Fraihat v. ICE: Emergency COVID-19 Response
Immigration Detention Accountability Project (IDAP)
Accessibility Project (AP)
About CREEC
As our name suggests, CREEC promotes our mission through education — member input, instructional materials and presentations, outreach, advocacy, humor, collaboration, and animated YouTube videos — and enforcement, that is, investigating and filing impact and class action lawsuits on a broad array of civil rights issues. Based in Denver, Berkeley, and Nashville our scope is nationwide. Through our advocacy and litigation, CREEC has successfully transformed the practices of major companies and government entities.
We always hope our educational efforts are effective — and entertaining! — but let’s face it, many civil rights laws have been on the books for decades and some folks still haven’t gotten the point. We call them “defendants.” Well, first we call them “subjects of investigation,” then we call them “recipients of demand letters,” then “entities we’re politely discussing the requirements of civil rights laws with,” and THEN — if they still haven’t gotten the point — we call them “defendants.”
We hope you’ll join us and let us know what we should be investigating and who we should be educating. There’s no cost to join CREEC.
We Challenge Discrimination
CREEC is a nonprofit membership organization whose goal is to ensure that everyone can fully and independently participate in our nation’s civic life without discrimination based on race, gender, disability, religion, national origin, age, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
The Latest News
TDOC Needs to Stop Denying Effective Communication
Disability Discrimination Complaint Filed Over COVID-19 Treatment Rationing Plan in Tennessee
CREEC and Co-Counsel File Preliminary Injunction in Fraihat v. ICE Case
CREEC and 13 Others Send COVID-19 Letter in Support of Immigrants in Detention in Adelanto, CA
CREEC and Justice Catalyst Law Launch Housing Discrimination Initiative
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Current investigations include discrimination in housing, public accommodations, and communication.
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*Though this cute puppy — Holly, our Junior Office Dog — technically has nothing to do with donating to CREEC (though donors at every level are entitled to stop by the office and play with her) we’re hoping she’s so cute that just her overwhelming cuteness will attract attention to the “donate” button and perhaps put people in a donating frame of mind.