A coalition of students and alums organizing against racism and intersecting forms of harm at Princeton.
(Unaffiliated w/ the University)
#changeprincetonnow
The Change Princeton Now site will serve as an accessible resource for past, present, and future @Princeton students, as well as allies outside of the university. Please visit and share widely! ✊🏿✊🏽✊🏼✊🏾https://t.co/ZkFWYi73oh (3/3)
What would you do with $10 million to keep our community safe?
Take Mercer for Abolition’s survey on community needs at: https://t.co/O2OwwrPW7b and read up on their research and work!
#AbolitionMay#CopsOffCampus#CopsOffEarth
@mercerabolition‘s research on Princeton’s Town Police Budget makes it clear: Princeton is spending a disproportionate amount on the police department while vital services for underserved residents, youth and families are underfunded.
Through community care and collective action, PMA is challenging systems that perpetuate harm and advocating for transformative change - and helping create a world where everyone is cared for without the need for oppressive and punitive institutions #abolitionnow
In light of the systemic failures exacerbated by the pandemic, @PrincetonAid has mobilized for the community from the ground up to secure the rights, resources, and opportunities that people are entitled to in order to pursue a reasonably decent life.
In practice, mutual aid works toward a world free from state violence and harm and invites all community members to help make that future a reality #abolitionnow
For #AbolitionMay we’re spotlighting @mercerabolition + @princetonaid’s community organizing across Princeton! To start, we’re exploring the role that mutual aid plays in building a practice of collective care and disrupting oppressive systems.
On Friday, March 26, @princetonspia graduate students and supporters gathered at Robertson Hall to rally in support of their seven demands to confront anti-Black racism. Thanks to SEED organizers, student speakers, and all who came out to support!
As SPIA searches for a new Dean, it is critical that our leadership takes student demands seriously and proactively and unapologetically confronts anti-Black racism in their position. Read the original demands and sign the petition: https://t.co/y6m3fwZfYP
📣 Join Students for Educational Equity and Diversity (SEED) this Friday at 5 pm to rally in support of graduate SPIA demands! Masks and social distance are required.
More than 500 SPIA students and alums have signed the seven graduate demands confronting anti-Black racism at @princetonspia and @princeton university. Since these demands were published in June, we’ve seen limited action and a lack of serious commitment from the administration.
Eyes on Eisgruber is an art installation dedicated to Princeton’s student activists and supporters. For years, we have made demands of the University to be more inclusive, equitable, and promote justice and decolonization.
The faces of current and past activists reflect our collective call to President Eisgruber and to the University that we are watching as they fail to prioritize the demands of students.
Over the next couple weeks, we’ll be highlighting our campus-wide demands directed to the @Princeton university administration. These demands represent common issues that student activists across departments have prioritized in their demands. Learn more at the link in our bio!