Like communities across New York State, Long Island has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. As public health officials learn more about the virus, our members across Nassau and Suffolk counties have had to respond to the rapidly-changing situation.

Our members, including those employed in essential services such as health care, direct care, and many more

settings, are continuing to provide vital services to all New Yorkers.
They are also on the front lines responding to this pandemic, making sure our communities are as healthy and safe as possible, including continuing to provide basic needs to those who need it the most.

On this page are a few of many examples of how CSEA members on Long Island have been standing strong and working nonstop to help their communities.

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Wendi Bowie is an award-winning journalist who has focused the majority of her career on covering Long Island news. Her efforts have earned her the Press Club of Long Island Media Award for Public Affairs and the Long Island Coalition for Fair Broadcasting Folio Award. Wendi was drawn to her current position as Communications Specialist for CSEA’s Long Island Region because it speaks to her strong desire to champion the rights of the common man and woman.

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