Faith In the Valley San Joaquin

Community Activist Jasmine Dellafosse shares the names of the officers. #justicefordevincarter George Carter Jasmine Dellafosse (please excuse the audio quality)

Attorney John Burris discussing the evidence of police brutality on Devin Carter. #justicefordevincarter George Carter John L. Burris (please excuse the audio quality)

George Carter & Attorney John Burris after video was shared with the media and protesters. (please excuse the audio quality) #justicefordevincarter

This is a call to ACTION beautifully written by 16-year old. If HE can find the courage to VOICE THAT WHICH IS WRONG... WHAT IS STOPPING YOU????

#Justice4Devin #EndPoliceBrutality #AccountabilityNow

It has been an absolute honor working with Mr. Bailey. He, like many Black men and women, has made several mistakes in his past; however, has done the work to t...urn his life around. We live in a society that is non-redemptive... unforgiving... and crippling to communities of color. My prayer is that we get it right sooner than later, for no one is exempt from the unpredictable fate of HOMELESSNESS!!!!! No one!!! Mr. Bailey wants legislators, property owners, and society at large to do their part. A society is known for how it treats its elderly people. We pay our taxes and have built this country. It’s time for them to help us, he concluded. (read full article here...http://bit.ly/3aEnff7) #HousingForClaude #YesonAB15

While some of us are celebrating Christmas in the warmth and comfort of our homes, there are many right outside still wondering they're going to live...

Family and friends! Victory In Praise Church Stockton will be giving out food to the community this Sunday, December 20th. If you or anyone that you know is in need of food, please send them to VIP. If you would like to volunteer your time on that day and serve with me, I would love to have you join me. Food Give Away ... When: 12:00 (noon) Where: Victory In Praise Church (VIP Stockton). 2029 East Harding Way See more

If we are going to reimagine public safety, we have to reimagine community and connectedness as well. Join us as we premiere a film dedicated to beginning the conversation on how we as a community can work together to prevent and heal from domestic violence. Following our showing we will talk with participants and community members to craft a way forward that is restorative and healing instead of overly reactionary and punitive.