Safety
Net
Project
We preserve and strengthen families and communities by fighting to prevent evictions, illegal rent increases, uninhabitable living conditions, and other attacks on our social safety net.
The Safety Net Project stands in unconditional solidarity in the fight against all forms of white supremacy and anti-blackness. With sorrow and rage, we recognize that the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade and Ahmaud Arbery represent only some of the many Black lives lost to racist state violence in all its forms. We speak their names and the names of others like. Eleanor Bumper, Amadou Diallo, Kimani Grey, Eric Garner, Akai Gurley, David Felix, Delrawn Small, Deborah Danner, Saheen Vassell,and so many more killed by the NYPD. We mourn their deaths and we unequivocally condemn the racist policing apparatus that has taken so many Black lives. Read the rest of our statement of solidarity in the struggle for black lives.
Recent Press
Mamdani Administration Restarts Homeless Encampment Sweeps at 11 NYC Sites
Gothamist
“A spokesperson for the advocacy group, the Safety Net Project, said the city had issued more than 70 notices in the last week.”‘No More Crumbs Rally’ Blasts SNAP Cutoffs After Work Rules Returned on March 1
NY Amsterdam News
“It starts at home,” said Ramos, a Safety Net Activist [with SNP]. She framed the “No More Crumbs” rally as part of an effort to rebuild the kind of mass, cross-neighborhood mobilization that shaped earlier welfare rights fights.Mamdani Faces Deadline on NYC Housing Vouchers After Reneging On Campaign Pledge
Gothamist
“I need help with the rent because I don't want to go back to the way I was,” Figueroa said. “I feel like a little mouse trapped in a corner with no way out.” Attorneys from the Safety Net Project, part of the organization Urban Justice Center, are representing Figueroa in housing court.Contact
Safety
Net
Project
We welcome your questions and comments
Main Office
40 Rector StreetNew York, NY 10006
Telephone: 646.602.5600
Email: [email protected]
Hours
M-F: 9:00AM-6:00PM
The Safety Net Project does not conduct client intake at our Rector Street Office. For information about our services and walk-in clinics, check out our legal clinic flyer.
