Lies are not differing views. Deception is not debate. Disinformation not discussion, factually disproven information no matter how many times it’s repeated is not worth considering. America has not figured this out.
Raise The Threshold
Project launch for Campaign Zero:
Felony theft thresholds are the dollar amount that determines when a theft becomes a felony. These amounts are dangerously low across the country and seriously outdated. We believe that people should not go to prison, and face a lifetime of consequences, for stealing a cell phone.
Campaign Zero Impact
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.
Ad Club
Last night I spoke to the Ad Club at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Shared my words of wisdom and such. Like this nugget: graphic design breaks it down and shouts it out loud. The message it shouts can be anything really. And I was asked some very fine questions by the students. Done virtually, because pandemic. But still, good times all around.
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.
Art to Promote Vaccination and/or Reduce Vaccine Hesitancy
We are seeking original artwork to promote the COVID-19 vaccines and reduce vaccine hesitancy. We are funded by the National Institutes of Health SEPA program to create outreach materials in support of vaccination. Selected works will be available for free download on our project websites, and they will be included in an exhibit and print publication.
