Member Meeting: Reimagining Public Safety

The movement to divest from police and invest in communities is not new. For years, Black and brown organizers in the Twin Cities have been pushing us to reimagine public

Minneapolis Will Dismantle Its Police Force, Council Members Pledge

After the accusations of police brutality through the years, the failed past attempts at reform and then the horrific footage of Mr. Floyd’s killing — as well as the police response to protests that has included rubber bullets and tear gas — major changes to policing in Minneapolis are now inevitable, said Kenza Hadj-Moussa, a spokeswoman for TakeAction Minnesota, an advocacy group.

“No one feels safe calling the police, period,” she said. “They’re not doing their basic function of public safety.”

TakeAction Minnesota Update: Justice for George Floyd

Today, George Floyd’s memorial was held in Minneapolis. The pain, rage, and grief across the Twin Cities is palpable. At the same time, our trauma is being transformed into the creation of something beautiful.

TakeAction Minnesota continues to follow the leadership of Black-led organizations and Black leaders across our multi-racial base. We are also operating through our lens as a multi-racial, statewide organization, lifting up the wisdom of members most directly impacted by injustice and violence inflicted by police and white nationalists.

Livestream Concert with Chastity Brown

Join  TakeAction Minnesota for a FREE online concert with singer/songwriter Chastity Brown Thursday, May 28 from 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. Start a watch party, connect with folks across the state, and enjoy the show.