Peace Without Police from March For Our Lives
Students need care not cops. Introducing our nationwide campaign to cut school contracts with police and reimagine what public safety means on campuses.

ALT To the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Class of 2021, We’re so incredibly proud of you. On the heels of your graduation, you are just as full of promise and purpose as when you first entered high school—before tragedy, and before unthinkable pain. Gun violence destroys so much, but it will never take away your innate brilliance and value. You deserve this milestone and our hearts are full for you. To the nine students who should have graduated this year, your memory lives on now and forevermore. With love, March For Our Lives

ALT A person is pictured in black and white on a street holding a sign that reads "Gay power, Black power, women power, student power, ALL POWER to the PEOPLE." They have long hair tied at the top into a high pony and large wheel-shaped earrings. They are holding a cigarette in their right hand. Behind them, the street is lined with cops. The photo was taken outside Weinstein Hall, New York University, on Oct. 5, 1970.







