The
Audre Lorde Project
is
a Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Two Spirit and Transgender People of Color
center for community organizing in New York City.
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works
to empower communities of color through the arts, education and
activism. |
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Casa Atabex Ache
A woman's organization
dedicated to healing, transformation and action. It
is based in the Mott Haven section of the Bronx.
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Center
for Immigrant Families
works primarily with low-income immigrant women of color and relies
on a "participatory action research" approach to organizing that
believes in a community's participation in its transformation."
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CAAAV-Organizing
Asian Communities The
Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence organizes across diverse,
low-wage and poor Asian communities in New York City focusing on
institutional violence that affects immigrant working-class communities.
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organization of working class and poor South
Asians immigrants that organizes for racial, economic, and social
justice on local and global struggles. |
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The
Latin American Workers Project is
a membership organization based in Brooklyn that organizes low-wage
immigrant workers for better wages, working conditions and civil
rights.
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Based
in Bushwick, Brooklyn, the organization fights for racial, social
and economic justice through collective community organizing to
achieve self-determination. |
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The Malcolm X Grassroots Movement defends
human rights and promotes self-determination. It is building a network
of Black/New Afrikan activists and organizers committed to protracted
struggle for the liberation of the New Afrikan Nation.
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MOTHERS OF THE NEW YORK DISAPPEARED,
a grassroots project working to reform New York State's Rockefeller
drug laws and increase awareness about the destructive results of
the expanding prison system.
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Mothers on the Move
(MOM) mobilizes parents to improve
local public schools in the South Bronx. MOM emphasizes community
empowerment and representation.
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National
Congress for Puerto Rican Rights, Justice Committee
is a grassroots organization dedicated to securing full equality and
an end to discrimination against Puerto Ricans. |
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NYAHN is a grassroots community coalition of homeless and formerly
homeless people living with HIV/AIDS who are organizing for more
and better housing.
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 Nodutdol,
a nonprofit organization promoting the empowerment and unity of the
Korean people. |
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Prison
Moratorium Project, a grassroots
organization dedicated to stopping prison expansion and advocating
for a fair and humane criminal justice system.
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Sista
II Sista
is a collective-led organization dedicated to the holistic development
of teenage women of color in Brooklyn, New York.
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UPROSE
- United Puerto Rican Organization
of Sunset Park is dedicated to
youth, family and community empowerment. Through educational workshops,
organizing, and leadership development, UPROSE builds community
power.
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Vamos
a la Pena del Bronx,
a community and cultural center located in the South Bronx, reaches
out to neighborhood residents including the hungry, homeless, unemployed,
and undocumented. La Peņa is open daily and is staffed by volunteers.
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Voices
UnBroken provides
poetry and writing workshops to young people living in institutionalized
settings such as prisons, correctional facilities and homeless shelters
as well as to youth in public schools and community centers.
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Youth
Ministries for Peace & Justice,
based in the
Soundview/ Bruckner community in the Bronx, is dedicated to fostering
peace and justice through youth and community development and organizing.
1372 Stratford Avenue, Bronx, NY 10472 (718) 328-5622
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Fabulous
Independent Educated Radicals for Community Empowerment is a membership
organization of lesbian, gay, bisexual, Two Spirit, transgender and
Questioning youth addressing social justice issues.