we pride ourselves on building a movement that is accessible to all. That is why our voter education efforts, resources, and action items will never be behind a paywall.

We want to empower our movement to make great strides in the name of criminal, electoral, and economic justice.

We also want to be transparent about the costs of running a county-wide organization, such as expert policy analysis, lawyer retention, organizing, and community outreach.

That is why we are asking you to consider joining the Justice Collective. With a monthly donation of just $12, your membership will help us unravel systems of injustice and build collective power. Join at http://bit.ly/JusticeCollective

As a member of the Justice Collective, you will also have access to an exclusive yearly event with our co-chairs and like-minded members of the community, an invitation to vote on SDJ program priorities, and an exclusive SDJ sticker.

Become a member of the Justice Collective at http://bit.ly/JusticeCollective learn more at https://buff.ly/3ViC0Yp

Thank you for being in partnership with us.

In Solidarity,
Andrea & Maresa

to last year’s Justice Exchanges, Community Forums, and informal virtual meetings. Involving you in our brainstorming sessions is how we amplify the community’s voice!

Attending a virtual meeting is one of the easiest ways to leverage your political power to effect real change. Many of the decisions made in these meetings fostered immense progress on behalf of criminal, economic, and electoral justice last year.

We are planning many more opportunities for you to get involved this year. Sign up at https://buff.ly/3QZ9U2c, so you don’t miss any!

San Diegans for Justice is committed to empowering YOU to reclaim and feel comfortable owning your political power. We are working to offer you the tools to bring about systemic and structural change, particularly in the areas of criminal, electoral, and economic justice.

Learn more about the three pillars of our mission at https://buff.ly/3lPYOAJ

We all want to show up for our community, but life gets in the way sometimes. We get it.

That’s why we came up with Ten-Minute Tuesdays. In just ten minutes once a month, you can join us in leveraging our collective power to effect change.

Sign up at https://buff.ly/3QZ9U2c to receive your simple yet impactful action items next week!