Better Fayetteville Project

04/04/2025

Join Fayetteville Freedom For All for this important rally to discuss our local water and the impact from and what happens if we lose federal funding.

26/02/2025

This is a great event happening in two weeks.

16/07/2024

Join us tonight!

28/05/2024

Join us tonight as we demand a FULLY funded OCS (Office of Community Safety) development. Press conference at 6pm.

29/03/2024

Did you miss the Have a HEART Fayetteville: Documentary Screening and Q&A last night? Well, here’s a conversation discussing OCS and what that can look like for our community.

13/03/2024

For us to have a Better Fayetteville, we MUST have a better maternal healthcare system. We are looking to start the conversations to find the solutions for our families in our community.

As clinics close their doors and physicians limit services, women in Cumberland County are struggling to get the maternal health care they need.

06/03/2024

Tune in tomorrow at 10AM to WIDU 1600AM for a conversation with CityView TODAY's Evey Weisblat and Community Organizer Trisha James.

Last show we highlighted stories that I believe ought to have lit a fire 🔥 in our community, and so we continue with that mission to ensure some impact on our journey to move City of Fayetteville, NC forward!

03/03/2024

28/02/2024

Please join us and also consider sponsoring this event. All funds will be used to cover the cost to use The Cameo and support this screening event.

ANNOUNCEMENT! Mark your calendars for March 28. As apart of our campaign, Fayetteville Freedom For All will be hosting Have a HEART Fayetteville: Documentary Screening and Q&A. The new documentary, “HEART: Serving Our Neighbors in Crisis,” follows the journey of the City of Durham, NC Government coming together to build an alternative care response team of passionate mental health clinicians with the "HEART" for working alongside police, fire and EMS in the community. The HEART (Holistic Empathetic Assistance Response Team) program is a new public safety response within the City of Durham’s Community Safety Department. It connects Durham residents to the right care ­— starting from the point at which someone calls 911 to the warm handoff to those who help meet the needs of neighbors in crisis. The screening will be followed by a Q&A session with the Durham HEART staff.

We need to raise $600 to cover the cost of renting out The Cameo. If you are an individual, business, or organization who would like to donate, please visit the link in our comments to view our sponsorship packages.