Sentence examples for united for action from inspiring English sources

Queens Congregations United for Action, a religious community organization, had planned the vigil weeks ago.

It is the Coalition for the Homeless, not Queens Congregations United for Action.

A woman named Ling Tsou, a co-founder of United for Action, welcomed everybody and praised the turnout.

I first met Romer last fall, at an event held by United for Action, a community group, on the Upper West Side.

Groups like Queens Congregations United for Action, a consortium of 40 faith-based organizations that pushed for aid have estimated the number of potentially moldy homes in the city at 30,000.

Joseph McKellar, the executive director of Queens Congregations United for Action, a coalition of 40 faith-based organizations, called for the city to spend more money helping people get heat in their homes, saying the low temperatures had put people's lives at risk.

To start, the partnership will consist of Facebook, the local governments of East Palo Alto and Menlo Park in addition to a number of other local groups including Youth United for Community Action, Faith in Action Bay Area, Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto and Comité de Vecinos del Lado Oeste.

This is a key advantage to realising the full potential of united, collective action for children.

That is why we joined with mayors across the country to launch Cities United for Immigration Action, a coalition organized by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti to promote and implement these reforms.

"Continuing to delay implementation of the president's executive action on immigration hurts our economy and puts families at risk," New York Mayor Bill de Blasio (D), who spearheaded the effort with Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti (D) as part of Cities United for Immigration Action, said in a statement.

Previously he served as a Trainer/Organizer at Western States Center in Portland, Oregon and as Executive Director of Youth United for Community Action a youth organizing group in California, led by young people of color organizing for social and environmental justice.