Police Transparency: Public Safety, Public Trust

Monday, September 17 in San Jose
6:30-8:30 p.m.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library
Rooms 225A and 225B, 2nd Floor
150 E. San Fernando St .
San Jose , CA 95112
Public safety depends on public trust. That ' s why communities want more transparency from their police.

In Sacramento , Senate Bill 1019 would restore public access to police misconduct records in many cities.
Here in San Jose , proposed reforms would make local police reports public.

Learn more from our panel of speakers.
Ask questions at the microphone.
Raise your own concerns.
Be there.





Event Co-Sponsored By:

El Observador

NAACP San Jose/Silicon Valley
La Raza Roundtable

Services, Immigrant Rights, and Education Network (SIREN)
League of Women Voters of San Jose/Santa Clara
BAYMEC
Billy DeFrank LGBT Community Center
McManis Faulkner & Morgan
Bay Area Iranian-American Voter Association
Council on American Islamic Relations – San Francisco Bay Area
Amnesty International
Mental Health Advocacy Project, Program of Law Foundation of Silicon Valley
Public Interest Law Firm, Program of Law Foundation of Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley De-Bug
San Jose Peace Center
South Bay Mobilization

Californians For Justice

Asian Pacific Islander Justice Coalition of the Silicon Valley :
Asian American Recovery Services (AARS)
Asian American Women’s Alliance (AAWA)
Asian Americans for Community Involvement (AACI)
Asian Law Alliance ( ALA )
Asian Pacific American Leadership Institute (APALI)
Asian Pacific Bar Association of Silicon Valley (APBA)
Cambodian American Resource Agency (CARA)
Contemporary Asian Theatre Scene (CATS)
Filipino American National Historical Society— Santa Clara Valley Chapter (FANHS)
Filipino Youth Coalition (FYC)
International Children Assistance Network (ICAN)
Japantown Community Congress of San Jose
Korean American Community Services (KACS)
MALAYA
OCA— Silicon Valley Chapter (Organization of Chinese Americans)
South Bay First Thursdays
Yu-Ai Kai