
JFREJ celebrates Justice Committee's 40 years of organizing for police accountability in New York City!
Justice Committee takes on the holiest, most intimate and emotionally challenging work there is: working directly with …
Justice Committee takes on the holiest, most intimate and emotionally challenging work there is: working directly with …
The brutality we are witnessing now is what happens when a mass movement rises up with a message that people in power w…
"What happened to Kawaski could happen to any of us. And thanks to Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Caban it will certa…
Organizations call on elected officials to affirm their commitment to fighting antisemitism and all forms of white supr…
"Year after year, the NYPD responds to New Yorkers in crisis or who they perceive to be in crisis — especially if those…
JFREJ member Sara Eckhouse writes in New York Daily News about political attempts to manipulate the real threat of anti…
Ten years ago, JFREJ and our partners in the Communities United for Police Reform (CPR) coalition took on the NYPD's un…
Not only did Mayor Adams' divisive disinformation campaign against the How Many Stops Act fail miserably; it backfired.
“As Jews and as New Yorkers, we want real public safety for everyone who lives here. This includes New Yorkers of color…
The How Many Stops Act passes in the New York City Council with a veto-proof majority
"Justice Committee, VOCAL-NY, Housing Works, Make the Road NY, Communities United for Police Reform (CPR), El Puente, J…
The How Many Stops Act will bring critical and urgent transparency to the NYPD’s daily activities in New York City comm…