All-Community Forum on Community and Police Relations in Our Neighborhoods.
Task Force On Community and Police Relations
| Revision History | ||
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| • October 10, 1991 | Newspaper: Funded by Syracuse University students. | |
| The Alternative Orange: Vol. 1, No. 1 (pp. 10) | ||
| • August 24, 2000 | Webpage:  . | |
| DocBook XML (DocBk XML V3.1.3) from original. | ||
The Task Force On Community And Police Relations
INVITES YOU TO THE
ALL-COMMUNITY FORUM ON COMMUNITY AND POLICE RELATIONS IN OUR NEIGHBORHOODS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24th, 7 TO 10 PM
CURTIN AUDITORIUM, THE GALLERIES
* What do you want us to know about what has happened to you, What has worked in getting along with police? What do you want from your allies (both neighbors & police) to make our neighborhoods safer? How can our community begin to take self-determined action and on these issues over the long term?
* Neighborhood speak-outs: Southside - Aug. 29 (So. Presbyterian Church), Westside - Sept. 5 (Blodgett School Gym), Eastside - Sept. 19 (Boys & Girls Club), Northside - Sept. 26 (Hawley Youth Program), Downtown - Oct. 3 (Plymouth Church). All 7pm.
For more information or to set up a private interview if you do not want to speak publicly, call 435-3567 and ask for the Community Relations Specialist.
Convened by Syracuse/Onondaga County Human Rights Commission. The Task Force is composed of community representatives from the following: N.Y.S. Division for Human Rights, Human Rights Commission, Hiscock Legal Aid, Rainbow Coalition, Dept. of Sociology/S.U., A.C.L.U., Urban League, Gay-Lesbian Alliance, Lesbian and Gay Youth Program, Nat'l. Assoc. of Social Workers, Onon. Co. D.A.'s Witness Protection Program, Spanish Action League. Chair: Charles Anderson, Syracuse Common Councilor.
