Equal Employment Council, Inc. (EEC) - Empowering Fair Employment Opportunities

The Remedy is Jobs not Jails

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Founded in 1968 by civil rights leader James “Jim” Haughton, Equal Employment Council, Inc. (EEC) champions economic justice and equal access to union jobs. Today, under Vivia Morgan’s leadership, EEC continues to advocate, educate, and create workforce opportunities for minorities.Friends of Wingate Park (FOWP) now operates under the Equal Employment Council, expanding our shared mission to promote opportunity, and community from food distribution and youth engagement to development and job access.

Opportunity for All

Connecting qualified candidates with union job opportunities to promote fair employment and economic justice.

Workforce Access & Training

We partner with unions, contractors, and policymakers to expand opportunities and promote fair employment practices.

Labor Equity Advocacy

We provide workshops on labor rights, workplace equality, and career advancement strategies to empower our community. Educating the public about their rights, building leadership, and strengthening solidarity across communities.

Community Empowerment

Friends of Wingate Park, under Equal Employment Council, is leading a relief effort to send urgently needed supplies — food, water, clothing, and building materials — to families in Jamaica after the hurricane.Your support matters. Every donation helps us deliver hope and essential aid to those most in need.

Community Outreach

Families across Jamaica are still recovering from the devastating hurricane. Together, we’re bringing relief to St. Ann communities working hard to rebuild and recover.Donate Now! Container loading is underway — every box you help pack brings hope home.

Help Rebuild Jamaica After the Storm

Presented by Friends of Wingate Park &amp; Equal Employment Council (EEC)EEC offers training and skill-building initiatives to prepare individuals for successful careers in the construction industry. Together, we’re building stronger futures — starting right here in our community!Join Friends of Wingate Park for a day of service, pride, and connection. Let’s clean, plant, and celebrate the power of unity as we care for our park and uplift our neighborhood.

UNITY IN THE COMMUNITY — IT’S MY PARK DAY!

Our Services

Empowering Women in Construction and Leadership

Creating pathways for formerly incarcerated individuals to rebuild their lives through skilled employment.

From the Streets to the Sites: Opening Doors in the Building Trades

Bridging Civil Rights and Labor Rights — Then and Now

The Legacy of James Haughton and the Fight for Equal Employment. Addressing systemic barriers in hiring and pay.

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I was walking past a construction site and captured all of these men working together to complete the buildings that will house many people.  observing from the start to the finish a total transformation from an empty lot to a new neighborhood. 

A construction worker wearing safety gear is sitting on a bucket, taking a break near orange barriers.

This photo was shoot during a visit to the reconstruction of the Othon building in the center of São Paulo, where now it is going to be the Finance Secretary. It is a historic patrimony declared by the government, in which some special people stayed in, such as the british princess, a korean embassador and many other relevant people in the past years.

Empowering workers, building futures together.

Join us in creating fair opportunities!

Empowering Equality in Employment

Discover how the Equal Employment Council, Inc. champions fair opportunities for minority workers in the construction industry. Founded in 1968 by civil rights advocate James “Jim” Haughton, EEC continues its mission under Vivia Morgan's leadership. Join us in advancing economic justice and workforce empowerment.

EEC's commitment to economic justice and workforce development is inspiring. Their programs have empowered me and many others to achieve meaningful and respectful work.

The Equal Employment Council, Inc. has been instrumental in helping me secure fair employment opportunities in the construction industry. Their advocacy and support have truly made a difference in my career.

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EEC: Empowering Equality Since 1968

Discover how Equal Employment Council, Inc. champions economic justice and fair job opportunities for minority workers. Founded by civil rights advocate James Haughton, EEC continues its mission through advocacy, education, and workforce development. Join us in supporting dignity, respect, and equality on the job.