We want Justice for #ShantelDavis

“Hoops for Justice” was founded in July 2013 in remembrance of Shantel Davis & Kimani Gray, young lives that were taken by NYPD.

Dozens of young men and their supporters will assemble to compete in a basketball tournament unlike any other in the neighborhood this summer. They compete not only for prizes and prestige, but also to stand for a positive vision of their community. This tournament was brought together by tragedy and now we want to bring the community together in celebration of Shantel & Kimani’s life.

Our youths must be protected, educated and feel safe in the neighborhood in which they reside. It is time to bring the residents of East Flatbush together to stand united against police brutality. This tournament is dedicated to the young people of East Flatbush and to all families who have lost a love one to police brutality.

Every year, we have an average of 150 young people who participate in the tournament and between 200-300 people who come from the community. Help us raise $3,000 to put this tournament on. Your donations will help pay for basketball jerseys, the equipment, the park and sound permits, food, the referees, the DJ and the trophies.

Thank you for helping to honor my sister, Shantel, and Kimani 's memory. Your support is greatly appreciated!

Natasha Duncan, sister of Shantel Davis

Please donate:

https://www.gofundme.com/hoops4justic...

https://www.facebook.com/events/26241...

#HoopsForJustice2016

Shot and edited by Patrick Chang, for 'Equality For Flatbush' (E4F): Police Accountability Working Group

If you are a Brooklyn resident that has been stopped, harassed, detained, or brutalized by the NYPD - PLEASE contact 'Equality for Flatbush' : E4F at PoliceWork@equalityforflatbush.org or call/text (646)820-6039