A local grassroots collaborative focused on creating community & working for justice
Amidst the latest COVID surge, our local urgent cares have been working hard to ensure our community receives the necessary healthcare we need. We want to show a small token of gratitude by treating them to some goodies!
Yorktown for Justice (YFJ) denounces the racist remarks targeting Yorktown Town Councilman Vishnu Patel at a Yorktown GOP victory party held on November 2, 2021.
We are honored to bring the oldest indigenous dance troupe in NY to Yorktown. They will be kicking off the day with a 15 minute main stage performance beginning at 11am.
America is a work in progress, a country dedicated to democracy, to doing better, to being better. Here, we make space for everyone to create and experience the promise of liberty and justice for all. And all means ALL.
So what is DEI anyway? We’ve put together an informational flyer. Feel free to repost and share around!
Please help give the children of YCSD and LCSD equal access by donating to our Back to School Supply Drive!
Join Yorktown for Justice and Amawalk Friends Meeting House for a special book reading and signing event with author Evan Pritchard.
Join us Saturday June 19 at 10:30 at John C Hart Memorial Library in Shrub Oak to celebrate Juneteenth.
Join us for this historic event – Yorktown’s first ever Pride March! We march to celebrate and to call attention to the ways that the LGBTQ+ community is still not done fighting for equality and liberation. Join us Saturday June 12 beginning at noon sharp so come early!
The National Alliance on Mental Illness is hosting a NAMIwalks event on May 22 to raise money and awareness for the very important cause of mental health and help.
We are so excited to invite you to an outdoor film screening (finally!) at Sparkle Lake Park on Friday May 14th. We are showing “Liyana”, a beautiful film that you will love (check out the description below). It’s high time for a chance to meet and mingle, so please come! Hope to see you there!…
We stand together against hate in all its forms. On April 10 at Jack DeVito Memorial Field, a crowd gathered to honor the victims of the recent crimes against the Asian community, as well as to remember all who have had to lose their lives over the course of history as a result of bigotry,…
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