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85-16 Roosevelt Ave
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
(718) 426-7100

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Founded in 1997, Queens Pride House is located in Jackson Heights where the needs for immigrants empowerment and community building is tremendous. This need led the founders of Queens Pride House in July 2006 to create the Diversity Center of Queens, as a collaborative venture to bring together grassroots community organizers, activists and organizations to fight against injustice, discriminations and all forms of violence. Over the past 10 years, QPH has directly impacted the lives of thousands of community members, as well as business & educational institutions, health care institutions, community based organizations, and political and civic leaders. Some of our accomplishments include: •Providing over 3,000 health referrals since 2001 •Heightening our community's awareness about public health issues by distributing over 5,000 pamphlets since 2002 •Involving over 4,000 participants in our educational & social events since 2002 •Organizing the wildly popular Annual Queens Queer Cultural Festival for the past 5 years •Successfully advocating for additional resources for LGBT programs from NYC & NYS elected officials in 2006

Adhikaar is the only women-led worker and community center that serves and organizes the Nepali-speaking immigrant and refugee community. Adhikaar is a home away from home that builds leadership and power to win rights and improve working conditions across low-wage industries. To achieve our mission, we --facilitate access to information and resources on immigration, health, workers' rights, and other issues; --organize community members to collectively advocate against social injustices and human rights abuses; --conduct participatory research and policy advocacy on issues affecting our community; --build leadership of community members, with the focus on marginalized groups within Nepali communities. NOTE: Adhikaar is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice and/or representation. The content on this site is offered as public service to provide information to the web community. Communication posted and/or received from this site does not constitute legal advice, solicitation and endorsement. Information provided in this site should not be substituted for legal advice obtained from an attorney licensed to practice in your jurisdiction and who has expertise in the specific area of the law. If you have a legal issue or question(s), you should always consult a suitably qualified attorney. The comments and opinions expressed on this site are of the individual author and may not reflect those of the organization and its staff.

The FJU youth group is a non profit organization that is set out to help youth who are in need. With a very positive environment , here in the FJU we make the youth discover talents within themselves and use it for their benefit. Thru seminars, monthly events, tournaments, and community service, we help the youth understand their potential and give them a practical procedure to go far in Life! Located all around the US (and the world) our mission is to prevent youth from making decisions that will not benefit them. In the FJU we have many stories of lives that have been transformed and youth who planned and executed their goals in life. After all, to be young, is to be a Visionary! The only thing missing, is YOU!

DRUM- Desis Rising Up & Moving, founded in 2000, is a community based social justice organization of working class South Asian immigrants in NYC. We are South Asian immigrants and families affected by detentions and deportations organizing to halt an expanding enforcement system and gain access to legalization, housing, education and economic justice. We build the leadership of low income, undocumented and imprisoned immigrants, youth, and women. Our long term vision is to build power in working class migrant communities rooted in global justice and human rights.

MRNY has four locations, and each office has a Youth Power Project! Our offices are located in: Brooklyn: 301 Grove Street, Brooklyn NY 11237 - (718) 418-7690 Queens: 92-10 Roosevelt Avenue, Jackson Heights NY 11372 - (718) 565-8500 Staten Island: 161 Port Richmond Avenue, Staten Island NY 10302 - (718) 727-1222 Long Island: 1090 Suffolk Avenue, Brentwood, NY 11717 - (631) 231-2220

President : Mekh Gurung 1st Vice President : Arjun Ghale 2nd Vice President: Tik Ram Gurung Secretary: Sharmila Ghale Asst. Secretary: Khagendra Gurung Treasurer : Gam Prasad Gurung Asst.Treasurer : Roshni Gurung Board Members : Ramchandra Gurung, Sidhartha Gurung, Manita Gurung, Bal Bahadur Gurung, Durga Gurung, Devijung Gurung, Bishnu Kumar Gurung, Padam Gurung, Prem Gurung-1, Prem gurung-2, Amrit Gurung & Preeti Gurung Board of Directors: Prof. Ashok Gurung, Muna Gurung, Dr. Sukh Gurung, Rina Gurung, Tulsi Gurung, Arjun Gurung, Narayan Gurung, Tika Gurung, Tek Gurung, Harkajang Gurung

Es una entidad apolítica y de libertad de creencias religiosas, independiente de cualquier oficina o departamento gubernamental, tanto de colombia como de USA

Our 8 programs include: 1. Food and Clothing Pantry 2. New Life Community Healthy Center 3. English as a Second Language Classes 4. Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts 5. New Life Mentoring Center 6. After-school programming 7. Literacy Enrichment 8. Young Governors (youth organizing) Though we offer many programs we believe that People and not Programs bring positive change. Thank you for praying, volunteering and giving financial gifts. You are making a difference in the lives of families and youth in the Elmhurst Corona area of NYC.

Our Elected NY Newa Guthi Members :- Samir Maharjan-(President) Dharmendra Gopali-(Vice President) Rabin Raj Bajracharya-(Vice President) Nirmal Pradhan-(General Secretary) Bijay Maharjan-(Co-Secretary) Srijana Tuladhar-(Treasurer) Laxmi Shrestha-(Co-Treasurer) Rakesh Bajracharya-(Board Member) Rajendra Maharjan(Board Member) Anjan Shrestha-(Board Member) Roshan Maharjan-(Board Member) Mangal Das Shrestha-(Board Member) Alina Maharjan-(Board Member) Santosh Maharjan-(Board Member) Binita Nakarmi-(Board Member) Subarna Kumar Shakya-(Board Member)

MRNY has four locations, and each office has a Youth Power Project! Our offices are located in: Brooklyn: 301 Grove Street, Brooklyn NY 11237 - (718) 418-7690 Queens: 92-10 Roosevelt Avenue, Jackson Heights NY 11372 - (718) 565-8500 Staten Island: 161 Port Richmond Avenue, Staten Island NY 10302 - (718) 727-1222 Long Island: 1090 Suffolk Avenue, Brentwood, NY 11717 - (631) 231-2220

Ser una iglesia Santa, transformada por la palabra de Dios, llena del Espíritu Santo, de amor y compasión por los necesitados y perdidos. Próspera en todo. To be a Holy church, transformed by the word of God, full of the Holy Spirit, love and compassion for the needy and lost. Be prosperous in all. http://valientesyesforzados.org/laiglesia.html

Our Elected NY Newa Guthi Members :- Samir Maharjan-(President) Dharmendra Gopali-(Vice President) Rabin Raj Bajracharya-(Vice President) Nirmal Pradhan-(General Secretary) Bijay Maharjan-(Co-Secretary) Srijana Tuladhar-(Treasurer) Laxmi Shrestha-(Co-Treasurer) Rakesh Bajracharya-(Board Member) Rajendra Maharjan(Board Member) Anjan Shrestha-(Board Member) Roshan Maharjan-(Board Member) Mangal Das Shrestha-(Board Member) Alina Maharjan-(Board Member) Santosh Maharjan-(Board Member) Binita Nakarmi-(Board Member) Subarna Kumar Shakya-(Board Member)

La Unión de Indígenas y Campesinas del Ecuador “UNICEN” en Norteamérica es una organización sin fines de lucro; con el fin de reafirmar la identidad cultural desde nuestra filosofía, sin olvidar nuestra memoria histórica y la lucha de nuestros abuelas/as de esta manera generar conciencia y sembrar nuestras sabidurías con los hijos/as de los inmigrantes para que esta herencia milenaria vaya trascendiendo, de esta manera nuestros pueblos y nacionalidades del Ecuador, siempre se mantenga con una historia viva con esencia y pluralidad; aunque estemos fuera de nuestro Ecuador; siempre mantendremos esa raíces y la lucha incansable por la dignidad de nuestros pueblos; de esta manera construir con una sociedad con una mirada crítica en las futuras generaciones.

DRUM- Desis Rising Up & Moving, founded in 2000, is a community based social justice organization of working class South Asian immigrants in NYC. We are South Asian immigrants and families affected by detentions and deportations organizing to halt an expanding enforcement system and gain access to legalization, housing, education and economic justice. We build the leadership of low income, undocumented and imprisoned immigrants, youth, and women. Our long term vision is to build power in working class migrant communities rooted in global justice and human rights.

Adhikaar is the only women-led worker and community center that serves and organizes the Nepali-speaking immigrant and refugee community. Adhikaar is a home away from home that builds leadership and power to win rights and improve working conditions across low-wage industries. To achieve our mission, we --facilitate access to information and resources on immigration, health, workers' rights, and other issues; --organize community members to collectively advocate against social injustices and human rights abuses; --conduct participatory research and policy advocacy on issues affecting our community; --build leadership of community members, with the focus on marginalized groups within Nepali communities. NOTE: Adhikaar is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice and/or representation. The content on this site is offered as public service to provide information to the web community. Communication posted and/or received from this site does not constitute legal advice, solicitation and endorsement. Information provided in this site should not be substituted for legal advice obtained from an attorney licensed to practice in your jurisdiction and who has expertise in the specific area of the law. If you have a legal issue or question(s), you should always consult a suitably qualified attorney. The comments and opinions expressed on this site are of the individual author and may not reflect those of the organization and its staff.

"Empowering communities by empowering youth." The goal of the program is to identify and train youth leaders in the community and support the work of these youth to make positive changes in their community. Young Governors goes beyond youth development practices with collective empowerment techniques of youth organizing, striving for systemic change.

Philippine Forum is a not-for-profit community grassroots organization offering direct services to the Filipino, and the larger immigrant, community in New York. It was founded on December 10, 1996 and has recently formed it's New Jersey chapter in 2008. Philippine Forum is a member organization of the National Alliance for Filipino Concerns (NAFCON-USA), MIGRANTE International, and the International Migrants' Alliance (IMA). ------------ HISTORY :: In 1996, Philippine Forum was established by a group of Filipino immigrants in the US who were actively involved in the fight for social justice in their native Philippines. :: During the first years of Philippine Forum, it provided a venue for Filipino Immigrants and Filipino-Americans to discuss, analyze and act on prevailing social and economic issues in the Philippines. :: In 1999, Filipino Workers Center was established to provide training, legal education and other assistance and services to Filipino migrant workers. :: In 2000, the Carlos Bulosan Heritage Center and the Youth Initiative for Social Action (YISA) were set up to cater to the needs of Filipinos who grew up in the US. Cultural workshops, festivals and exhibits were held through these programs. :: The Carlos Bulosan Heritage Center s a resource center for Filipino research and education. It houses books, audio and visual materials that seek to enhance and deepen one’s understanding of Philippine history and struggles. :: In 2003, Philippine Studies Program was launched in partnership with the University of the Philippines and the University of California System. To date, 139 participants from 18 states have completed the program since 2003. :: On November 21, 2003, Philippine Forum received the Union Square Award as an outstanding not-for-profit group. Philippine Forum is the first Filipino organization to be recognized for innovative grassroots work making vital contributions to the educational, cultural and economic life of the city. ------------ VISION: We stand for a just and humane world, where social, political and economic rights are respected and valued; where relationships are based on equality, fairness and justice -- not on exploitation, domination and oppression. We believe in social diversity where people from different cultures treat each other with respect and not with prejudice; where different communities live side by side and work hand in hand in making this world a better place to live in; where individuals can realize their full human potential regardless of race, religion, nationality, color, creed or gender. We envision Filipinos and Filipino Americans as responsible and productive members of society, contributing to the collective effort of attaining a just and humane society. ------------ MISSION: The Philippine Forum strives to make Filipinos and Filipino Americans aware of their roots, conscious of their rights, and cognizant of their responsibilities as members of both the American and Philippine societies, and as citizens of the global community. We endeavor to enhance the Filipino community's capacity in becoming active participants in the overall effort to effect meaningful changes in society.

Welcome to The Institute of the Black World 21st Century (IBW) Facebook Page. Hit “Like” and get ready for interesting commentary, news stories and dialogue. Under the leadership of Dr. Ron Daniels, IBW´s vision is rooted in the values of cooperation, community and mutual respect. It is founded on the principles of self-determination, African humanism and social justice. The struggle for social transformation through the creation of new relationships and institutions is central to our task. The objective of our work is to create greater unity among people of African descent, to acquire and maintain power to reconstruct our communities and to build viable and vital nations, inspired by the idea of a new, non-exploitative social order. IBW implements its Mission by engaging highley skilled and committed board members: Board Chairperson Rick Adams, Treasurer Richard Jones, Secretary Mary France-Daniels, Leonard Dunston, Kinaya Sokoya, Jacqui Patterson, Hulbert James, Greg Akili, Kareem A. Aziz, Dr. Leslie Alexander, Mark Batson, Dr. Jeanette Davidson, Folami Harris, Dr. Jemadari Kamara, State Senator Constance Johnson, Dr. Karin Stanford, Michelle Kim Thomas, Sandino Thompson, and Tara J. Young, along with other individuals, organizations, institutions, and movements that aspire to transform and reconstruct communities of African descent. The Institute is catalyst and facilitator as well as analyst and policy maker. IBW believes creating networks, facilitating linkages and fostering communications among individuals, between organizations and communities is an essential part of our mission. The Institute does not necessarily seek to implement projects alone, rather to provide access to information and resources which allow local groups to initiate projects and build linkages with others doing similar work. Strategic partnerships and local support committees will also be vehicles for collaborative implementation of IBW projects and initiatives.