04/10/2026
We’re raising funds to get folks from North Carolina to the 5th Annual Black Mothers March ✊🏾
This is more than a March—it’s a powerful space for organizing, healing, and building community for families impacted by family policing.
We’re calling on our community to show up:
💛 Donate what you can (monetary or in-kind)
📣 Share this with your network
Let’s make sure our voices are present, connected, and amplified.
03/24/2026
Court Update ‼️
Yesterday, a Person county judge denied a motion to dismiss the second decree trespassing charge brought against Operation Stop CPS founder Amanda Wallace, despite the fact that the warrant for this charge was invalid by law.
But what we know is that the state is going to protect itself at all costs, even if that means totally disregarding the law when it suits them. The way they’ve handled Kemari’s case from the beginning has been about that—covering up for itself. Yesterday was just another example.
The fight continues ✊🏽
Pack the court on April 2nd at 9:30am to support Kemari’s mama as she continues to demand
02/12/2026
Early Voting starts TODAY in Durham. 🗳️
A vote for Walker is a vote against Durham families!
Did you know: Judge Doretta Walker is currently being sued in federal court and has a record of separating families. Is this the kind of judge you want on the bench?
If not, vote Walker OUT‼️
Share this with 5 people heading to the polls.
12/30/2025
🚨Manifesting hearing “CASE DISMISSED” in 2026. 🚨
In April 2023, the State Bureau of Investigation secretly indicted Amanda Wallace, founder of Operation Stop CPS. Since then, this case has sat in limbo even though the defense has filed two motions to dismiss this case.
📆 Over 2.5 years.
❌ No court date.
❌ No trial.
❌ No resolution.
Why? Because the process is the punishment. But this must end in 2026!
The Wake County DA needs to either dismiss this case or set it for trial.
📣 TAKE ACTION TODAY
Call and email the Wake County District Attorney’s Office and demand resolution.
Check out the last slide for more details.
12/23/2025
🚨 UPDATE
Today, Person County Commissioners held a special emergency meeting and went into closed session for over two hours to discuss the murder of Kemari Morgan.
Out of all commissioners present, Commissioner Antoinette Royster was the only one who pushed for accountability.
This is not enough.
We must continue to apply pressure on Person County to:
• Bring Kemari’s siblings home
• Hold every single person responsible fully accountable
Closed-door meetings are not justice.
📞 Keep calling
📧 Keep emailing
✊🏽 Keep demanding answers and action
Kemari deserves justice. His family deserves transparency. The community deserves better.
12/17/2025
The death of 1-year-old Kemari Morgan in the North Carolina foster system has been ruled a homicide by poisoning.
Kemari’s mother, Briauna Morgan, has been left without answers for her son’s death for SEVEN MONTHS. During that time, rather than provide Briauna with information or support, Person County dragged Briauna through hell. They deliberately kept her in the dark, silenced her with a gag order, and criminalized the community members who stood with her. This is how the family policing system treats Black mamas and their babies.
‼️ KEEP DEMANDING JUSTICE FOR KEMARI ‼️
✅ Call Person County Department of Social Services at 336-599-8361 and demand Kemari’s siblings be returned home.
✅ Send support to Briauna Morgan: bit.ly/Funds-Briauna
✅ Tap in to the campaign: operationstopcps.com/JusticeforKemari
12/08/2025
👉🏽Update from court: Still trying to find the right words to express the deep gratitude for every single person who showed up on Friday to stand in power and solidarity. What we demonstrated together is that there is a strong, national, and growing movement to abolish the family policing system—and we’ve got a serious pull-up game! Want to send a special shoutout to for supporting the pull up! ❤️✊🏽❤️
During the hearing, the Director of Social Services claimed their feelings were hurt by being held accountable for the destruction of countless families in Durham. They offered absolutely zero evidence of harassment, yet Judge James Hill still granted this bogus no-contact order for a year.
But let’s be clear: a no-contact order does not stop us from protesting, speaking out, showing up at board meetings, or challenging this system wherever it operates. Durham county may not understand how the First Amendment works, but that won’t stop us from exercising it!
So let’s keep this energy going.
📅 Next coalition meeting: Monday, Dec 15 at 7pm
📍 101 S. Driver Street
📅 Next board meeting: Wednesday, Dec 17 at 9am
📍 414 E. Main Street (or join virtually)
Mark your calendars and pull up. ✊🏾