Justice For Eudes Pierre

01/23/2026

***TOMORROW*** ✊🏾 will be speaking at this event. Details on Flyer.

Repost • 36th Holiday Appeal for Class-War Prisoners
Fundraisers for the Class-War Prisoner Stipend Fund in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City and Oakland.

We invite you to attend and get the word out about this year’s NYC 36th Holiday Appeal for Class-War Prisoners on Saturday, January 24. The Holiday Appeal raises money for Class-War Prisoners monthly stipends to people behind bars for standing up to racist capitalism and imperialism, including Mumia Abu-Jamal, Leonard Peltier and Xinachtli (Alvaro Hernandez).

We will have table space available for groups to provide information and publicize cases and causes you are championing. Please DM for more information and if you would like table space to share info on your causes.

01/21/2026

***NEXT TUESDAY***

Repost • Join us for our 2026 Daniel’s Law Advocacy Day, fighting for the full passage of Daniel’s Law to ensure that community members received a health-based, non-police response when they experience a mental health crisis.

A special thank you to the Prude family, and our bill sponsors and for leading the charge in the legislature and fighting to transform mental health crisis response in NY state.

Transportation is available from NYC and WNY. Register here: bit.ly/dladvocacy2026

01/15/2026

Let us reintroduce ourselves. We are Justice for Eudes Pierre Coalition. Annually, since Eudes’ murder 4yrs ago, for re-commits to fighting for Justice for Eudes on Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Birthday. We do this by highlighting our fight for Justice the year before, to be reminded and motivated for the unyeilding fight and struggle we still endure moving ahead. 🙏🏾

Dr. King once said, “Make a career of humanity. Commit yourself to the noble struggle for equal rights. You will make a better person of yourself, a greater nation of your country, and a finer world to live in.” ✨️

We must commit to real change and accountability. Every single day, we face unjustices and oppression that threaten our well-being, our livelihood, our progress, our ambitions, our sanity, our dignity, and our convictions by systems that seem to thrive, and function, on the struggles of hardworking, everyday people. We must not let up pressure and we must reject what may appear as and feel like pushback and defeat, but really opportunities to brainstorm approaches and adjust tactics. This is the only way to overcome and keep building this movement embodied in Legacy and carried out with hope, love, grief, and a relentless allegiance for transformation and justice. Although faced with constant discrimination and opposition by those in power, “the people united will never be defeated!” 🗣

We are humbled and energized by the people; community who continue to show up for us and journey with us. Every year as we look back, we are proud of how Eudes’ spirit lives in steady advancements we make and the connections with people who hear us, see us, feel us, and join us for JUSTICE FOR EUDES PIERRE, but also, JUSTICE FOR ALL STOLEN LIVES. 🕊

Police Brutality is real. Police terror is real. Police violence is real. Police dominance is real. Police Immunity is real. This does not deter us. We recognize a system that harms and hurts more than it honors and heals. Still, we continue to shout “NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!” 💪🏾

We hear Dr. King’s words, we embrace his approach, and we honor Legacy by marching on until victory is won. Let’s Go! ✊🏾

01/12/2026

Repost .health.with.emma • January can be a heavy month. The adrenaline of December drops away, routines feel off, energy is lower, and suddenly everything feels harder than it did a few weeks ago. 

If you’re struggling right now, it’s okay to narrow your focus. Stick to the basics. Eat regularly, sleep when you can, keep your days predictable where possible. These things aren’t small or lazy. They’re stabilising.

Low mood and anxiety are often made worse by under-fueling, poor sleep, and constant stress. That’s why food, rest, and movement (no matter how gentle!) matter so much right now. Not as a fix, but just as support. 

You don’t need to be super productive right now. You don’t need to feel motivated. You don’t need to have a plan for the rest of the year. Getting through today is enough.

Stay Strong ❤️

01/11/2026

🗣SAY THEIR NAMES, ✊🏾SHARE THEIR STORIES

***TODAY***

Please join , January 11th on FACEBOOK LIVE or on YOUTUBE (tinyurl.com/StolenLives2026) to see and hear the loved ones of these Stolen Lives:

🕯️Hasani Best, who was killed by Asbury Park (NJ) police August 21, 2020

🕯️Kimoni “Kodak” Davis, who died due to Ohio State Patrol June 29, 2015

🕯️Preston L. Graham, who was killed by Corpus Christi (TX) police July 22, 2024

🕯️Phillip Hatley, who was killed by Memphis (TN) police January 1939

🕯️Rashad Lamar Nelson, who was killed by Monona (WI) police January 1, 2024

🕯️Najee Seabrooks, who was killed by Paterson (NJ) police March 3, 2023

🕯Deborah Terrell, killed by New Brunswick (NJ) police on August, 8, 2025

01/09/2026

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12/29/2025

“Greatness lies not in being strong, but in the right using of strength; and strength is not used rightly when it serves only to carry a man above his fellows for his own solitary glory. He is the greatest whose strength carries up the most hearts by the attraction of his own.” -Henry Ward Beecher

11.30.25, an award was presented to Sheina by Assemblymember & the AD 58 Taskforce, for her advocacy in awareness & calls for change to Mental Health crisis response in ’s name, following his fatal encounter with NYPD while experiencing a Mental Health crisis.

Although Sheina’s name is on the award, we humbly and graciously share this achievement with all of . All who recognizes Eudes’ humanity and the disservice done to him. Those who heard Eudes cry out for help, needing a medical care response, not a law enforcement response. Everyone who has signed the petition, street co-naming initiative, joined a Zoom meeting, followed our Instagram, likes/reshares an event/content that helps uplift Eudes and the family. All who rally/march with us in the cold, to commemorate a life gone too soon, but forever in our hearts. Those who share their talents whether through music, art, videos, basketball... . Creatives who help carry on Eudes’ Legacy the way Eudes lived and loved. Anyone who sees Eudes and sees themselves, acknowledging that we can not continue to allow those in power to look us over or treat us as if we’re disposable. This plaque is for every single person who carries pain and makes the choice to allow pain to fuel purpose, refusing to be discouraged or let up. This award goes out to the Underdogs; for Greatness is an act of service and empathy rather than a display of power or status. 

Thank you again to the Assemblymember for this recognition. This is more than a shiny trophy to hang on a wall, but a accreditation of being seen & heard. The dignity Eudes didn’t receive in his final moments of life, but what we will continue to fight & demand for as he rests in Eternity. 🕊 Thank you to all those who trek this path with us in solidarity.

✨Happy Holidays & Happy New Year! 2025 Out! Onward!

12/20/2025

They say time heals all wounds. That is not true. Four years later, this day reopens scars that may appear to have stopped bleeding, but will never fully heal.

Four years ago, we woke up to the most traumatic and inconceivable occurrence that we could ever prepare for or imagine. NYPD and the media releasing statements and news eluding that a deranged, crazed man was an imminent danger to the community. Headlines like “Suicide by Cop” attempting to justify and perpetuate that an unidentified individual got what he deserved; wanting to be gunned down by police.

Two days later, confronts and denounces this narrative, humanizing him. His name is Eudes Pierre. A 26 year old, young man, in an apparent mental health crisis calls 911, A Cry for Help. Eudes is a 26 year old black man, a beloved young man, with strong ties to the community and cared for by many family and friends. A young man reentering a new reality like many of us post a global pandemic, just reopening after quarantine. A young man a few credits from graduating college, but taking a break because of what we can only imagine were pressures, obstacles, and triggers hindering him. His own mind turning against him. Lack of resources and services. Stigma and shame. A young man who on a Monday morning, at 4:10 am, is in distress and concludes the only thing he can do is dial 911.

Four years later, Eudes Pierre is more than these headlines. He is a cautionary tale. He is someone who earns and deserves dignity. He is someone whose Legacy will be to shed light, bring awareness, and transform Mental Health crisis response to a system that is compassionate, considerate, and careful. A system encouraging continuum of care and encouraging preventative measures to reduce or avoid crisis to begin with.

Eudes, though you are gone you are never forgotten. It is because of how you lived, how you loved, how you supported, and cared for us is why your essence will never die. It’s what allows that catastrophic moment four years ago to propel a meaningful movement now.

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12/19/2025

💔 Four Years Ago: December 22, 2021 - Press Conference

Description: Victim's Family Speaks Out following Fatal Police Shooting in Brooklyn

Marguerite Jolivert, mother of the late spoke out regarding his death on Monday after being shot and killed by NYPD Officers in Brooklyn, while armed with a knife

ATTORNEY SANFORD RUBENSTEIN STATES: “NYPD don’t kill the mentally ill, has been a rallying cry of New Yorkers for some time in our city. The death of Eudes Pierre is not the first time in this city a mentally ill person has been killed by a member of the NYPD. The question that needs to be answered is was Eudes Pierre an imminent threat to the lives of the Police Officers who shot and killed him. This family will fully cooperate with the investigation of the Attorney General’s Office.”

Video by HG (FNTV FREEDOMNEWS.TV)
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✊🏾 RALLY, MARCH, VIGIL: Saturday, 12.20.25. - Justice for Eudes Pierre @ 71st Precinct