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Black Equity Alliance appoints Joyce S. Johnson as its new President and Chief Executive Officer. Johnson, a veteran of New York politics, is the former New York State Field Director for the Obama presidential campaign. She has worked in New York City government and the private sector for thirty years. Through Black Equity Alliance Johnson plans to work on leveraging the $74.9 billion buying power of New York's black community to help create sustainable social and economic change in the areas highlighted by the organization's report, "The State of Black New York City 2007."
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| Black Equity Alliance was incorporated in 2003 as a federation for the Black community's human service, faith-based, business and community development organizations.
The mission of The Alliance is to create coalitions of individuals and organizations that leverage their collective strength to achieve economic and civic equity for the betterment of the Black community and all of New York. Read More...
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| The State of Black New York City 2007 (SoBNYC2007)
In collaboration with the New York Urban League, The Alliance produced a joint publication created to address the issues that contribute to the civic and economic disparity between New Yorkers of African decent and the general population. As envisioned, SoBNYC 2007 is a living document with achievable recommendations that can support policymakers in both government and the private sector. Read More... |
 Copies of SoBNYC 2007 are available upon request. For information please Contact Us. |