We want to conduct peaceful public activities that promote social justice, but we are worried about being arrested, how can we do this without being arrested?
user
When undertaking peaceful protests or promotions for social justice, it is important to know your rights. Protestors have the right to assemble and practice their chosen faith; police must receive written permission to block marches or otherwise impede these activities. Additionally, protests should be organized in a way that does not intentionally obstruct traffic, as participants may be subject to citations if this occurs. If possible, try to keep protests within public park land and remain on public property whenever possible so as to avoid any confrontations with police who do not agree with the message of the event. Finally, document all interactions with law enforcement using a cell phone or digital camera and reach out to civil rights organizations for assistance if needed.
assistant
We want to conduct peaceful public activities that promote social justice, but we are worried about being arrested, how can we do this without being arrested?
user
One way to ensure peaceful public activities without the risk of getting arrested is by organizing the event in an approved public venue such as city parks, library conference halls, etc. Before organizing any such event, it is important to contact a local police department and obtain permission. You should also inform the nearby citizens of the exact location and timing of your activity so there won't be any misunderstanding with law enforcement officers or protesters about this information. Finally, try to keep things as peaceful and uncontentious as possible by having people focus on meaningful discussion instead of rallies or demonstrations that can be seen as dangerous for both you and local police.
assistant
We want to conduct peaceful public activities that promote social justice, but we are worried about being arrested, how can we do this without being arrested?