The Legal Aid Society has been sponsoring a series of Know Your Rights sessions to discuss concerns about immigration under the Trump Administration. Legal Aid lawyers will discuss concerns about Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and the rights of undocumented and documented immigrants.
The Legal Aid Society has been sponsoring a series of Know Your Rights sessions to discuss concerns about immigration under the Trump Administration. Legal Aid lawyers will discuss concerns about Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and the rights of undocumented and documented immigrants.
Join JFREJ to learn about the ways that Jews in New York City are rising up to resist anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, racism, and attacks on our communities in the wake of the election. Get to know Jews for Racial & Economic Justice and plug in to ongoing campaigns and initiatives related to police accountability, Hate-Free-Zones, and efforts to protect our social safety net.
Event is free. Click here to RSVP.
How is the Jewish community effectively showing up for our partners in directly impacted communities, as well as Mizrahi Jews and Jews of Color in our own community? How can we call on New York political leaders to stand up to the administration and create real sanctuary, real safety, and real justice for all New Yorkerss? Broken windows policing puts all of our communities at risk – there is no sanctuary without police accountability. Our community is called right now to be the #JewishResistance of our time.
Come learn about JFREJ’s approach to these questions, and help us mobilize our community for upcoming actions in April:
Click here to RVSP. Contact leo [at] jfrej.org (Leo Ferguson) for more info.
It’s time to for City Council to pass Right to Know Act, a pivotal legislative package that aims to protect the civil and human rights of New Yorkers while promoting communication, transparency and accountability in everyday interactions between the NYPD and the public. The Right to Know Act is sponsored by a majority of City Council Members, and we need to build momentum to ensure that we pass these bills in 2017. Join CPR members JFREJ for an afternoon of in-district leafleting in Bayside, Queens. We’ll talk to our neighbors about police accountability, gather signatures on our petition, and build momentum.
The Legal Aid Society has been sponsoring a series of Know Your Rights sessions to discuss concerns about immigration under the Trump Administration. Legal Aid lawyers will discuss concerns about Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and the rights of undocumented and documented immigrants.
Join LatinoJustice for a discussion issues and action plans for addressing the dangerous environment in which our community finds itself under this new administration
Moderator: Juan Cartagena, LatinoJustice PRLDEF President and General Counsel, with Panelists: Angela Fernandez, Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrants Rights; Myrna Perez, Brennan Center; Jeronimo Saldaña, Drug Policy Alliance.
Click here to RSVP. This event is organized by the LJP Líderes, LatinoJustice’s network of young professional volunteers and donors.
It’s time to for City Council to pass Right to Know Act, a pivotal legislative package that aims to protect the civil and human rights of New Yorkers while promoting communication, transparency and accountability in everyday interactions between the NYPD and the public. The Right to Know Act is sponsored by a majority of City Council Members, and we need to build momentum to ensure that we pass these bills in 2017. Join CPR members JFREJ for an afternoon of in-district leafleting in Forest Hills, Queens. We’ll talk to our neighbors about police accountability, gather signatures on our petition, and build momentum.
The Legal Aid Society has been sponsoring a series of Know Your Rights sessions to discuss concerns about immigration under the Trump Administration. Legal Aid lawyers will discuss concerns about Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and the rights of undocumented and documented immigrants.
The Legal Aid Society has been sponsoring a series of Know Your Rights sessions to discuss concerns about immigration under the Trump Administration. Legal Aid lawyers will discuss concerns about Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and the rights of undocumented and documented immigrants.
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