If you are taking to the streets
Remember The Jail Support Hotline:
>> (980) 224-2097 <<
(Write this on your arm in case you are taken into custody)
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Access a host of Nationwide legal resources, petitions, and organizations in need of donations
Local Resources for the Greater Charlotte Area, and other cities in North Carolina
Charlotte Legal Help
Pro Bono Legal Assistance Offered By:
Law Office Of Cedric Rainey, PLLC
(704) 900-2125
Darlene E. Harris, ESQ.
Criminal Defense Attorney
(Follow Link to Direct Message)
The Emry Law Firm, PLLC
(980) 202-3095
Lively Law Firm
Specializing in Immigration Law
980-250-5173
Additional Legal Counsel
Raleigh Area
Damon Chetson (Criminal Defense Attorney)
(919) 946-5392
Melbourne, Florida
Law Offices of Daniel Martinez, PLLC
(877) 574-4487
If you are a member of the community and need some support
Charlotte Therapy Services
Pro Bono Therapy Services Offered By:
Additional Healing Services & Spaces
If you are trying to find out what is urgently needed
Jail Support
Click above image For Google Maps location of Mecklenburg County Detention Center
Jail support is an important resource for those who have been taken into custody during, or after protests. Support is provided around the clock in shifts during which community members stand in solidarity, and assist fellow community members by helping them get the legal contacts and assistance they need. Training provided on site.
(To find out where you can contribute to bail funds, continue scrolling down to the last section of the page)
Defunding Chemical Agents
A call to action, led by Charlotte City Council Member Winston Braxton, urging you to support the push to halt the use of chemical agents on protesters by CMPD as part of their crowd dispersal tactics. The button above leads to https://www.powerxvote.com/ a site created to allow citizens to contact their council members and urge them to make this vote.
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If you want to make a donation to people working on the front lines
You may find donation resources through the “Ways To Help Resource Site” button above. Direct action donation links will be posted in this section when more information becomes available
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