Organizations running this strategy · 12
- #01 MOHAWK VALLEY RESOURCE CENTER FOR REFUGEES INC
- #02 THE MIDTOWN UTICA COMMUNITY CENTER INC
- #03 ACCUEIL NEW YORK INC
- #04 HEARTS AND HOMES FOR REFUGEES
- #05 HRC ORG CORP
- #06 India Center of Westchester Inc
- #07 BANGLADESHI AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY OF NEW YORK INC
- #08 BE PROUD INC
- #09 ROCHESTER UKRAINIAN GROUP INC
- #10 NEW AMERICAN VOTERS ASSOCIATION
- #11 YONKERS ASSYRIAN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
- #12 TRANSNATIONAL VILLAGES NETWORK REDDE PUEBLOS TRASNACIONALES
Activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above — what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Increase interaction among immigrant communities in New York City NEW AMERICAN VOTERS ASSOCIATIONdirect serviceFacilitates programs and initiatives aimed at fostering engagement and connection within immigrant communities in New York City.
- Career and professional development programming ACCUEIL NEW YORK INCdirect serviceOffers career-focused workshops and programs such as "Back to Work," "Entreprendre," and collaborative job-search sessions through Club Networking to support francophones in re-entering the workforce, launching businesses, or navigating the U.S. job market.
- Community integration and support for francophone individuals and families ACCUEIL NEW YORK INCdirect serviceProvides welcoming, information, and integration services for French-speaking individuals and families relocating to or living in New York, including orientation, neighborhood events, and social connection opportunities. Supports over 500 francophone families through ongoing programs.
- Curated event sharing and networking within the FIAFE network ACCUEIL NEW YORK INCdirect serviceCurates and shares a selection of events from member organizations within the FIAFE network, expanding access to broader cultural and community opportunities for members.
- Facilitation of language and bilingual exchange ACCUEIL NEW YORK INCdirect serviceHosts bilingual conversation groups and language practice gatherings where participants alternate between French and English to improve language skills and foster cross-cultural connections.
- In-person reception services at diplomatic locations ACCUEIL NEW YORK INCdirect serviceHosts regular in-person welcome and information sessions at the Consulate General of France in New York on the first Wednesday and third Tuesday of each month to assist new and existing francophone residents.
- Organization of cultural, social, and recreational activities ACCUEIL NEW YORK INCdirect serviceHosts a diverse year-round calendar of cultural, social, and recreational events for the francophone community, including apéros, coffee gatherings, picnics, seasonal celebrations (e.g., back-to-school café, galette social), board game nights, bridge games, and family-oriented outings.
- Production and distribution of relocation and settlement resources ACCUEIL NEW YORK INCdirect serviceProduces and distributes the Guide de l'Accueil New York, a practical resource containing essential information, addresses, advice, testimonials, and tips for francophones moving to, living in, or visiting New York. Offers discounted access to members.
- Volunteer engagement and capacity building ACCUEIL NEW YORK INCcapacity buildingEngages and supports volunteers through quarterly meetings and structured volunteer programs that enhance organizational capacity and member involvement.
- Connecting Russian-speaking community with broader community BE PROUD INCdirect serviceWorks to connect the Russian-speaking community with broader community neighbors through ongoing outreach and integration efforts.
- Promote cultural understanding within and among the Ukrainian community ROCHESTER UKRAINIAN GROUP INCdirect serviceOrganizes initiatives to foster cultural awareness and mutual understanding within the Ukrainian community in Rochester, NY, and between that community and the broader public.
- Operates a community center providing cultural and educational programming India Center of Westchester Incdirect serviceRuns a permanent facility in Hawthorne, NY, offering ongoing classes, cultural events, and educational programming to promote Indian cultural heritage and serve the Indian-American community across age groups.
- Organizes and hosts cultural events for community participation India Center of Westchester Incdirect servicePlans and conducts cultural events that engage members of the Indian-American community in Hawthorne, NY, fostering cultural preservation and community involvement.
- Provides cultural education classes in Indian classical dance, Bollywood dance, music, language, and art India Center of Westchester Incdirect serviceOffers instructional classes in Indian classical dance, Bollywood dance, Kathak, music, language, and art for new immigrants, seniors, and community members of all ages through experienced instructors.
- Conduct oral history and cultural preservation projects THE MIDTOWN UTICA COMMUNITY CENTER INCdirect serviceSupports community-led cultural preservation through initiatives such as photo digitization and oral history interviews with refugee families, documenting personal histories and cultural heritage.
- Deliver adult literacy and education programs THE MIDTOWN UTICA COMMUNITY CENTER INCdirect serviceProvides adult literacy education and academic tutoring for K–12 students, including support for those with IEPs and OPWDD eligibility. Programs aim to improve digital skills, parental involvement in education, secondary school completion, and attainment of a NYS high school equivalency diploma.
- Facilitate civic engagement and community leadership THE MIDTOWN UTICA COMMUNITY CENTER INCdirect serviceSupports civic participation through community education, advocacy, cultural clubs, and service opportunities, empowering community members to lead and shape local initiatives.
- Fund scholarships for refugee and AAPI students THE MIDTOWN UTICA COMMUNITY CENTER INCgrantmakingAwards grants through the Healing Forward Scholarship and other programs, including two annual $500 awards for AAPI students in Oneida County and a $1,000 scholarship for refugee students of AAPI descent pursuing careers in STEM or healthcare.