Brooklyn Org is proud to fund impactful work across our communities
Improves the well-being of the pan-Asian American community – especially older adults, small business owners, and immigrants – through research, policy advocacy, public awareness, and capacity-building for nonprofits.
Develops action-focused research and policy advocacy that centers the experience of BIPOC communities to help shape public discourse around public education, the environment, immigration, and economics.
Invests in Brooklyn’s Black communities by creating quality job opportunities, expanding health and housing access, improving the quality of schools and education, and putting an end to policing and incarceration through public policy and holding leaders accountable.
Provides legal advocacy, conducts community education campaigns, facilitates research, and builds organizing capacity on behalf of Black New Yorkers and other marginalized groups.
Ensures that NYC youth have a safe place to achieve academic excellence, be community leaders, and maintain healthy lifestyles, and strives to eliminate sex discrimination through community organizing.
Provides civic engagement workshops for women, mentorship programs for justice-involved youth, and public education classes to Muslim Americans and people of all faiths to demonstrate the complexity of and to enhance the Muslim American experience.
Represents over 200 immigrant and refugee rights groups in New York State and provides them with a platform for collective action through community organization, education, and advocacy.
Champions the rights of street vendors as small businesses to earn a living and contribute to the culture and life of New York City through legislative advocacy, trainings, and legal support.
Fights to end discriminatory surveillance tools and practices that disproportionately affect BIPOC communities — such as facial recognition tools and fake online police accounts — through legislative action, legal support, advocacy, and research.
Builds power among low-income people affected by HIV/AIDS, the drug war, mass incarceration, and homelessness through community organizing, leadership development, policy advocacy, direct services, and research.