The temporary hotel rooms are crucial for preventing the spread of the coronavirus among people experiencing homelessness or transitioning from jails, said Craig Hughes, a social worker supervisor with Safety Net Project of the Urban Justice Center.

The Urban Justice Center's Safety Net Project (formerly the Homelessness Outreach & Prevention Project) combines direct legal services, litigation, research, and policy to achieve economic justice for low- and no-income residents of New York City. The Domestic Violence Project at the Urban Justice Center is seeking to hire a Intern/Volunteer to assist with DVP’s virtual outreach campaign during this COVID-19 health crisis. We provide legal representation, advocacy, and grassroots organizing support to vendors across the city.

While we deal with the effects of the coronavirus, our office will be closed. We are a membership-based organization, founded and run by former and current vendors. During these uncertain times, how can we help? See below for opportunitiesThe Surveillance Technology Oversight Project is looking for an experienced non-profit development professional who can secure the financial support needed to expand our work to dismantle police surveillance.The Surveillance Technology Oversight Project is looking for an experienced political strategist and communications professional who can leverage coalition campaign and traditional and social media to dismantle police surveillance.The Domestic Violence Project at the Urban Justice Center is seeking to hire a Intern/Volunteer to assist with DVP’s virtual outreach campaign during this COVID-19 health crisis.

We welcome law students, prospective legal fellows, and legal volunteers who would like to help further our efforts to minimize evictions and ensure tenants obtain necessary repairs to their buildings and apartments.The Peter Cicchino Youth Project of the Urban Justice Center seeks to employ a full-time Temporary Case Manager with 1-3 years of relevant experience for a period of approximately 3 months, likely to begin in April 2020.The Urban Justice Center Mental Health Project (MHP) seeks a passionate full-time Director of Social Work to co-lead our direct advocacy services and community education team. For 26 years, the Urban Justice Center has served New York City's most vulnerable residents through a combination of direct legal service, systemic advocacy, community education, and political organizing. The Urban Justice Center is a legal non-profit that helps society's most vulnerable citizens surpass the boundaries of poverty through direct legal service, systemic advocacy, community education and political organizing. Do you work for this organization? We have career opportunities ranging from part-time remote work to full-time positions.Check out Art@UJC, our exhibition program that brings together visual arts and social justice.Check out our Young Professional Board, a group of passionate individuals who help promote our work.The health and wellbeing of our staff and clients is of the utmost importance. The applicant should demonstrate a commitment and interest in non-profit work and helpings survivors of domestic violence receive access and … The Urban Justice Center serves New York City's most vulnerable residents through a combination of direct legal service, systemic advocacy, community education and political organizing. We are part of the Urban Justice Center, a non-profit organization that provides legal representation and advocates for marginalized New Yorkers. The Urban Justice Center is always looking for people interested in moving social justice forward.

The Director ensures the delivery of high-quality, trauma-informed, and anti-oppressive services for MHP’s clients.The Social Justice Accelerator awards chosen applicants an opportunity and resources to develop their social justice initiatives.The health and wellbeing of our staff and clients is of the utmost importance. Our staff continues to work to serve our clients and communities, and can be contacted by email. Find out more information (including how to make face masks) We are a membership-based organization, founded and run by former and current vendors. SWP Created in December 2001, the Sex Workers Project is the first program in New York City and in the country to focus on the provision of legal services, legal training, documentation, and policy … As the world leader in volunteerism we feel a responsibility to unite our broader community, and to use this moment to become stronger. The Mental Health Project advocates for low-income New Yorkers living with serious mental health concerns.We believe that low-income people with mental health concerns are entitled to live stable and . The Domestic Violence Project at the Urban Justice Center is seeking to hire a Intern/Volunteer to assist with DVP’s virtual outreach campaign during this COVID-19 health crisis. The mission of the Street Vendor Project of the Urban Justice Center is to advance economic and social justice among the approximately 10,000 people who sell food and merchandise on the streets and sidewalks of New York City.© 1998-2020 VolunteerMatch. : UJC represents an

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