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Bread & Roses Community Fund

Phoebus Criminal Justice Initiative

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The Bread & Roses Community Fund is a partnership of donors and activists dedicated to advancing racial, social, and economic justice.

The Phoebus Criminal Justice Initiative provides grants to groups using community organizing to advance criminal justice reform. 

Eligible grantees focus on issues such as:

  • police accountability;
  • racially biased sentencing policies;
  • the growth of the for-profit prison industry;
  • criminalization of youth; and,
  • the death...
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$1,274,500
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