Thur. 3/15 Rally at State House against 3 Strikes
RALLY TO STOP 3-STRIKES LAWS IN MASSACHUSETTS
Community Rally to Stop the 3-Strikes Bill
Urgent Action for Criminal Justice Reform
Rally & Lobby Day
State House Steps
Thursday, March 15
11-1pm
Please join us and help spread the word!
Tell your Reps and Senators to stop the 3-Strikes bill
This dangerous bill will expand an overcrowded prison system
It costs $48,000 a year to jail a prisoner; these funds could be used for jobs, schools, housing and transportation
Incarceration breaks apart families but does not deal with the real causes of crime
Stand up against mandatory sentencing and demand fairness in the criminal justice system
Help stop this costly and harmful bill before it is too late: the “Justice System” is Unjust and the time for action is now! We will rally on the State House steps and then enter the building to visit our elected officials.
Support the Rally or for Questions contact: (617) 606-3580 / info@bostonworkersalliance.org / BostonWorkersAlliance.org
Learn More About Prison and Sentencing Reform: Blackstonian.com / ChurchandPrison.org / CJPC.org / Exprisoners.org / FAMM.org / MCLS.net
Endorsing Organizations*
Aid to Incarcerated Mothers, Alternatives for Community Environment (ACE), American Civil Liberties Union-MA, APIA Movement, Arise for Social Justice, Arlington Street Church (Social Committee), Artists for Humanity, Asian American Resource Workshop, Black Educators Alliance of Massachusetts, Blackstonian, Boston Workers’ Alliance, Cambridge Peace Commission, Chelsea Collaborative, City Life / Vida Urbana, Coalition Against Poverty / Coalition for Social Justice, Coalition for Effective Public Safety, Codman Square NDC, Community Change Inc., Community Church of Boston, Community Labor United, Criminal Justice Policy Coalition, Dorchester People for Peace, EPOCA – Ex Prisoners Organizing for Community Advancement, Families Against Mandatory Minimums, Gavin House, Grove Hall Neighborhood Development Corporation, Hyde Square Task Force, Jewish Alliance for Law and Social Action, Jobs With Justice, Lansing Workers Center, Louis D. Brown Peace Institute, Marcus Garvey House, Mass Alliance of Minority Law Enforcement Officers (MAMLEO), Mass Jobs with Justice, Massachusetts Communities Action Network, Mass Global Action, MassUniting, NAACP New England Area Conference, National Association of Social Workers-MA, National Lawyers Guild-MA, Neighbor to Neighbor MA, New England United for Justice, Nuestra Community Development Corporation, Occupy The Hood Boston, Oiste Latino Civic Engagement Organization, Partakers, Inc., Prisoners’ Legal Services, Right to the City Alliance Boston, Rosie’s Place, Roxbury Dorchester Labor Committee, SEIU 1199 Healthcare Workers, SEIU 615 Janitors and Security, Side-by-Side Community Circle, Sisters At Work, Social Workers for Peace and Justice, SPAN, STRIVE, Inc., Students for Sensible Drug Policy, Northeastern University School of Law chapter, Survivor’s Inc., The Real Cost of Prisons Project, Union of Minority Neighborhoods / MARC, Unite Here! New England Joint Board, Urban League of Eastern Mass, UU Mass Action, Voices of Liberation, Young Cape Verdean Club
