New York Jobs with Justice

NY Jobs with Justice "is a permanent coalition of community, labor, religious and student organizations working to build power for poor and working class people in NYC." [1]

• Executive Director - Adrianne Shropshire

Directors

• Ai-jen Poo - Domestic Workers United
• Aisha Al-Adawiya - Women in Islam
• Amanda Silver - Congregation B'nai Jeshurun
• Ana Maria Archila - Latin American Integration Center
• Andrew Friedman - Make the Road by Walking
• Annette Bernhardt - Brennan Center for Justice
• Barbara Edmonds - American Federal State County Municipal Employees
• Bob Kirkman - Service Employees International Union
• Cecil Corbin-Mark - West Harlem Environmental Action
• Damaris Reyes - Good Ol' Lower East Side
• Elly Spicer - District Council of Carpenters
• Gene Carroll - Cornell University, ULP
• George Albro - United Auto Workers, Local 2325
• Harry Almodovar - NYC Central Labor Council
• Ilana Berger - Families United for Racial and Economic Equality
• Janella Hinds - New York State AFL-CIO
• Mary Pike - Hotel Trades Council
• Oona Adams - Laborers Local 79
• Pat Purcell - United Food & Commercial Workers Local 1500
• Penny Lewis - Professional Staff Congress CUNY
• Peter Colavito - Service Employees International Union Local 32BJ
• Robert Master - Communication Workers of America District One
• Saru Jayaraman - Restaurant Opportunities Center of New York
• Simon Greer - Jewish Fund for Justice
• Sondra Youdelman - Community Voices Heard
• Vernon Thorpe - Transport Workers Union Local 100

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Members

• Catherine Abate, Community Healthcare Network
• Luis Garden Acosta, El Puente
• Aisha Al-Adawiya, Women in Islam
• Salvatore Albanese, INVESCO (NY)
• Lloyd Ambinder, Barnes, Iaccarino, Virginia, Ambinder & Shepherd
• Khoren Arisian, NY Society for Ethical Culture
• Stanley Aronowitz, CUNY Grad Center
• Andrew Bachman, Brooklyn Jews
• Luis Barrios, John Jay College
• Howard Basler, Catholic Charities, Bklyn Diocese
• Derrick Bell, NYU Law School
• Howard Berliner, New School University
• Nancy Biberman, Women's Housing & Econ. Development
• Gale Brewer, New York City Council
• Majora Carter, Sustainable South Bronx
• Rockwell Chin
• Esther Cohen, Bread & Roses Project
• Richard Corenthal, Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein
• Lorraine Cortes Vazquez, Hispanic Federation of NYC
• Ron Daniels, Center For Constitutional Rights
• Bhairavi Desai, New York Taxi Workers Alliance
• Thomas Duane, New York State Senate
• John Duffell, Church of the Ascension
• Walter Dufresne, NYC College of Technology
• Jeff Dunston, Northeast Brooklyn Housing Development Corp
• David Dyson, Lafayette Ave. Presb. Church/ PFN
• Eugene Eisner, Eisner & Associates
• Laurel Eisner, Sanctuary for Families
• Joseph Fahey, Manhattan College
• Angelo Falcon, Institute for Puerto Rican Policy
• Michael Feinberg, Greater NY Labor-Religion Coalition
• Arlene Flaherty, Intercommunity Center for Justice & Peace
• Frances Fox-Piven, CUNY Grad Center
• Joshua Freeman, Queens College
• Margaret Fung, Asian American Legal Defense Fund
• Ulrick Gaillard, Batey Relief Alliance
• Eric Gioia, New York City Council
• Carla Goldstein, Planned Parenthood NYC
• Richard Gottfried, New York State Assembly
• John Hiemstra, Council of Churches NYC
• John Hyland, PSC / CUNY
• Robert Jackson, New York City Council
• Rhoda Jacobs, New York State Assembly
• David Jones, Community Service Society of New York
• Brian Jordan, St. Francis Church of Assisi
• Alan Kannof, William Morris Agencies
• Esther Kaplan, WBAI
• Sharryn Kasmir, Hofstra University
• Robin Kelley, NYU History & Africana Studies
• James Kelly, St. Brigid's Church
• Michael Kendall, Episcopal Diocese of New York
• Thomas Kennedy, Kennedy, Schwartz & Cure
• Charles Kernaghan, National Labor Committee
• Arthur Kohn, Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen and Hamilton
• Hanan Kolko, Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein
• Earl Kooperkamp, St. Mary's Episcopal Church
• Liz Krueger, New York State Senate
• Ronald Kuby, Kuby & Perez, LLP
• Gara LaMarche, Open Society Institute
• Brad Lander, Pratt Institute Ctr for Community & Environmental Dev't
• Rafael Lantigua, Alianza Dominicana
• John Lavelle, New York State Assembly
• Kathy Leichter, Mint Leaf Productions
• Joy Levitt, Jewish Community Center of Manhattan
• Roland Lewis, Habitat for Humanity - NYC
• Valerie Lieber, Temple Israel of Jamaica
• Eleanor Litwak, NYS Council of Senior Citizens
• John Liu, New York City Council
• Sarah Ludwig, Neighborhood Economic Development Advocacy Project
• William Lynch, Bill Lynch Associates, LLC
• Manning Marable, Columbia University Inst. African-American Studies
• Lois Marbach, Queens Coalition for Political Alternatives
• Rolando Matalon, Congregation B'nai Jeshurun
• Margie McHugh, NY Immigration Coalition
• Brian McLaughlin, NYC Central Labor Council
• Ruth Messinger, American Jewish World Service
• Toby Miller, New York University
• Timothy Mitchell, Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church
• Terry Mizrahi, Hunter College/School of Social Work
• Connis Mobley, United Community Baptist Church
• Francine Moccio, Cornell SILR
• Hiram Monserrate, New York City Council
• James Morton, Interfaith Center of New York
• Immanuel Ness, Brooklyn College
• Catherine Nolan, New York State Assembly
• Major Owens, US Congress
• James Parrott, Fiscal Policy Institute
• Bill Perkins, New York City Council
• Bonnie Potter, NYC Employment and Training Coalition
• Christine Quinn, New York City Council
• Charles Rangel, US Congress
• Miles Rapoport, DEMOS: A Network for Ideas and Action
• Jennie Rosenn, Nathan Cummings Foundation
• Wanda Salaman, Mothers on the Move
• James Sanders, New York City Council
• Eric Schneiderman, New York State Senate
• Ron Shiffman, Pratt Center for Community Development
• Bruce Southworth, Community Church of New York
• Michael Strassfeld, Society for the Advancement of Judaism
• Scott Stringer, Manhattan Borough President
• Dominick Tuminaro, Brecher Fishman Pasternack et al
• Mike Tyson, Holy Name of Jesus Church
• Alan Van Capelle, Empire State Pride Agenda
• Nydia Velazquez, US Congress
• Mike Wallace, Gotham Center for NYC History
• Joe Weisbord, Housing First
• Jim Williams, National Employment Law Project

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Contact

Web: http://www.nyjwj.org