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Justice ReMix’d — It’s Back!

The sweet taste of justice.

Advancement Project National Office is proud to partner with Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream to bring back its limited-time flavor: Justice ReMix'd!

With cinnamon and chocolate ice creams, gobs of cinnamon bun dough, and spicy fudge brownies, Justice ReMix’d™ has just the right zip for kick starting a conversation about the importance of racial equity in America, and the need for criminal justice reform. Even better? A portion of the proceeds from the sale of Justice ReMix’d™ will go to Advancement Project National Office as we continue to support grassroots partners actively waging campaigns to dismantle the school-to-prison pipeline, end mass incarceration and combat systemic racism. Now that’s what we call sweet!

Find a pint at your local grocery store, or visit one of Ben & Jerry's scoop shops to see what justice tastes like.

And learn more about our work below!

Justice Remix'd is a hit!

Here's what others are saying about the sweet taste of justice.

Ben & Jerry’s debut flavor backing criminal justice reform

A new Ben & Jerry's flavor is meant to highlight criminal justice reform

Ben & Jerry's Creates New Flavor To Highlight Racism And Criminal Justice Reform

Ben & Jerry’s New Ice Cream Flavor Takes Aim At Racism In The Criminal Justice System

Jesse Williams helps Ben & Jerry's tackle 'systemic racism' with new ice cream flavor: 'Sweet taste of justice'

Ben & Jerry's introduces new flavor in support of criminal justice reform

Justice ReMix’d: Ben & Jerry’s Launches New Flavor To Shine Spotlight On Criminal Justice Reform

Enjoying the sweet taste of justice?

Send us a selfie with your first name, last initial, city and state, and you could be featured in our #JusticeRemixd gallery!

How DO we remix justice?

Advancement Project National Office addresses five main issue areas primarily through our four projects. Click on the icons below to learn more!

What are we working on?

For 20 years, Advancement Project National Office has been at the forefront in fighting for human rights and social justice. Get the scoop on our latest projects.

In partnership with the Alliance for Educational Justice, we've published a new website to help you in the fight for #PoliceFreeSchools. Check out website based on our report, We Came to Learn: A Call to Action for Police-Free Schools.

It's been five years since the police killing of teenager Mike Brown and the series of protests known as the Ferguson Uprisings. Find out what a group of residents in Ferguson, MO, have been working locally in our new report, “The Genius of Ordinary People: How the Ferguson Collaborative Became the Voice of the Community.”

It’s time for the United States to adopt sound policies that include full voter protection at the polls. If you or someone you know has been a victim of voter suppression, tell your story here.

The City of St. Louis condemns hundreds of mostly poor and Black people to suffer in unspeakably hellish and inhumane conditions at the “Workhouse,” officially known as the Medium Security Institution. See how we're working on the ground to close it.

Bringing Justice Back to St. Louis

See how Ben & Jerry's has helped us to close the Workhouse jail and reduce bond for hundreds of the city's residents.

Counselors Not Cops

See how we're working with Ben & Jerry's to decrease the need for police in schools, starting with Miami-Dade County.

Transforming the System

Why does Ben & Jerry's want to be involved in reforming the criminal justice system? It's all about rebuilding lives.

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Don't like ice cream but still want to remix justice with us? Send a donation below to support our work!

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