5-26-12 march

WESPAC Foundation is concerned about the criminal justice system. We work in solidarity with other groups and organizations in Westchester County to repeal the Rockefeller Drug Laws, to eliminate racial profiling, and to address the structural and institutional biases inherent in our criminal justice system. We stand to permanently remove the death penalty as a legal option for the state, and we seek to significantly reduce the prison populations by working towards a more benevolent economic system that guarantees meaningful jobs and training at a living wage to all people.

Help update film on Rockefeller Drug Laws

An update to Unintended Consequences will be a powerful tool in our work to advance a public health approach to drug policy in New York.  Drector, Nina Rosenbloom and her team are ready to reshape the message for human services.  The final product can be...

Letter to Gov. Paterson

May 1, 2008 David A. Paterson, Governor, State of New York State Capitol Albany, NY 12224 Dear Governor Paterson: The controversy surrounding the Sean Bell case underscores the need for systemic change in the way New York State deals with matters that potentially...

Westchester Chapter Black Police Association

Westchester Chapter National Black Police Association          The Entire System of Policing Must be Torn Down and Rebuilt   It appears that the remarks of Marq Claxton of the 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care may have...

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All are welcome and please share widely. We have several new people to WESPAC this summer. This gathering on September 16th would be a lovely introduction to the broader social justice community: @followers ... See MoreSee Less
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We went today to Delaney Hall ICE Detention Center in New Jersey to show our solidarity to those incarcerated and to their families. There have been people on hunger strike since last Friday and the community is out in front in support around the clock: ... See MoreSee Less
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