What is Campaign Zero?

Campaign Zero is an American police reform campaign that launched on August 21, 2015 with the goal of ending police brutality. Campaign Zero has proposed 10 policy solutions for police reform.

AN AGENDA TO END POLICE VIOLENCE

Over 1,000 people are killed by police violence each year in America. We can end this violence by implementing research-based policy solutions at every level of government. This agenda outlines a set of policy solutions that can effectively reduce police violence nationwide. It includes policies that have effectively reduced police shootings and other forms of police violence in places that have implemented them. By scaling up what works we can achieve substantial reductions in police violence nationwide - saving lives and making communities safer.

Source: Campaign Zero

Our Commitment

On May 25, 2020, George Floyd, a 46-year-old African American man, was killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota by police. He was held down and choked to death while people could hear him saying “I can’t breathe.” multiple times. This was the spark that caused the world to move and protest for change towards police reform, defunding of the police and racial justice.

We are committed to listen, educate and have discussions with people about police brutality and racial injustice. As part of our commitment we also will be donating all profits from sales of the Kaleidoscope Magazine to Campaign Zero. The magazine can be purchased from the online store.