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Dec 22, 2020

2020 Year in Review: Holding Police Accountable for Violence Against Protestors

There is a stark difference between the image and reality of law enforcement in South Carolina. Seven months after numerous law enforcement agencies brutalized people protesting police brutality in Charleston...
There is a stark difference between the image and reality of law enforcement in South Carolina. Seven months after numerous law enforcement agencies brutalized people protesting police brutality in Charleston...
Holding Police Accountable for Violence Against Protestors
Holding Police Accountable for Violence Against Protestors
Dec 21, 2020

2020 Year in Review: Advocating for Disability and Workers’ Rights

Across the nation, nursing homes with predominantly Black and Latinx residents are twice as likely to suffer the impacts of COVID-19 as those with predominantly white populations. 
Across the nation, nursing homes with predominantly Black and Latinx residents are twice as likely to suffer the impacts of COVID-19 as those with predominantly white populations. 
Advocating for Disability and Workers’ Rights
Advocating for Disability and Workers’ Rights
Dec 19, 2020

2020 Year in Review: Launching our Organizing Team

This year has shown us that in order to shift power and create true accountability, we must meaningfully invest in community organizing. The ACLU of SC is proud to be a small part of the movement for an...
This year has shown us that in order to shift power and create true accountability, we must meaningfully invest in community organizing. The ACLU of SC is proud to be a small part of the movement for an...
Launching our Organizing Team
Launching our Organizing Team
Dec 18, 2020

2020 Year in Review: Protecting Incarcerated People from COVID-19

COVID-19 has laid bare the longstanding inadequacies of South Carolina’s prisons and jails. Under this system, approximately 30,000 people are caged each day and night.
COVID-19 has laid bare the longstanding inadequacies of South Carolina’s prisons and jails. Under this system, approximately 30,000 people are caged each day and night.
Our work to keep incarcerated people safe during COVID-19
Our work to keep incarcerated people safe during COVID-19
Dec 15, 2020

Charleston People’s Budget Coalition Disappointed with Charleston City Council Vote to Provide over 25 Percent of the FY 21 Charleston City Budget to the Police Department

The Charleston City Council voted today to approve the City of Charleston’s FY21 budget. The approved FY21 budget gives the Charleston Police Department (CPD) 26 percent...

The Charleston City Council voted today to approve the City of Charleston’s FY21 budget. The approved FY21 budget gives the Charleston Police Department (CPD) 26 percent...

White background with "People's Budget Coalition" in block letters on the left. On the right is an image of a fist in the air in front of a sunrise. At the bottom, there is a black box with white writing that reads "Refund. Reallocate. Community Control."
White background with "People's Budget Coalition" in block letters on the left. On the right is an image of a fist in the air in front of a sunrise. At the bottom, there is a black box with white writing that reads "Refund. Reallocate. Community Control."
Dec 15, 2020

2020 Year in Review: The Charleston People’s Budget Coalition

Charleston can, and should, create true public safety by reinvesting in communities from which the city has divested and perpetuated centuries of harm against. This work starts, but does not end, in Charleston...
Charleston can, and should, create true public safety by reinvesting in communities from which the city has divested and perpetuated centuries of harm against. This work starts, but does not end, in Charleston...
Charleston People's Budget Coalition
Charleston People's Budget Coalition