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Our ECC family is growing

We welcome and are excited to have Jobert,  Luz, and Alex join the ECC family who are ready for Census  2020! And more.

Grant watch

We are proud to have received 2 grants from New York Civic Engagement Table (NYCET) and New York Community Trust (NYCT) to continue our work for the 2020 Census. With these funds, together with our coalition partners we will successfully Increase the  hard to count communities

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Starting 4/3/2020 look out for our ECC postcard. Let us know when you receive your reminder postcard! We must be counted. More than ever vital resources are needed in hard to count communities. The Census Hard to count (HTC), maps shows the direct link to the lack of resources in those communities. When studying this fact we begin to see the lack of funding for  schools, inequality of affordable housing, food, healthcare facilities and so much more. This makes the 2020 Census one of the most important civic duties you can participate in. 

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you can answer on line at 2020Census.GOV Or call 1 844 330-2020

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Check out the self response map below.

https://2020census.gov/en/response-rates.html?cid=23761:census%20response%20rates%20map:sem.ga:p:dm:en:&utm_source=sem.ga&utm_medium=p&utm_campaign=dm:en&utm_content=23761&utm_term=census%20response%20rates%20map

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With our canvassers we get the job done! 

Luz and Alex community outreach.

We want to welcome a new board member to the ECC family!

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Mickheila N. Jasmin-Beamon

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Welcome Elisee Point Du Jour our new Intern

We want to congratulate and send many blessings to our board member Mickheila Jasmin-Beamon on the birth of her beautiful baby Gabriel! Lots of love to the family, especially big brother.

December 2019 news letter

HAFALI AND YAM 

We welcome our new 2020 Census partners HAFALI AND YAM will be working with ECC to increase the hard to count Haitian immigrant community. It was very exciting to meet for the first time to plan our vision for the work.

WHAT A YEAR!

 

What a busy year we've had. It would seem at times the issues kept coming without resolutions and yet we continue to push forward. Here is a list of some issues in 2019, but we are not done yet, we will continue to fight for clean Water and air, Traffic safety, Housing, immigration, Education, 2020 Census count, Early voting, Climate justice, Economic and housing justice. We also kept our pledge to continue to build a diverse and rich cultural coalition.

 

Traffic safety

It is not ok that Elmont is not known for safe streets for pedestrians, but after a horrific accident where 4 students going home from Elmont Memorial Highschool were struck by a vehicle. It was then we decided we could no longer sit by without changing the driving culture of Elmont. With the help of community, school and government we changed the speed zone, traffic lights, signs and ground signage. Although we have come a long way, there is so much more to do to make our streets safer for all pedestrians.

Thanksgiving

We want to thank Adam Haber, Farm Fresh and Fendi from Sen. Kaminski's office for their donations. It was a wonderful day when Adam and his friends delivered turkeys to ECC. We were a blessing to 20 families and looking forward to doing more next year!

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