JFREJ Releases Groundbreaking Hate Violence Report

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Written By Carla Sinclair

On Thursday, March 19, community-based organizations and elected officials gathered on the steps of City Hall to unveil NYC Against Hate Violence: a comprehensive report and policy proposal from Jews For Racial & Economic Justice (JFREJ) in consultation with community partners detailing how the city government can and should invest $26-30 million in non-carceral hate violence prevention to address the crisis of hate violence in our city, and keep all New Yorkers safe.

Read more on the Jews for Racial and Economic Justice website.

Carla Sinclair
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