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Become a JC member

What is a JC member?

Justice Committee members are people of color impacted by police and state violence and systemic racism, who commit to working collectively towards the organization’s mission and vision.

Member Commitment

All Justice Committee members agree to attend at least one organizational meeting, event, action or activity a month. 

How to become a JC Member

There are 2 easy steps to becoming a JC member:

  1. Fill out the membership form below.

  2. Attend our new member orientation or have a one on one introductory conversation with a JC staff member or leader.

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The JC is a prime example of member driven organizing. They have been an asset to the Latino community in New York for many years. As a member I am proud to be part of the overall social justice movement, but more specifically working  closely alongside an organization that holds a legacy of social justice work. The JC has been a phenomenal guide to building a personal voice as a New Yorker and Latino against oppressive institutions.

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- Juan Aguirre, 

Member

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I'm a JC member because I want to be part of an organization , a family, that works against police brutality/systemic oppression and for community power. As a Puerto Rican women, it means a lot to me that Young Lord Ritch Perez was instrumental in the org's manifestation, work, and vision. I joined because I was moved by the fact that JC worked closely with the families of people who have been murdered by police with the intent to create change while focusing on what the families want. That's why I'm on the families support team, which is what I enjoy most about being a member- getting to know people who've been through traumatic events by the hands of the state, and choose every day to push back and demand justice/accountability. It's an honor to not only offer up my time and skills for them, but to meet other folks in my city and community committed to the same work.

 

- Francis Perez - Rodriguez, Member 

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