As of January 2020, Courage California — formerly known as Courage Campaign — has officially changed its name. Since its founding in 2005, Courage Campaign has focused on progressive organizing … Continued
A billboard with the word “impeach” in all capital letters next to a picture of President Trump has gone up in the Fisherman’s Wharf area of San Francisco. The billboard features … Continued
In a statement, the campaign said, ““Since the very beginning of his presidency, Donald Trump has committed innumerable, impeachable offenses — from violating the Constitution’s emoluments clause to openly admitting that … Continued
The backdrop of the new billboard campaign comes as House Democrats launch a new phase of their impeachment inquiry and as former Ambassador Kurt Volker, until recently a top State … Continued
Eddie Kurtz, the executive director of Courage Campaign, a progressive advocacy group that campaigned for Prop. 63 in 2016, said the ammunition regulation is a step in the right direction. … Continued
Policy battles between industry lobbyists and activists often leave lawmakers in the middle, and money makes a difference. The liberal nonprofit Courage Campaign said dollar signs influenced an Assembly vote last week … Continued
State legislators are debating a measure that proponents said would set a national precedent by creating statewide guidelines on when officers can use lethal force and requiring that every officer … Continued
Opponents said the law-enforcement-backed bill doesn’t go far enough because it would enshrine current rules that allow police to kill if they reasonably believe that they or others are in … Continued
Courage Campaign launched two police use-of-force ads this week urging lawmakers to pass Assembly Bill 392 before the controversial bill is scheduled to withstand its first committee hearing on Tuesday. AB 392 by Assemblywoman … Continued
Courage Campaign is launching TV spots in Sacramento and Los Angeles urging passage of a measure that would toughen the standard for when use-of-force is allowed. Here’s the Courage Campaign’s Sacramento spot.