WE ORGANIZE & WIN

VALUE STATEMENT

In our mission to address structural inequities by closing the advocacy gap in marginalized communities, we are guided by core values that prioritize the well-being of every human. Our commitment is to a future where anyone, regardless of identity, heritage or economic status, can achieve their full potential. Our values include:

Community Safety: Advocating for environments free from societal & state violence.
Economic Equity: Ensuring everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
Educational Empowerment: strengthen our education system.
Environmental Responsibility and Climate Action: Championing sustainable practices and policies.
Healthcare Access: Committing to universal healthcare for physical, mental, and social well-being.
Housing Justice: Guaranteeing humane living conditions for all.
Intergenerational Solidarity: Fostering efforts that embrace the wisdom of seniors and the energy of youth.
Peace and Non-Violence: promoting peaceful resolutions to all conflicts.
Protecting and strengthening Democracy.
Small Business Support: Championing the growth and sustainability of local small businesses.
Transit Equity: Advocating for accessible and equitable transportation.

The Flossy Organization stands as a symbol of positive local change, advocating for peace, equity, freedom, environmental sustainability, and the well-being of all community members.

When we fight. We win.

Read coverage of how we stopped a toxic facility proposed by the city.

QUOTE VIA ARTICLE

“Relieved to know we won the battle to stop toxic materials from coming in — but that’s only part of the work,” said Jibreel Jalloh, Brooklyn Borough Advocate and president of the Canarsie-based advocacy group the Flossy Organization, who helped organize opposition to the facility. “To truly build a world-class community, we must fight for something and not just against bad government ideas. We’ll continue to organize and go from shouting HELL NO to harmful proposals and shouting HELL YES for more investments into our community.”