Newsday's recent article, “Juneteenth and July 4 during America 250: A time for Long Islanders to reflect" cites ERASE Racism and features a quote from Elaine Gross. Click here to read the article.
The Long Island Herald also published an article on ERASE Racism’s Annual Benefit, highlighting the “fireside chat” between Elaine Gross and Nikole Hannah-Jones. Click here to read: “ERASE Racism discusses the modern fight for equality on Long Island.”
The Inclusive Housing Program reveals forms of housing discrimination and uses policy advocacy, community organizing, and legal action to ensure that all Long Islanders, regardless of their race, will have access to the neighborhood of their choice.
The Education Equity Initiative identifies unequal access to quality public schools and works to increase opportunities for black and Latino students to receive a high quality education and for all students to learn in racially diverse schools.
ERASE Racism is dedicated to uplifting the next generation of changemakers. We have designed a series of youth development and leadership programs for high school students who are passionate about creating change in their schools and communites.
