How Many Stops Act Endorsers
The How Many StopsAct is a NYC legislative package containing two common sense police reform bills that will bring critical and urgent transparency to the NYPD’s daily activities in NYC communities.
#HowManyStopsAct has been endorsed by grassroots organizations representing communities most directly impacted by policing, along with advocates and legal organizations from across the city, state and nation.
Click here to learn more and add your organization to the growing list of the How Many Stops Act campaign endorsers.
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1199 SEIU Healthcare Workers East
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Ali Forney Center
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Alliance for Quality Education
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Anthony Baez Memorial Fund
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Appellate Advocates
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Arab American Association of New York
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Arc of Justice
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Asian American Federation
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Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund
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Association of Legal Aid Attorneys/UAW Local 2325 (AFL-CIO)
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Audre Lorde Project
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Beldock Levine & Hoffman LLP
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Brandworkers
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Bronx Community Foundation
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Bronx Defenders
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Brooklyn Defender Services
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Brooklyn NAACP
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Brooklyn Org
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Brotherhood/Sister Sol
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CAAAV Organizing Asian Communities
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Campaign Zero
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Caribbean Equality Project
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Center for Antiviolence Education
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Center for Appellate Litigation
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Center for Community Alternatives
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Center for Constitutional Rights
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Center for Family Representation
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Center for Law and Social Justice at Medgar Evers College
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Center for Policing Equity
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Center for Popular Democracy
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Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC)
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Citizen Action of New York
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Color of Change
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Community Connections for Youth
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Community for a Cause
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Community Voices Heard
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Congregation Beth Elohim
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Defending Rights & Dissent
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Drug Policy Alliance
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DRUM - Desis Rising Up & Moving
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El Puente
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Equality for Flatbush
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Faith in New York
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Families and Friends of the Wrongfully Convicted, inc. (FFWC)
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Fines and Fees Justice Center
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Freedom Agenda
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Gathering for Justice / Justice League NYC
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Girls for Gender Equity
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Housing Works
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Human Services Council
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Immigrant Defense Project
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Interfaith Assembly on Homelessness and Housing
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Jews for Racial and Economic Justice
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Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club
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Justice 4 Impacted Community
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Justice and Beyond
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Justice Committee
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Katal Center for Health, Equity, and Justice
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Lambda Independent Democrats of Brooklyn
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Latino Justice PRLDEF
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Law Enforcement Action Partnership
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Legal Action Center
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Legal Aid Society
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Literacy Assistance Center
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Make the Road New York
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Malcolm X Grassroots Movement
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Mekong NYC
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Met Council on Housing
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Middle Collegiate Church
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MPower Change
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Muslim Community Network
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NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund
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National Harm Reduction Coalition
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Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem
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Neighbors Together
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New Kings Democrats
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New York City Anti-Violence Project
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New York Civil Liberties Union
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New York Communities for Change
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New York County Defender Services
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New York Immigration Coalition
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Nodutdol for Korean Community Development
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North American Climate, Conservation and Environment(NACCE)
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Nurses for Social Justice
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Office of the Appellate Defender
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Peoples Climate Movement - NY
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Public Science Project
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Queens Defenders
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Ramarley's Call
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Riders Alliance
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Safety Net Project at the Urban Justice Center
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Saint Matthew's R.C. Church
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South Bronx Unite
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Southeast Asian Defense Project
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Harlem
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Street Vendor Project of the Urban Justice Center
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SURJ NYC
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Surveillance Resistance Lab
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Teachers Unite
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The Bronx Community Foundation
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The Children's Law Center
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The Fortune Society
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The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center
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The People's Plan
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UnLocal
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Violence Intervention Program
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VOCAL-NY
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We Build the Block
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Working Families Party
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Youth Represent
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Endorsing Organizations
#HowManyStopsAct has been endorsed by grassroots organizations representing communities most directly impacted by policing, along with advocates and legal organizations from across the city, state and nation.
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Violence Intervention Program
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Asian American Federation
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Justice Committee
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Community for a Cause
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Faith in New York
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Harlem
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Malcolm X Grassroots Movement