Online training open to all BIPOC community members. Limited capacity. Priority will be given to those who are able to start volunteering as responders in the next 3 months in Oakland and Sacramento.
Register today to get trained to become an MH First volunteer!
Join the Anti Police-Terror Project, in person in West Oakland or online, for our monthly general meeting!
Our monthly meetings are opportunities for or broader to community to be briefed on our work, learn more about how to support the work of APTP committees and participate in calls to action.
If you’re joining in person, light refreshments and childcare will be provided. Masks and covid tests will be required and also provided. To account for covid testing, in-person participants are asked to arrive at 6:30pm. ASL and CC will be offered virtually. Please let us know if you have any other access needs when you register.
Please register today to let us know you can join us either in person or online!
Hybrid training based in Sacramento open to all community members. Limited capacity. Priority will be given to those who are able to start volunteering as responders in the next 3 months.
Register to get trained to become a Mental Health First volunteer!
Hybrid training based in Sacramento open to all community members. Limited capacity. Priority will be given to those who are able to start volunteering as responders in the next 3 months.
Register to get trained to become a Mental Health First volunteer!
Hybrid training based in Sacramento open to all community members. Limited capacity. Priority will be given to those who are able to start volunteering as responders in the next 3 months.
Register to get trained to become a Mental Health First volunteer!
Join the Anti Police-Terror Project, in person in West Oakland or online, for our monthly general meeting!
Our monthly meetings are opportunities for or broader to community to be briefed on our work, learn more about how to support the work of APTP committees and participate in calls to action! We are opening up the People’s House, prioritizing our West Oakland neighbors, and look forward to inviting folks more broadly from there.
Neighbors joining in person will have light refreshments and childcare provided. Masks and covid tests will be required and also provided. To account for covid testing, in-person participants are asked to arrive at 6:30pm. ASL and CC will be offered virtually. Please let us know if you have any other access needs when you register.
Please register today to let us know you can join us either in person or online!
We’re excited to be kicking off the return to in-person monthly general meetings with our first hybrid general meeting this month!
Our monthly meetings are opportunities for or broader to community to be briefed on our work, learn more about how to support the work of APTP committees and participate in calls to action! This and next month we’ll be opening up the People’s House to our most immediate West Oakland neighbors as we continue in relationship building and look forward to inviting folks more broadly from there.
Online training open to all community members. Limited capacity. Priority will be given to those who are able to start volunteering as responders in the next 3 months.
Register to get trained to become an MH First volunteer!
MH First (MH1) Sacramento, a project of Anti Police-Terror Project, is a cutting-edge new model for non-police response to mental health crisis. The goal of MH First is to respond to mental health crises including, but not limited to, psychiatric emergencies, substance use support, and domestic violence safety planning.
Hybrid training based in Sacramento open to all community members. Limited capacity. Priority will be given to those who are able to start volunteering as responders in the next 3 months.
Register to get trained to become a Mental Health First volunteer!
Mental Health First (MH First) is a project of APTP available in both Oakland and Sacramento as a non-police crisis response line for mental health and community crisis. Please join us for a short training, intro to our work, and strategy session to see how you too can support your loved ones and community members in times of need!
This will be a hybrid event held both online and in person. KN95 masks & rapid tests will be required and provided at The People’s House if needed.
MH1 and APTP's Healing Justice team will be hosting a free resource giveaway in front of The People’s House in West Oakland! Come thru for harm reduction and survival supplies, produce, and a beautiful healing offering (while supplies last!)
KN95 masks & rapid tests will be provided if needed.
Copwatch is often our first line of defense against state violence. We advocate against arrest and brutality, we document police misconduct, we make sure community members who are being harassed by police are not alone. Copwatch has been something our communities have done as long as there have been police. It is not simply being a witness to terror but radically and strategically pushing back against state repression.
This will be a hybrid event held both online and in person. KN95 masks & rapid tests will be required and provided if needed.
This panel, moderated by APTP Co-Founder Cat Brooks and featuring Jason Flom of the Innocence Project, will tell a national story about wrongful convictions - why they happen, who they happen to, and what justice looks like for someone who has been wrongfully convicted by the state. This conversation will also highlight the local case of Pierre Rushing, who has spent eight years behind bars for a crime that he did not commit, and will make a call for District Attorney Pamela Price to set him free.
Join us for a free screening of the new documentary film Reimagining Safety, a 90-minute dive into the negative consequences of policing and incarceration, why the system persists, and what changes can be made to make everyone safe, as there is a direct connection between policing & incarceration and our community’s health. The film will be followed by a discussion with APTP and our Sacramento community allies and partners.
This event is Hybrid online and in-person at the APTP Sacramento Office. KN95 masks & rapid tests will be required and provided.
Since 2016 the Defund OPD Coalition has been calling for a 50% reduction in OPD’s budget, demanding vital investments into Oakland’s future. Taking the lead of Oakland’s youth we call upon the city and school board to build with youth rather than tear them down through anti-Black policies and increased criminalization.
Join us online on Wednesday 1/17 at 4pm as we hear report backs from those organizing in Oakland’s educational institutions and broader city on how we keep us safe.
Drop by the West Oakland BART Station between 11am and 2pm on Tuesday, January 16! APTP volunteers will be present to collect valuable feedback, and your input will help shape our Safe Roads and Transit Save Lives campaign. Your voice matters!
For the 10th year in a row, Anti Police-Terror Project invites you to hit the streets for a mass march on King Day to demand a world free of white supremacy, war, capitalism, and imperialism. Our march will begin at 14th & Broadway in Oakland on January 15th at 11 am.
KN95 masks and rapid tests before action strongly encouraged. We will be handing out KN95 masks during the march.
If you're a supporter looking for a pathway to get involved with APTP, consider joining our Action Committee where volunteers help us move our campaigns forward by outreaching to community members on the ground to build our collective power.
APTP hosts general meetings online on the third Wednesday of each month at 7pm. Join us to learn more about our work and how you can support!
ASL and Live Closed Captioning available.
APTP hosts general meetings online on the third Wednesday of each month at 7pm. Join us to learn more about our work and how you can support!
ASL and Live Closed Captioning available.
Online training open to all community members. Limited capacity. Priority will be given to those who are able to start volunteering as responders in the next 3 months.
Register to get trained to become an MH First volunteer at bit.ly/mh1-022523!
APTP hosts general meetings online on the third Wednesday of each month at 7pm. Join us to learn more about our work and how you can support!
ASL and Live Closed Captioning available.
A healing portal is an intentional space meant to interrupt state violence and make room for healing, community care, and wellness. We’ll be offering healing services to our volunteers, partners, and BIPOC community members, including acupuncture, massage, reiki, auricular therapy, talk therapy, herbal remedies and more.
RSVP for a healing session by emailing guadalupe@antipoliceterrorproject.org.
A healing portal is an intentional space meant to interrupt state violence and make room for healing, community care, and wellness. We’ll be offering healing services to our volunteers, partners, and BIPOC community members, including acupressure, massage, reiki, plant medicine, therapy, and more.
RSVP for a healing session by emailing guadalupe@antipoliceterrorproject.org.
APTP hosts general meetings online on the third Wednesday of each month at 7pm. Join us to learn more about our work and how you can support!
ASL and Live Closed Captioning available.
The Anti Police-Terror Project, in collaboration with Rashad Arman Timmons (PhD candidate in African American Studies at UC Berkeley), is honored to host the Brown family in Oakland for a screening of their documentary ‘Ferguson Rises’.
The film screening will take place at New Parkway Theater on Tuesday, March 7, 2023 at 5:30pm
FREE ADMISSION WITH RSVP — RSVP at bit.ly/ferguson-rises-oak
Online training open to all community members. Limited capacity. Priority will be given to those who are able to start volunteering as responders in the next 3 months.
Register to get trained to become an MH First volunteer at bit.ly/mh1-022523!
APTP hosts general meetings online on the third Wednesday of each month at 7pm. Join us to learn more about our work and how you can support!
ASL and Live Closed Captioning available.
APTP will host a healing station throughout the weekend and during/after the march and caravan in our new building. Healing stations will include reiki, body work and massage, yoga and movement, dance for your liberation, flower crown making, art making and more. All ages welcome!
Sign up for individual healing sessions with a variety of healers, including bodywork, reiki energy work, herbal consultations, and therapy sessions. Sessions can range from 20-45 minutes long.
Email guadalupe@antipoliceterrorproject.org for more information and to sign up!
All our events are being planned with Covid safety in mind. Masks will be required indoors, testing will be available on site, and we will ventilate the space.
Join us on Monday, January 16, 2023 for a hybrid march and car caravan in King’s honor as we get ready for a year of solidarity, community and liberation.
Join us for virtual film screening of the documentary Coded Bias.
This screening will be streamed to the public via Zoom.
Our ‘Trauma-Centered First Aid’ training covers: basic anatomy; common injuries and how to stabilize them; principles of 'harm reduction’ and Narcan usage; common chronic conditions and signs of crisis; basic CPR skills; and how to differentiate between a medical and mental health crisis. In the tradition of the Black Panthers, we take care of us. Join us!
For over ten years APTP has provided support to families surviving police terror in their fight for justice, documenting police abuses and connecting impacted families and community members with resources, legal referrals, and opportunities for healing.
Our First Responders team leads this work, and will be hosting a training during the 9th Annual Reclaim MLK Weekend.
APTP will host a healing station throughout the weekend in our new building. Healing stations will include reiki, body work and massage, yoga and movement, dance for your liberation, flower crown making, art making and more. All ages welcome!
Sign up for individual healing sessions with a variety of healers, including bodywork, reiki energy work, herbal consultations, and therapy sessions. Sessions can range from 20-45 minutes long.
Email guadalupe@antipoliceterrorproject.org for more information and to sign up!
All our events are being planned with Covid safety in mind. Masks will be required indoors, testing will be available on site, and we will ventilate the space.
In the great tradition of Oakland’s Black Panthers, Brown Berets, and other radical grassroots community groups, we need to Police the Police! This Reclaim MLK Weekend, learn how to observe and document police harassment in our communities, advocate for someone under arrest, and deescalate police intervention.
