APPLY NOW for NYC Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes and NYC Human Rights's 2024 Community Project Grants to Prevent and Address Bias and Hate! We are funding up to $10K for creative projects around community respect, bias, hate, and discrimination. Deadline is this Weds, 1/17! More at: nyc.gov/communityproje…

One of the best ways we can combat the recent rise in hate crimes across communities is bringing people together.

This week Mayor Eric Adams hosted a roundtable with Jewish, Muslim, and Christian faith and community leaders to talk about the issues and create a safer NYC.

Proud for City of New York to score 100+!!! 🗽 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️

Just about 1 in 4 out of 506 rated cities score the top 100 score on Human Rights Campaign’s annual survey on how inclusive municipal laws, policies, and services are of #LGBTQ people who live and work there.

The #AmericanDreamWorks .

And our brothers and sisters seeking asylum just want the opportunity to contribute.

Join us tomorrow at 9:45 am in Foley Square to fight for that right.

Sixty years later, the words and actions of all who took part in the #MarchOnWashington continue to echo through history. Join us now in Harlem.

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OPHC joined today’s public safety briefing to talk about Breaking Bread.

We welcomed summer interns from @APAVOICEnewyork Asian Pacific Americans Voting & Organizing to Increase Civic Engagement coalition groups to City Hall to meet with #AAPI NYC Mayor's Office staff members as well as to share their summer projects and ideas on staying involved! #SYEP

Immigration is the New York City story. It is the American story. It is a story of the huddled masses yearning to breathe free. And today it's a story not just of those seeking asylum, but the brave New Yorkers ready to help.

Learn their stories:

Any act of hatred is an attack on ALL New Yorkers. And we stand together in our city. Proud to join the ADL in Van Cortlandt Park today to say in one voice: hate has no home in New York City.

Our Community Affairs officers hosted a 'Breaking bread' event with members of our community. Our residents came together over a warm meal to share experiences and educate each other on the diversity within our Mott haven community. #nycbreaksbread

#nycbreaksbread in the 61 Precinct. Building strong bonds and focusing on the positive vibes in our community. NYC Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes

Today, the 60 Precinct hosted 'Breaking Bread, Building Bonds' with members of the community. Topics included crime strategies & youth uplifting - with the intent to forge lasting diverse friendships, finding common ground & building trust.
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Thanks to Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz, Israel Nitzan🇮🇱, Rep. Ritchie Torres and Mayor Eric Adams for officially kicking off the #WalkAgainstHate and thanks to all of our amazing participants! Let’s get moving!

Thanks to ADL New York / New Jersey for their ongoing commitment to fight hate. Today’s Walk Against Hate brought communities together to convey a message: There’s no place for hate anywhere!

Rest in Power, #OshaeSibley .

The City of New York will not tolerate hate violence anywhere in our city.

The Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes joined Mayor Eric Adams and LGBTQ+, Muslim, Black and local community leaders to stand united against hate.

Thank you to Soniya Ali, Lee Soulja-Simmons, and LGBTQ+ and Muslim New Yorkers for joining us today. We stand together in moments like this because our diversity is our strength.

Hate has no place in this city.

O'Shae Sibley’s murder was a hate crime. Period. He should still be alive today, but the joy he brought his community will never be forgotten.

While nothing can bring him back, today we can confirm his killer has been taken into custody and will face justice.

I'm in Midwood for a major public safety announcement. Tune in:

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O’Shae Sibley's life and beautiful spirit were cut short by homophobia. Bigotry can never take root in our city. Being a New Yorker means knowing and loving people of all backgrounds.

We'll bring justice for O'Shae's family and loved ones. His dancing joy will live on.