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Sign letter to support Western Queens Community Land Trust
Street Works has written a letter to support the Western Queens Community Land Trust’s important proposal to turn the former Dept. of Education building in LIC into the Queensboro People’s Space—a permanently affordable, community-owned hub for artists, cooperatives, food justice groups, and more. This is not a lease or a commitment—just a way to demonstrate public support. To join the effort, please sign the letter if it resonates and share this far and wide with folks you know who would be willing to sign.
06/24/25: Fight for Tonawanda Seneca Nation’s Way of Life
Join the NYRenews coalition on July 24th at 6:30pm ET for a virtual screening of the short documentary film “Unheard Voices: The Fight for the Tonawanda Seneca Nation’s Way of Life,” followed by a panel discussion featuring Nation citizens and Allies of the Tonawanda Seneca Nation.
07/25/25: Vote in the “People’s Money”
From our friends at the Civic Engagement Commission: Folks in New York City, please vote in the nonpartisan, citywide participatory budgeting process by June 25! Projects on the ballot came from New Yorkers, and all New Yorkers 11 +, regardless of citizenship, can vote.
Call for a Just Transformation of the Brooklyn Queens Expressway
Add your name to this collective call to the NYC and NY State Departments of Transportation to invest in planning and implementation of am environmental justice-centered plan to transform the BQE, a highway carrying nearly 150,000 trucks and cars every day through neighborhoods where more than 280,000 people of color, low-income people, and immigrants live, learn, work, play, and pray.
NY’s Climate Change Superfund Act passes!!
June 2024: After years of slow action, the New York State Assembly joined the State Senate in passing the Climate Change Superfund Act— intended to make the most polluting corporations in NY pay for the harm they’ve caused.
Supporting NY HEAT act & climate justice legislation
MJN stands with NY Renews and our fellow CJ and EJ peers holding a Climate Justice Action Week starting May 20th to mobilize for climate action. (Image designed by Anjali Deshmukh.)
