Accountability Blues

A discussion about police misconduct, discrimination and activism

 About this Event 

Join us for an evening with former Buffalo NY police officer, Cariol Horne, a strong woman who stood up and stopped a fellow officer from choking a suspect. She was fired for her courage and has been fighting for a just and equitable criminal justice system and against systemic racism in law enforcement ever since.

You can learn more at: https://www.cariolslaw.com/

Ticket sales end at 12 noon CT on Monday, April 5, 2021.

The organizer of Accountability Blues

MISSION: To empower sexual assault survivors through the establishment of safe environments for support, advocacy, and creative expression.

Advocacy: Using a multidisciplinary approach, we work to address the root causes of sexual violence by dismantling stereotypes and eroding cultural attitudes and practices that perpetuates the culture of sexual violence through the use of awareness campaigns, educational resources and collaboration, as well as utilizing the legislative process to ensure the criminal justice system, medical community and advocacy groups have the tools and funding required to provide appropriate compassionate care, to properly investigate and prosecute sexual violence crimes, and to support survivors and their families with the mental health, addiction and other supportive services needed.

Empowerment: By providing space, training and resources, we work to provide survivors the tools and opportunities to find their voice, speak their truth and support other survivors through activism and creativity.