The Anti Police-Terror Project has relaunched MH First, a community-driven crisis response program, and opened the First Responders: Survivors Line, a hotline for those harmed by law enforcement, to provide trauma-informed support and promote community-based safety.
Oakland’s Public Safety Committee rejected a proposed $2.25 million contract with private surveillance firm Flock Safety, citing concerns over privacy violations, data selling, and collaboration with federal immigration agencies.
The fight for justice in Alameda County has been ongoing for decades, with community members and organizations refusing to let the memory of those killed by police fade away, despite attempts by the system to protect itself.
The Oakland City Council’s unanimous rejection of the reappointments of two Police Commission members was met with backlash from the Anti Police-Terror Project, which accused the council of ignoring the law and disrespecting the democratic will of the Oaklanders who fought to create the commission.
Doug Martin, a former Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back, died at age 36 after being detained by the Oakland Police Department, sparking outrage and calls for accountability from the Anti Police-Terror Project.
The Anti Police-Terror Project (APTP) has condemned the Oakland Police Department’s decision to encrypt all radio communications, citing it as an attack on public oversight and transparency.
Hundreds of Black-led and immigrant-led groups held a rally at Oakland City Hall to demand an end to deadly police chases, ICE raids, and the criminalization of Black immigrants, and to signal a long-term strategy to resist white supremacy in law enforcement, policy, surveillance, deportation systems, and public narrative.
The Anti Police-Terror Project and the Black Arts Movement Business District Community Development Corporation are calling on the Oakland City Council to restore funding for the city’s cultural affairs manager position, which would be eliminated to fund a five-year contract to lease vehicles for the Oakland Police Department.
The Anti Police-Terror Project (APTP) expressed outrage over the acquittal of police officers involved in the killing of Tyre Nichols, calling the verdict a “public execution” and a reminder that the criminal legal system is designed to preserve police power.
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