Expanding College Access for Immigrant Youth
Featuring First Tech Fund and NYSYLC
Zoom
3:00 PM–3:30 PM EDT
Youth
We all play a part in raising the next generation in a safe and enriching environment to build Brooklyn’s future
of the most segregated schools in New York City are located in Brooklyn
of Brooklyn’s population is under 25 years old
The high school graduation rate in Brooklyn’s most segregated school district
Our Approach
Brooklyn’s future is only as bright as we let our present be, and our borough’s youth deserve support systems that will allow them to soar to great heights. Brooklyn Org partners with organizations that help address gaps in educational outcomes and school climate for students of color, introduce youth to new skills and passions, and empower them to become leaders in their communities. We believe in leveling the playing field for our young Brooklynites by giving them the tools they need to reach their goals from day one.
JOIN US
Brooklyn Org’s community comes together to back the biggest issues affecting our borough through the work of vital nonprofits. Help us create change from the ground up.
Who We Back
- The Alex House Project
- Arab-American Family Support Center
- B.R.O. Experience Foundation
- Brooklyn Book Bodega
- Brownsville Community Culinary Center (BCCC)
- Center for Community Alternatives
- Children’s Defense Fund-New York
- Churches United For Fair Housing
- Coney Island Anti Violence Collaborative
- Cool Culture
- Day One New York
- Drive Change
- First Tech Fund
- The Flossy Organization
- Fort Greene Park Conservancy
- Girls for Gender Equity
- Good Call
- GrowHouse NYC
- HEAT Program
- Jamel Gaines Creative Outlet
