The Twin Cities Coalition for Justice is an all volunteer, grassroots community group dedicated to the fight for justice for those who have been harmed by police.
Founded after the killing of Jamar Clark by the Minneapolis Police Department, on November 15, 2015, the Coalition has supported the families of victims of police violence and searched for solutions to prevent this violence ever since. We have seen too much. The community has suffered too much. And the Mayor, the courts, and politicians continue to allow these abuses of power. We want to take that power back.
You can follow our work on Facebook and Instagram.
Jamar’s story inspired us to launch the fight for community control in Minneapolis, and we expect to put CPAC on the ballot in Minneapolis this November.
We stand with our Palestinian siblings against genocide and for liberation, knowing that Israeli Occupations Forces also train murderers like Derek Chauvin in police forces occupying our communities.
Our organization has always had queer and trans leaders, and we fight for justice for LGBTQ people and against racism and police abuses within the LGBTQ community.
Twin Cities Coalition for Justice is a member of the Peoples Action Coalition Against Trump, the Free Palestine Coalition, and the Taking Back Pride Coalition. We are the Minnesota Chapter of the National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression.
Join us at an upcoming event - posted on Instagram.
We meet weekly (via zoom and/or in person).
If you want to join us, click here and complete the form to introduce yourself.
Then email us to find out when our next open meeting will be!
We are sick of cops killing, drugging, maiming, and harassing our people. How is it that cops with several dozen abuse complaints, cops who have repeatedly hurt unarmed people, cops who beat their wives, are still on the force? There is no real accountability.
We demand COMMUNITY control. Accountability to those who pay them: the residents of Minneapolis.
The demand for community control is not new - advanced by both the Black Panther Party fought for it in the 60s and the Movement for Black Lives today. TCC4J is taking up the fight for community control, meaning...
Click here to read our charter amendment to establish CPAC.