Stop the Debt Spiral: Economic Impact from Pandemic on Black Long Islanders

On Tuesday, August 11, 2020, Choice for All and Vision Street Research in collaboration with the State of the Black Long Island Equity Council convened by the Urban League of Long Island hosted the second of the two part series focusing on strategies to advance economic equity on Long Island with a focus on Black Long Islanders. The second virtual town hall focused on a two-part study on how the pandemic has financially impacted Black Long Islanders with a proposed programmatic and policy agenda.

The panelists include:

Economic Equity Virtual Town Hall - Part 2 (8/18/2020)

Click on the image cover for an copy of the Stop the Debt Spiral study discussed during the virtual town hall.

For additional resources to help support you and/or your business, kindly see below:

Grants/Funds to Support Black Women Owned Businesses

Buy From A Black Women Idealla Scholarship

Opens August 15th: https://www.buyfromablackwoman.org/idellascholarship

HerSuiteSpot Micro Grant

Deadline is August 31st: https://hersuitespot.com/herriseapplication/

Chambers of Commerce Resources
 

Nassau Council of Chambers - https://ncchambers.org/
 
 US Black Chambers, Inc. - https://usblackchambers.org/
 
 Black Specific Resources for Marketing/Awareness
 

Long Island African Chamber of Commerce - https://liaacc.org/
 
 Black Owned Long Island - https://www.blackownedlongisland.com/
 
 Black Long Island - https://www.blacklongisland.net/
 
 NextGen Talent
 

Smart Recruiters - https://www.smartrecruiters.com/

Morrison Mentors- https://www.mmentors.org/