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Join the Associate Board at Health Justice Initiative
Descripción
Descripción
About Us
Health Justice Initiative (HJI) is a physician led, community driven nonprofit based in Brooklyn, New York, working to advance healthcare equity through the integration of public health, medical expertise, and legal advocacy. Founded in 2023 by Dr. Natalie Moulton-Levy, HJI provides free or low-cost legal services, empowers communities through education, and addresses systemic barriers to care through policy initiatives. Our pilot programs currently serve neighborhoods like East New York and Brownsville, with plans to expand citywide.
About the Associate Board
HJI’s Associate Board brings together emerging leaders (ages 22 to 39) who are passionate about health equity and social justice. Members serve as ambassadors, advocates, and fundraisers, helping to strengthen HJI’s impact while building their own skills in leadership, networking, and community engagement.
What You’ll Do
- Fundraising: Contribute to HJI’s annual fundraising goals through campaigns and donor outreach
- Advocacy: Represent HJI in your networks, communities, and at events
- Community Engagement: Organize or support panels, service days, and fundraisers
- Communications: Amplify HJI’s voice by sharing advocacy campaigns and social media content
- Professional Development: Participate in workshops, panels, and mentoring opportunities with governing board members
Commitment
- Give/Get: $1,000 annually
- Term: One year, renewable
- Meetings: Monthly Associate Board meetings, plus committee participation (fundraising, events, advocacy)
What Success Looks Like
- Helping the board collectively raise $25,000 in the first year, with growth each year after
- Organizing or supporting at least four community or fundraising events annually
- Sustaining a strong network of engaged members and new donors
- Developing leadership skills with pathways to HJI’s governing board
Why Join
This is a unique opportunity to make a direct impact on healthcare access in New York City while gaining valuable leadership experience. As an Associate Board member, you’ll collaborate with professionals across healthcare, law, advocacy, and philanthropy. You’ll also grow your skills in governance, fundraising, and community leadership while helping to shape a more just and equitable future.
