Black communities in the U.S. are often undercounted by the U.S. Census thus leading to fewer funds, services, and political representation. The 2020 Census is particularly designed to undercount and underfund Black communities. Turn out and learn how you can help ensure Black people are fairly counted in 2020, including by filling paid canvasser positions.

Please print out and post up in your neighborhood, email and post this flyer to your social media accounts to spread the word. Black people count! Call East NY Restoration LDC at (718 676-5920 with any questions.

Black Activist Summit,

Weds., December 18, 2019
6 – 8 pm

All Souls Episcopal Church

88 St. Nicholas Avenue (@ 114th St.)
Harlem, NY
2,3 or A,B,C to 116th St. — map/directions

Each year, the federal government uses census count data to determine how to spend nearly $800 billion dollars. Your community’s census count data determines how much you will receive for SNAP/WIC, nurses, doctors, housing, teachers, bus and train lines, senior services, infant and youth services, climate, emergency care and more. The census also determines how many elected officials will be assigned to your district.

Census Justice is a Racial Justice Issue

ENY Restoration LDC joins the Center for Law and Social Justice | NYC BLAC for CENSUS 2020.
For info: 718-804-8893 and info@clsj.org.
Call to confirm attendence: 718-676-5920.