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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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Our Clients

“Emmett Murrell, V Jesse Smith, Pharaoh Mitchell, members of TCAL you stood in the FLAMES alone many days, yet their were so many people in the photo to share credit in the VICTORY. I Know you give God all the glory. I just want to say Thank You for standing.”
Robin Tarver

“Thank you so much for supporting us I really feel like you are part of our family.”
Ebony & Kids

“Thank you, so much from the bottom of my heart.”
Carol & Family

“I just wanted to say thank you for being here for my family in their time of need. For you to come in and give your support without even knowing us before all of this shows that you are a very giving and caring person and I thank you for
that.”
Deanna

“I would like to thank T-CAL for all their help during an ordeal that happened on 12/16/10 that changed my life. I myself and my children have struggled dealing with being victims of harassment by the Housing Authority and the Sheriff's dept. T-CAL has been with us from the beginning helping us to fight for our rights as citizens in the Antelope Valley. We were glad to know we had the support of the community in our flight against injustice. T-CAL helped me to remain strong for my children and although my nightmare is not over, I feel relief in what has been accomplished. We now must continue to fight and show that we will not lye down when it comes to injustice but rise together as one. Thank You.”
Denetha Estell

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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

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Hoodie March

Antelope Valley 2012

Report 2011-2012

TCAL Community Engagement Meeting 2 ~ Community Leadership

(TCAL meeting April 5, 2012)

Community Engagement Conference ~ Community Leadership Organizing Round Table

3 ~ April 28, 2012

TCAL Community Forum

September 2011

When Good Things Needs To happen
Good People Show Up!

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Crime Prevention and Intervention Conference

June 23, 2012

Back to school Backpack give-away with One Way Up

August 18, 2012

The City of Lancaster and TCAL vow to work together

October 10, 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

AV Press The Department of Justice Civil Rights Division issued its finding

July 3, 2013

TCAL in Cali. City Grass-root organizing at its best!

July 27, 2013

TCAL and its alliance of members and partners which constitute an influential network of organizations at the local level, and span the spectrum of civil society including: civil society networks and organizations; trade unions; faith-based networks; professional associations; capacity development organizations and other agencies; businesses; and social responsibility programs. TCAL has worked to strengthen citizen action and civil society throughout the Antelope Valley, especially in areas where participatory democracy and citizens’ freedoms are threatened.