TAKE ACTION

You have the power to make prosecutors work for the people they are elected to serve—people like you. Together, we are taking the fight for justice to every prosecutor’s office in the country. The first step is taking action on these campaigns.

Petition

North Carolina Senate: Keep kids out of adult prisons

Movement

Join the Movement. #EndMoneyBail

Petition

#StopGimenez And Stand Against Hatred & Racism in Miami-Dade County

Petition

Demand Justice for Stephon Clark

OUR MOVEMENT IS WINNING

Communities are rising up across the country to force their prosecutors to change their practices.

Prosecutors have more power than anyone else in the system to end mass incarceration and police violence. We are making sure they use their power to do what’s right.

More About the Movement

Momentum

San Francisco Chronicle

District Attorneys Must Hold Officers Accountable for Shootings

Mother Jones

Philadelphia's DA Just Showed Prosecutors How to End Mass Incarceration

IN THESE TIMES

Electing Progressive Prosecutors Isn’t Enough. Now, Activists Are Holding Them Accountable

Fusion

America's Prosecutor Problem

VOX

If you care about ending mass incarceration, look at what Philadelphia just did

The Fight in 2018

The decisions prosecutors make affect millions of our lives. They are elected officials. They need to hear from us. Here’s where you can help the most to make our voices heard.

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SQUAD UP

People who want justice, just like you, are forming local Squads to force their prosecutors to change their practices. Color Of Change supports local Squads and Squad leaders with the tools, training and knowledge they need to succeed, and connects Squads to local racial justice organizations so they can join forces and win. Squads across the country are getting fired up. Join a local squad or start one yourself!

Taking on Prosecutors

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Prosecutor Directory

Help make prosecutors transparent and accountable.

Our prosecutor directory catalogs every prosecutor in all 2,372 local districts across the country and makes them searchable, which has never been done before. The directory shows you who your prosecutor is, how long they’ve been in office and when they are up for re-election. We also profile the demographic composition of their districts. To take it to the next level, we need you. Make your prosecutor declare where they stand on our six demands—whether they are committed to ending mass incarceration or just part of the problem. Then, login and help complete their profile.

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