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PrintTo create a Parent Organizing Collaborative with La Union de la Comunidad Latina and Center for Immigrant Families in Manhattan Valley, Manhattan, and Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
Grants: Community Organizing
February, 2012
$45,000
To support Chhaya's organizing and advocacy work in and on behalf of South Asian communities throughout the borough of Queens.
February, 2012
$45,000
Support for a faith-based organization that advocates for affordable housing in North Brooklyn.
February, 2012
$45,000
To support this member-led domestic workers' organization during a leadership transition.
February, 2012
$45,000
For a campaign to address the escalating violence between African American and Latin youth in Port Richmond.
February, 2012
$42,500
For a youth-organizing campaign to influence the policy debate around the unemployment crisis among youth of color.
February, 2012
$42,500
For the Flatbush Tenant Coalition, a tenant organizing initiative in Flatbush, East Flatbush, and South Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
February, 2012
$45,000
Support for organizing and direct-service work in low-income and disenfranchised communities on the Lower East Side.
February, 2012
$42,500
For the Sweatshop Free Upper West Side, a coalition of workers, residents, students, faith-based groups, and elected officials that pushes for enforcement of labor laws, raises public awareness, and provides a model for organizing.
February, 2012
$45,000
To promote immigrants' rights in New York through organizing low-wage workers at grocery stores and car washes.
Resource Alerts
Periodic announcements for grants, fellowships, and upcoming events.
Posted May 15, 2012
Grant Amount: $72,765
Purpose: The Empire State Fellows Program is a full-time leadership training program that will prepare the next generation of talented professionals for careers as New York State policy-makers.
Deadline(s) for application: June 1, 2012
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