Upcoming Events and Save the Date for a LI Faith & Community Justice Conference!

Join the Haitian-American Family of Long Island (HAFALI) for their annual Mental Health Walk this weekend at Baldwin Harbor Park! HAFALI is an inspiring local community organization supporting LI’s over 20,000 Haitian residents, and was honored by LIJWJ at our 2023 awards dinner. It’s a great chance to enjoy the fall weather, get to know other folks, and restore yourself with the warmth of community!

It’s time to prioritize mental health. Support HAFALI’s efforts in promoting mental wellbeing while raising funds to support our community!


Nuns on a Bus

Today October 2 meet up with the righteous Nuns on the Bus on their “Vote our Future” Tour!

“NETWORK’s Nuns on the Bus & Friends is hitting the road! On this two-and-a-half-week, nonpartisan, nationwide “Vote Our Future” Tour, Nuns on the Bus & Friends will call on Catholics and all people of good will to be multi-issue voters and to protect the freedoms that promote a future of flourishing for all of us.

RSVP here for Brentwood!

RSVP here for Baldwin!


Repairers of the Breach – LIJWJ Faith Conference in December!

This December we hope you’ll join the LIJWJ faith community for an engaging and thought-provoking conference – “Repairers of the Breach”: How Faith and Community Partners Can Build a Just Long Island Economy. Repairers of the Breach is open to all clergy, congregants, and individuals from all faith traditions (and secular folks too!) interested in participating in discussions on the intersection of morality, economics, and movement building.

The workshop lineup is packed full of topics and questions that cut to the core of why LI is the way it is, and what needs to be done to undo the centuries of harm to marginalized groups that have taken place here. Each workshop will be facilitated with a panel of faith and community leaders immersed in their fields of expertise. They include:

  • Interfaith Perspectives on Principles of Economic Justice
  • Exploring Our Working-Class Roots
  • Congregational Properties – Knowing Our History, Shaping Our Future
  • Congregational Properties: Repurposing For The Common Good
  • What Can I Say? Preaching the Just Word
  • Changing the Narrative by Changing the Narrator
  • Voices of Worker Power
  • Congregations as Engines for Wealth Creation
  • Using My Faith Tradition to Envision a Just Long Island Economy
  • The Future We Believe In: Faith-based Advocacy and How We Can Do It
  • Our Moral Imperative – Act for Justice Now

Stay tuned for more info and a registration link! In the mean time SAVE THE DATE!!

Sandy Mold Report Release

On Monday, August 11th, Long Island Jobs with Justice in collaboration with NYCOSH, New York Committee for Occupational Safety and Health, and supported by allies and Nassau Legislators Curran and Denenberg released a report about the lingering dangers of mold in houses affected by Hurricane Sandy and the necessity for disaster preparedness training and education for community members.

To read the article go here,

To watch the the News12 story about this issue go here.,

And to read the Newsday article about it go here.
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