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Welcome To Cooperation Long Island

Cooperation Long Island is a collective of individuals and organizations empowered to provide information and resources via a mutual aid network.

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Ways To Get Involved

Participate in Our Mutual Aid Collective

“Mutual aid is just the latest name for the ‘we’ based social care structures Indigenous people have been practicing since time immemorial.” — Four Directions Mutual Aid
“Mutual aid projects are a form of political participation in which people take responsibility for caring for one another and changing political conditions… by building new social relations that are more survivable.” — Big Door Brigade

View or add resources View or add local resources to our local resource library. Hotlines, events, websites, and more. View
Take local action Get involved in our current calls to action. Sign petitions, find a volunteer group, or donate. Act
View our priorities View our policy priorities for a better Long Island. Policy
Request help Are you part of an organization that needs volunteers or help? Need Help
Volunteer Get involved with various organizations and mutual aid groups around Long Island. I Can Help
Add an org or group Add an organization or group that is doing amazing work. Help us connect Long Islanders. I Know A Group

By the numbers

How we’re supporting the diverse needs of Long Islanders during COVID-19

Cooperation Long Island provides information sharing on direct services and policy changes that both meets immediate needs and responds to structural issues beyond this crisis.

Read Our Statement

Support Local Businesses

We know that during COVID-19, a lot of folks around are feeling uneasy about the future — we’re not sure what the future holds either.

But as long as folks like yourself support small businesses around the Island, we’ll be sure to get through this together.

Small Business Offers

Indigenous Nations and Societies

Long Island is the colonial name for the Indigenous territory of Paumanauke or Sewanhackey. Here’s why that’s important.

Land Acknowledgement

Reimagine Long Island

Roadmap For A People’s Economy

View The Document

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