City Services in the Languages People Speak
Leave your thoughtsOne in four New York City residents does not speak English very well. Most want to learn English classes…
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Two dynamic organizations unite to fight inequality and economic injustice – Make the Road New York
Leave your thoughts"One out of every five New Yorkers lives in poverty. The poverty rate is not declining, and Manhattan has become…
Empleadas denuncian dueño
Leave your thoughtsEmpleadas latinas de Mini Max, han acusado al dueño, Morris Cohen, de acoso sexual y discriminación según informaron ayer frente…
Rally Held for Bushwick Hate Crime Victim
Leave your thoughtsElected officials and community leaders demand justice for Jose Sucuzhanay. Anti-violence and social justice organizations from across the city held…
A mix of outrage and sorrow – Memorial follows bias attack
Leave your thoughtsMore than 1,200 Brooklyn residents and community activists assembled in Bushwick Sunday afternoon for a vigil in memory of Jose…
For many, suitable housing is the impossible dream
Leave your thoughtsLast July in Flushing, Amys landlord pounded on her door and told her she had one month to move out.…
More than 100 Latino immigrant workers will brave the snow and demand an end to sexual harassment and exploitation along Bushwick, Brooklyn's bustling retail strip.
Leave your thoughts***For Immediate Release: December 18, 2008*** Workers will march to Minimax, a local retailer where the owner kissed, smelled,…
Brooklyn Speaks Out Against Hate
Leave your thoughtsElected officials, community leaders, non-profit organizations and concerned New Yorkers gathered together on Sunday afternoon to speak out against all…
Hundreds protest New York immigrant's fatal beating
Leave your thoughtsA few hundred people on Sunday marched in Brooklyn to **protest last week’s fatal beating of a 31-year-old Ecuadorean man…
Ecuadorean Man's Death Spurs Hundreds to Protest
Leave your thoughtsIn a protest that drew leading city elected officials, hundreds decried the fatal assault on Jose O. Sucuzhanay, an attack…