New York City – Jews for Racial & Economic Justice (JFREJ NYC) was recently honored for its long-standing commitment to courageous, collaborative, and justice-grounded politics. New York State Assemblymember Zohran Kwame Mamdani publicly celebrated the organization, highlighting its decades of impact in the city. The recognition underscores JFREJNYC's significant role in advocating for an equitable New York.Assemblymember Mamdani shared his commendation via social media, stating, "For decades, @JFREJNYC has shown what politics can be: courageous, collaborative, and grounded in the struggle for justice." He further noted the honor of celebrating the group alongside New York City Comptroller Brad Lander. This public acknowledgment from prominent city officials reinforces JFREJNYC's influence within progressive political circles.JFREJ NYC, founded over 30 years ago, describes itself as the home of New York's Jewish Left, working to transform the city into a democracy for all. The organization's mission focuses on dismantling racist violence and ensuring everyone has the resources to thrive. Their work encompasses a wide range of social justice issues, often collaborating with other community groups.Both Assemblymember Mamdani, representing Astoria, Queens, and Comptroller Lander have established records of progressive advocacy in New York City. Mamdani is known for his work on tenant protections and social housing, while Lander has championed workers' rights and ethical governance. Their joint celebration of JFREJ NYC highlights a shared commitment to racial and economic equity.The event likely served to acknowledge JFREJ NYC's ongoing efforts and galvanize support for its future initiatives. The organization frequently engages in advocacy around issues such as affordable housing, immigrant rights, and racial justice. This public endorsement from key political figures could further amplify JFREJNYC's voice and impact in New York's political landscape.