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PrintFor a campaign to expand health-care access for New York City's low-income, immigrant Asian Pacific American community.
October, 2012
$42,500
To reinstate New York State Tuition Assistance Program Grant eligibility for incarcerated students.
October, 2012
$45,000
To divert youth from prison, facilitate the well-being of those harmed by crime, and place decisionmaking power in the aftermath of crime into hands of those most impacted by it.
October, 2012
$45,000
For the expansion of its programs and physical space to serve gay elders of color.
October, 2012
$45,000
To challenge the negative values, hate speech, and hostility that Black LGBT people face in the faith community.
October, 2012
$20,000
To educate youth about their rights under new federal regulations that offer undocumented youth relief from deportation.
October, 2012
$45,000
To engage youth from Hunts Point in a peer-education project to increase awareness of HIV among African American and Latino youth and to involve youth in prevention adn advocacy programming.
October, 2012
$42,500
To enhance the culturally and linguistically relevant educational and youth-development services provided to immigrant students with little or no literacy.
June, 2012
$42,500
For a project to ensure equal access and fair representation for the Asian American community in the redistricting process.
June, 2012
$15,000
For the Toward a 21st Century City for All initiative, which will bring together a diverse group of stakeholders, in advance of the 2013 citywide elections, to put forward a concrete policy vision.
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Posted March 22, 2013
Deadline(s) for application: May 26, 2013
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