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Families United For Racial & Economic Equality (furee) Press Release - Furee.org |
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05 May |
FUREE To Host Film Screening And Walking Tour |
| The Friends of FUREE invites you to a screening of our award-winning* film, Some Place Like Home followed by a walking tour of Fort Greene and Downtown Brooklyn! About the film: Narrated by writer and activist Kevin Powell, Some Place Like Home depicts the fight against the exclusion of low-income families and ... |
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10 NOV |
Film Documenting Harmful Impacts of Downtown Brooklyn Rezoning to be Released |
| Scathing documentary shows the impacts of the NYC's 2004 Rezoning on Downtown Brooklyn and features residents, experts and community leaders discussing community development and displacement. Families United for Racial and Economic Equality (FUREE), in conjunction with the Medgar Evers School of Professional & Community Development, will pr ... |
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18 May |
Families United For Racial & Economic Equality Hosted Brooklyn Forum To Protest Forced Evictions, Day Care Shut Downs And Lack Of Services For Youth |
| Local community group mobilizes 400 community residents, small business owners and youth to protest the forcing out of low income families during Brooklyn's massive development boom. Audience members directly addressed City Council, State Assembly and Senate members about hardships faced by those most affected by community rezoning. Brooklyn, NY - Several hundred families and members of Families United for Racial & Economic Equality (FUREE) held their annual convention to demand e ... |
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11 May |
Hundreds March And Demand Accountability From Politicians |
| FUREE to hold annual convention in Brooklyn, New York on May 17, to demand elected officials to respond to policies that affect low income and working families. Displacement due to development, closing of day care centers and small businesses, lack of affordable housing, lack of quality food, lack of youth services to be discussed with a crowd of over 400 community residents. Families United for Racial & Economic Equality holds forum to protest massive development and day care shut downs in low income communities |
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