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Five years ago, former police officer Derek Chauvin killed George Floyd and the city of Minneapolis rose in response, demanding acknowledgement of the rampant racism in our law enforcement and the need for a reckoning with the violence carried out by police against the Black community. The Minnesota Justice Research Center invites you to "Commitment to Progress: Five Years Later," a community conversation to explore efforts to transform policing in Minnesota since 2020.

Please join us at Urban League Twin Cities on July 10th, for this community conversation. Please arrive at 5:30pm for food and engagement opportunities; Programming begins at 6pm.

Come to hear about:

Progress on police accountability via the Minnesota POST Board
An update on the Minneapolis Consent Decree
The Police and Black Men Project as an avenue for trust-building

Dinner provided.

RSVPs strongly encouraged.

Commitment to Progress: Five Years Later

A Community Conversation