Weekly events are conducted in order to exchange knowledge, and coordinate collective as well as individual efforts. The leaders of the organization serve as educators, resources, and connectors. Helping turn ideas into action.
Since 2017, group has frequently testified in person before the Queens Community Board on topics like as economic justice, social justice, environmentalism, and resilience.
A study titled LIC Waterfront Development: Comments on Proposed Plans, which fervently supports the idea that public property should be used for and by the public, was unanimously accepted by the Queens Community Board on September 3, 2020.
People will get involved in politics if the choice of where to participate is resource-driven. But if one's desire and incentives for action are reflected in their personal choices, then the motivations for participating in politics will be distinctive, relating to personal interests and political contexts.
