Project launch for Campaign Zero:
Since its inception, Campaign Zero has designed and launched multiple research and advocacy projects centered on data and evidence-based solutions to ending state violence in this country.
Justice for Samuel Celestin
Project launch for Campaign Zero:
On April 11, 2019, Samuel Celestin suffered a severe crisis at his home. He became disoriented and unaware of his surroundings. His mother and sister called 911 for assistance in getting Samuel transported to a mental health facility. Samuel’s mental health was disregarded by police.
Free Keith Davis Jr.
Project launch for Campaign Zero:
In June of 2015, an innocent Keith Davis Jr. was cornered by police in a West Baltimore garage where they shot at him 44 times, striking him 3 times: once in the face, the back, and the arm. Although Keith Davis Jr. miraculously survived, he's endured several trials, no lasting convictions and years of incarceration.
Cogbill for Congress
Project launch for Michael Cogbill:
Fighting for the Pennsylvania 3rd District! As a union organizer, gun violence prevention activist and Political Action Chair of the NAACP, Michael Cogbill has demonstrated a deep commitment to upholding the principles of equity and social capital for all communities.
Moody for OPPD
Project launch for Friends of Craig Moody:
Leadership will be critical to carry OPPD through these times of significant industry change and ensure we are better on the other side. My work is not done. I will continue leading OPPD’s clean energy transition while prioritizing affordable and reliable service.
coZEV
Project launch for The Aspen Institute:
Through the coZEV network, companies are working together to send a clear demand signal for zero-carbon maritime shipping and calling on policymakers to support maritime decarbonization that aligns with Paris Agreement goals.
Progress: Ending No-Knocks Raids
Project update for Campaign Zero:
No-Knock Raids have terrorized our communities for too long. Campaign Zero has had a hand in shaping legislation at the state and city level since November 2020. 20 cities and 28 states currently meet at least one of the 15 proposed criteria.
