Community Justice Project Inc.

“The 990 is provided to the board of directors for a review before filing.”

“The members of the committee with governing board delegated powers sign annual statements affirming the receipt of the policy, understanding of the policy, compliance with the policy, and understanding that the organization primarily engages in activities which accomplish one or more of its tax-exempt purposes. Also, the organization conducts periodic reviews in accordance with the policy.”

“Starting salaries, salary increases, and promotions shall be consistent with the annual organization budget approved by the board of directors. The executive management shall have final approval over starting salary levels,salary increases and promotions of all employees. The board of directors shall determine the annual salary of the executive management.”

“The board of directors reviews and determines the compensation for officers and key employees.”

“Documents are available upon request.”

“Community justice project consists of community lawyers. In our legal work we collaborate closely with community organizers and grassroots groups in low-income communities of color because we believe that a more democratic, more just and more equal society can only truly come about through grassroots organizing and social movement. We are a part of that social movement in south florida and strive to support organizing through our varied and often innovative legal work.”

“In 2022, community justice project supported floridians rights to housing stability by working with tenants and community organizations to win fair notice policies, tenant bills of rights and support efforts for rent stabilization. This organizing started in miami-dade and would eventually spread to at least 19 other municipalities across the state where roughly 53% florida renters benefitted from this expanded notice. We represented community organizers in litigation challenging the constitutionality of laws that target immigrants and black protestors. We brought community leaders to the united nations to share their experiences with repressive policies in florida and shine a light on the impact of florida's anti- protest law. Additionally, we also supported building statewide power by collaborating with networks like gulf south for the green new deal, florida housing justice alliance and south floridas racial justice table. Community justice project also created data-driven and user-friendly resources for organizers such as housing policy toolkits, hurricane ian demand guides and guides and resources for unemployment and food insecurity, as well as maintaining an up-to-date database of evictions that were shared with organizers for canvassing.”