Workers Justice Project

The Workers Justice Project (WJP) is a non-profit organization based in Brooklyn, New York. With six employees, WJP is dedicated to advocating for the rights of gig workers. WJP focuses on organizing gig workers across various platforms, aiming to improve working conditions and create higher quality job opportunities within the gig economy. They serve as a resource for workers, offering support, education, and advocacy to both experienced and new entrants into the 21st-century workforce. WJP distinguishes itself by acting as a comprehensive resource for gig workers, providing a range of services including acting as a lifeline, safety net, entry point, educator, and advocate. This multifaceted approach addresses the diverse needs of workers navigating the complexities of the gig economy. For more information about Workers Justice Project and their services, please visit their website at workersjustice.org.