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This event is designed for community partners, that have expertise in this space and are interested in learning about our cascade model for healing circles. This event is not open to the general public. It is specifically for our peace practitioners and experts.
We have a right to know how law enforcement interacts with our communities. The public should be able to trust that when an officer stops a person, it is for a legitimate and justifiable reason. However, officers entrusted to enforce our laws disproportionately stop, question and search Black and brown people in our community.
Please plan to attend our upcoming event, Data Driven: Advancing Racial Justice & Police Accountability in San Diego on Tuesday, December 3, for an analysis of policing practices in the San Diego region.
On December 3, the ACLU of San Diego & Imperial Counties will release a commissioned report that analyzes traffic and pedestrian stop data from the San Diego Police Department and San Diego County Sheriff’s Department.
You are invited to attend a special event to learn about this new report and to explore ways to address racially-biased policing, reduce police violence, improve accountability and make San Diego safer and more just for all.
The report’s author, Samuel Sinyangwe, data scientist and co-founder of Campaign Zero, will present on the report’s findings and recommendations.
JAZZ AT THE CREEK IS TAKING OVER LABOR DAY WEEKEND!!!!!
“BACK TOGETHER AGAIN” September 4th & 5th, 2021
Saturday, September 4th
“Love Won’t Let Me Wait” – Grown Folks Music
This year’s showcase artists feature Lamont Dozier Jr. and headliner, Patrice Rushen and Friends; Rayford Griffin (Drums), Paul Jackson Jr. (Guitar), Michael Paulo (Sax) and Freddie Washington (Bass).
Sunday, September 5th
“Back Together Again” – A Party with a Purpose
This year’s jazz showcase artists, David P. Stevens, Lin Rountree, Marqueal Jordanand headliner, Ronnie Laws.
Jazz at the Creek is back and bringing a dose of entertainment and legendary artists with musical classics from the genres of jazz, funk and R&B to the stage. After a season marked by social distancing and social unrest, a return to normalcy is welcomed. But in the aftermath of one of the most heralding times in modern history, we’re making it a point to acknowledge the selfless dedication of our “first responders” on the front line from nurses, doctors, delivery and food service workers, educators, law enforcement, nonprofit agencies, health and human service agencies.
What began as a concert with a purpose remains and at the heart of this fantastic jazz experience is a purpose. Jazz with a PURPOSE. That is the theme and goal of this event. Please take a moment to click on the sidebar and further inform yourself about the cause that we are supporting and what this concert series is really all about – giving back to the community. So come out, bring a friend or two, relax and enjoy knowing that you are a part of something that is truly wonderful and fulfilling.
Outside food and beverages, and animals are not allowed inside the venue. You may bring your lawn chair for General Admission seating. Parking is available at the Jacobs Center at 404 Euclid Ave, San Diego, CA 92114 (when parking behind the Jacobs Center, walk across the red walk-bridge to the Amphitheater).
JAZZ AT THE CREEK IS TAKING OVER LABOR DAY WEEKEND!!!!!
“BACK TOGETHER AGAIN” September 4th & 5th, 2021
Saturday, September 4th
“Love Won’t Let Me Wait” – Grown Folks Music
This year’s showcase artists feature Lamont Dozier Jr. and headliner, Patrice Rushen and Friends; Rayford Griffin (Drums), Paul Jackson Jr. (Guitar), Michael Paulo (Sax) and Freddie Washington (Bass).
Sunday, September 5th
“Back Together Again” – A Party with a Purpose
This year’s jazz showcase artists, David P. Stevens, Lin Rountree, Marqueal Jordanand headliner, Ronnie Laws.
Jazz at the Creek is back and bringing a dose of entertainment and legendary artists with musical classics from the genres of jazz, funk and R&B to the stage. After a season marked by social distancing and social unrest, a return to normalcy is welcomed. But in the aftermath of one of the most heralding times in modern history, we’re making it a point to acknowledge the selfless dedication of our “first responders” on the front line from nurses, doctors, delivery and food service workers, educators, law enforcement, nonprofit agencies, health and human service agencies.
