CAJMMinority RightsPublic Education Improvement Congregations join Charleston County Schools to address behavior with ‘restorative practices’
Affordable HousingCAJMCriminal Justice Reform & Police AccountabilityEconomic OpportunityJobs and UnemploymentMinority RightsPublic Education Improvement CAJM Moving Past Its Successes Onto Affordable Housing In 2018
CAJMCriminal Justice Reform & Police AccountabilityMinority Rights Charleston to hire new firm to audit police department, a move interfaith group begged for
CAJMCriminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability Charleston Public Safety Committee agrees to start over on police audit
CAJMCriminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability North Charleston moves forward with new DOJ agreement as activist groups demand police assessment
CAJMCriminal Justice Reform & Police AccountabilityMinority Rights Citizens Taking The Next Step To Retrieve COPS Report
CAJMCriminal Justice Reform & Police AccountabilityMinority Rights Advocates call for release of federal report on North Charleston police
CAJMCriminal Justice Reform & Police AccountabilityMinority Rights Charleston needs a qualified, independent police audit
CAJMCriminal Justice Reform & Police AccountabilityMinority Rights Charleston City Council could heed justice ministry’s call to hire new firm to audit police department
CAJMCriminal Justice Reform & Police AccountabilityMinority Rights CAJM calls on city officials to address transparency, policing reform at Nehemiah Action Assembly
CAJMCriminal Justice Reform & Police AccountabilityMinority Rights Charleston Area Justice Ministry again tackles police pretext stops at Nehemiah Action Assembly
CAJMCriminal Justice Reform & Police AccountabilityMinority RightsPublic Education Improvement Thousands Expected at CAJM Nehemiah Action Rally
CAJMCriminal Justice Reform & Police AccountabilityMinority Rights Interfaith group continues call for racial bias audit of Charleston Police Department
CAJMCriminal Justice Reform & Police AccountabilityMinority Rights Justice Ministry addresses area law enforcement concerns
