Volunteer to Stop New Mandatory Minimums
We can succeed in defeating the mandatory minimum ballot measure (M61) this November, but it will take the work and dedication of people across the state. PSJ is coordinating a wide range of strategies all of which are needed to win on Election Day. We are coordinating voter education efforts, making community presentations, supporting voter registration drives, organizing door-to-door canvasses, and organizing house parties to raise grassroots donations. All of this work is absolutely essential and we need all the volunteer support we can get.
Interested in volunteering? Please email Karen. Give us your name, phone number, email address, the types of things you might be interested in helping with, some hints about when you might be available, and we will contact you to let you know the concrete ways you can get involved.
Two Weeks to the Election – We Need Your Help Phone Banking
October 6, 2008 - 10:08am We're phone banking and we need your help! Please join us in reaching out to 80,000 "swing" voters and ensure the defeat of M61.
Help Stop Kevin Mannix!
September 30, 2008 - 2:18pmYou can still help stop Mandatory Minimum Madness! As you know, we are working hard to defeat Measure 61 and Election Day is fast approaching. Kevin Mannix has received hundreds of thousands of dollars from his out-of-state sugar daddy, Loren Parks. Partnership for Safety and Justice and its sister organization, Safety and Justice Action Fund, need to raise money and awareness if we are going to defeat this measure.
We have been having house parties, but not everyone can host a party in their own home. So for everyone who couldn’t host or attend a party, we are having two BIG house parties and everyone is invited! October 9th in Eugene and October 14th in Portland
Host a houseparty!
September 9, 2008 - 8:19am Have you wanted to be sure your friends and family know about these important ballot measures? Host a houseparty and we'll come out to talk with you and your friends to gather support for our work towards criminal justice reform.
