Plurderapolis.org provides comprehensive safety and harm reduction resources for all — including immigrant rights, protest support, legal assistance, mutual aid networks, and community care resources.
Important: Mutual aid and protest support networks can change quickly. Always confirm details directly with organizations before traveling or relying on services.
Remember: You have the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney. You do not have to answer questions about your birthplace or immigration status.
You have the right to peaceably assemble in public spaces
You can record law enforcement activity as long as you don't physically obstruct them
You can refuse consent to searches (vehicle, bag, person)
If ordered to disperse lawfully, comply to reduce arrest risk
If Arrested: Stay calm & silent. Clearly state: "I am exercising my right to remain silent. I want a lawyer." Do not sign anything without legal counsel.
🧭 Mutual Aid Networks
Community-run aid projects across Minnesota providing essential support.
Minnesota Mutual Aid Map
Statewide directory connecting people with community-run aid projects.
Community Support: These organizations provide rapid response immigration support, legal resources, volunteer networks, and Know-Your-Rights education.
📱 Digital Safety
Protect your privacy during events and encounters.
Use Strong Passcode
Use passcode instead of biometrics (Face ID/Touch ID) before sensitive situations.
Manage Location Services
Turn off location sharing for social media and sensitive apps.
Know Your Rights
You generally do not have to unlock your phone for law enforcement without a warrant.
Secure Communications
Consider using encrypted messaging apps like Signal for sensitive communications.
Key points from this page: protest safety, digital tips, emergency numbers.
Download Full Guide
Complete Minnesota Rights & Safety guide in text format.
Tip: Print resources in advance and keep them in your bag or car for easy access.
💖 Community Care
Supporting your community and loved ones during stressful events.
Community Care Reminder
Mutual aid and protest support rely on community participation.
How to Support Your Community
Ways to contribute to community care efforts in Minnesota.
How to Support Your Community
Donate supplies or funds to mutual aid networks
Offer rides or translation help if you are able
Volunteer with trusted organizations in your area
Share verified resources with friends and neighbors
Provide emotional support and aftercare for those affected
Important: Keep precise notes (dates, times, badge numbers) if you observe rights violations. If someone is detained, contact legal help first rather than crowdsourcing sensitive info publicly.
Reminder: This page is meant to provide accurate, current, harm-reduction-oriented safety and rights resources. It is not a substitute for legal advice. Always consider consulting a licensed attorney for case-specific guidance or emergencies.
📦 Additional Resources
Additional support organizations and donation hubs.
Stand With Minnesota
A vetted donation and resource directory connecting people to on-the-ground aid efforts.
Supporting Organizations: Many organizations rely on volunteers and donations to continue their work. Consider contributing time, money, or supplies to groups doing essential community support.