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Get Trained on the Family Police

Get Trained on the Family Police

by operations | Jan 29, 2025 | Emancipate NC News, Family Regulation

Don’t be fooled by the name–the “child welfare system” is another system with roots in white supremacy and slavery. Emancipate NC’s newest project is the Carolina Parent Defenders. We will be the first organization dedicated to representing parents who have been...
Toia Potts Continues Her Fight for the Rights of All Parents

Toia Potts Continues Her Fight for the Rights of All Parents

by operations | Oct 30, 2024 | Emancipate NC News, Family Regulation

Over the summer Toia Potts testified to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights for North Carolina about her unjust experiences in the child welfare system. Yesterday, one commissioner, Gregory Wallace, spoke up about her case to discount her, stating that the termination...
Emancipate NC Introduces: Carolina Parent Defenders

Emancipate NC Introduces: Carolina Parent Defenders

by operations | Oct 30, 2024 | Emancipate NC News, Family Regulation

Over the past three years, Emancipate NC has become a statewide leader in advocacy around the family policing system and Child Protective Services (CPS). In 2022, Elizabeth Simpson and J Hallen authored a report urging county-level reforms to the Durham Department of...
We Got Free in the Park!

We Got Free in the Park!

by operations | Oct 2, 2024 | Emancipate NC News, Events, Family Regulation

It was a beautiful day in Durham when we celebrated community self-determination and freedom with our friends at Operation Stop CPS a few weeks ago. Check out the photos!
Vigil for Children Taken from Their Homes

Vigil for Children Taken from Their Homes

by operations | Sep 18, 2024 | Emancipate NC News, Family Regulation

Emancipate NC co-hosted with Operation Stop CPS the Community Conversations Townhall last week. We all shared a vigil for children who have been taken by the Durham Department of Social Services and who remain separated from their families. The town hall brought...
Toia’s Interview on The Private Room Podcast

Toia’s Interview on The Private Room Podcast

by operations | Sep 18, 2024 | Emancipate NC News, Family Regulation

Emancipate NC’s Toia Potts was interviewed on the podcast The Private Room on Monday September 9th. Toia’s children were taken from her by the Durham Department of Social Services for false charges, and they have never taken...
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About

Emancipate NC was founded on the knowledge that mass incarceration and structural racism harm all of us. Prison is state-sponsored violence. We are all complicit in its harms. As an organization, we are dedicated to shifting the narrative on racialized mass incarceration through community education and mobilization. The mainstream narrative that criminalizes Black and Brown people must be transformed—so that we can all get free.  Emancipate NC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and was previously known as the Carolina Justice Policy Center.

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PO Box 309
Durham, NC 27702
(919) 682-1149

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