At The Sean Monterrosa Project (TSMP), we are committed to dismantling systems of police violence while building community-driven alternatives to safety. What began as our family’s fight for justice for Sean Monterrosa has grown into a nationwide movement for accountability, healing, and systemic change.

Policy & Legislative Advocacy

We push for policy changes at local, state, and national levels that hold law enforcement accountable and protect impacted families. From advocating for increased police oversight to fighting for justice-centered reforms, our work ensures that no family experiences what we have endured.

Narrative & Media Advocacy

Police violence thrives on misinformation and erasure. TSMP works to reclaim our stories, shift public perception, and challenge the narratives that justify police brutality. Through national media, public speaking, and storytelling campaigns, we center the voices of survivors and impacted families.

Community Organizing & Mutual Aid

We mobilize direct actions, protests, and grassroots organizing efforts that demand justice—not just for Sean, but for all those impacted by state violence. Beyond advocacy, we provide resources, support, and mutual aid to system-impacted families and communities experiencing housing instability, legal battles, and economic hardships.

Coalition Building & Movement Leadership

TSMP collaborates with grassroots organizations, advocates, and families nationwide to create powerful, intersectional movements against police violence. We collaborate with coalitions that foster collective healing, strategy, and action—ensuring that no family has to fight alone.

Imagining & Building Alternatives to Policing

We believe in real public safety—one that prioritizes care, healing, and justice over punishment and policing. TSMP is a hub for imagination, developing community-driven solutions that break cycles of harm and invest in the well-being of Black and Brown communities.

Our Impact

Advocated for legislative and policy reforms to increase police accountability.
Amplified the stories of impacted families through media, storytelling, and public forums. Led direct actions and mobilized thousands in the fight for justice

Provided resources, mentorship, and mutual aid to system-impacted communities and system-involved youth.

Worked alongside community organizations, policymakers, and families to build long-term solutions for public safety.

Through TSMP, we are not just fighting for justice for Sean—we are creating a future where safety is built on care, accountability, and community power.