ALT Black marble background. Left side is picture of Zine cover that has white background with an image of scale, left side of the scale has illustration of a person in a suit with stacks of money and the right side has four people and one is holding a sign that says “Free All Survivors.” Next to the illustration it reads “No Good Prosecutors Now or Ever: How the Manhattan District Attorney Hoards Money, Perpetuates Abuse of Survivors, and Gags Their Advocates.” To the right of the cover is a coral colored box, in black text it reads “download the zine: bit.ly/NoGoodDAs” and beneath that is a drawing of handcuffs that say “Survived and Punished.”
![[image description: bright red carnation centered on a bright yellow background with white text on top of the carnation. Text reads,”As we head into AAPI Heritage Month, Red Canary Song is still mourning those we have lost; building strong relationships with our AAPI, BIPOC, transnational, and migrant allies; and celebrating one another by honoring our diverse backgrounds and shared vision for justice.” Red Canary logo of a simplified red canary head is in the bottom left corner with text coming out of its mouth. Text reads, “RED CANARY SONG @redcanarysong”]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E0UGh75WYAEvJCr.jpg?name=orig)
ALT [image description: bright red carnation centered on a bright yellow background with white text on top of the carnation. Text reads,”As we head into AAPI Heritage Month, Red Canary Song is still mourning those we have lost; building strong relationships with our AAPI, BIPOC, transnational, and migrant allies; and celebrating one another by honoring our diverse backgrounds and shared vision for justice.” Red Canary logo of a simplified red canary head is in the bottom left corner with text coming out of its mouth. Text reads, “RED CANARY SONG @redcanarysong”]
![[image description: bright red carnation in the top left corner on top of a photo of cardboard signs that say, “Rest In Power Yang Song.” White text inside the red carnation reads, “In Nov 2017, Yang Song, a Chinese migrant massage worker, fell to her death during a police raid. Previous to her death, she had been sexually assaulted by a man who flashed a police badge. Instead of investigating the attack properly, the police pressed Yang Song to become an informant on the women who worked by her side.” Red Canary Song logo of a red canary head with @redcanarysong in the bottom left corner]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E0UGh77WYAEonxc.jpg?name=orig)
ALT [image description: bright red carnation in the top left corner on top of a photo of cardboard signs that say, “Rest In Power Yang Song.” White text inside the red carnation reads, “In Nov 2017, Yang Song, a Chinese migrant massage worker, fell to her death during a police raid. Previous to her death, she had been sexually assaulted by a man who flashed a police badge. Instead of investigating the attack properly, the police pressed Yang Song to become an informant on the women who worked by her side.” Red Canary Song logo of a red canary head with @redcanarysong in the bottom left corner]
![[image description: bright red carnation in the top right corner on top of a photo from a Red Canary Song sit in with Red Schulte and Mateo Guerrero of Make the Road NY standing with bullhorns. White text inside of the red carnation reads, “Rather than turn traitor to her community, Yang Song refused but expressed fear to her brother that the police would come after her. Hai Song brought their mother to NYC to learn more about his sister’s death but found no clear answers.” Red Canary Song logo of a red canary head with @redcanarysong in the bottom left corner]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E0UGh77XsAIh3DS.jpg?name=orig)
ALT [image description: bright red carnation in the top right corner on top of a photo from a Red Canary Song sit in with Red Schulte and Mateo Guerrero of Make the Road NY standing with bullhorns. White text inside of the red carnation reads, “Rather than turn traitor to her community, Yang Song refused but expressed fear to her brother that the police would come after her. Hai Song brought their mother to NYC to learn more about his sister’s death but found no clear answers.” Red Canary Song logo of a red canary head with @redcanarysong in the bottom left corner]
ALT An image of a building with antenna, above it is an image of aurora borealis with doodles of a plant, birds and sun. Below it shows the amount raised $51,668.24 next to the goal of $50,000
ALT A poster with the the title Minga Musical with a picture of a group of kids with musical instrument. Join on instagram + facebook like @centrocorona