The Community Action League
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The Community Action League (TCAL) is a community organization that helps low income communities in the Antelope Valley act to fight for their civil rights. Through individual meetings, door knocking, public meetings, and public policy advocacy, TCAL inspires the AV community into action in order to address the problems affecting low income families. We have addressed issues ranging from: section 8 recipient attacks, racial profiling by police and the incessant attacks against our youth in Criminal Justice and Educational system.
TCAL empowers our communities with the information, the principles, and resources needed to achieve health and stability for families, schools, businesses and communities.
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Reform Policing in AV
Antelope Agreement 4-28-15
Department of Justice came down from Washington to attend TCAL’s Community Engagement Meeting #1 with over 300 people in attended
December 13, 2011
TCAL, families, activists unite to demand accountability in deputy-involved shootings
February 8, 2012
TCAL Community Engagement Meeting 2 ~ Community Leadership
(TCAL meeting April 5, 2012)
TCAL Community Forum
September 2011
Crime Prevention and Intervention Conference
June 23, 2012
NLSLA Community Service Award ~ For their courage and unwavering commitment to protect the civil rights and liberties of children and families of the Antelope Valley
October 13, 2012

The Antelope Valley Sheriff’ Department and The Department of Justice. The DOJ will monitor “Unlawful Policing”. The Community Action League Community Town Hall meeting.
June 3, 2015
The Community Seeks Justice ~ TCAL seeks justice for Yolanda Davis mother of Micheal Davis who was shot six times over a confrontation involving his dog.
July 3, 2015