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Pro Bono Legal Clinics
Pro Bono Legal Clinics Looking for legal guidance? Community members are invited to attend this free Pro Bono Legal Clinic and receive legal consultations. July 11, 2026 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM CPC Brooklyn Community Services (4101 8th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11232) Supported by: NYC Council District 38, Councilmember Susan Zhuang, Homecrest Community Services, Inc. United Chinese Association of Brooklyn, Councilmember Kayla Santosuosso, South Brooklyn Community Coalition, UCA 202
Jun 25


Threads Of Resilience 6/28
Join us on Sunday, 6/28 for Threads of Resilience, a series of intergenerational printmaking workshops for AAPI youth and elders, led by artist @ggllin.canvaz, and supported by @caaavnyc and @aaartsalliance. Sign up now—spots are limited! Find out more information by scanning the QR code or use the link: https://forms.gle/FXxS76t86rgLo77d9
Jun 23


How to Support Someone Experiencing a Mental Health Crisis Guide
Do you know what to do to help a loved one during a mental health emergency? Would you know what to say to them if they spoke another language? Our “How to Support Someone Experiencing a Mental Health Crisis” guide is now available in 9 different Asian languages. We hope this can resource can offer guidance during otherwise stressful situations and help you and your loved ones take care of each other. Check out mentalhealth.aafederation.org for this and more resources in mult
Jun 21


City Community Resource Fair
We hope everyone had a great time and was able to access the valuable resources and services available at Key to the City Community Resource Fair. A special thank you to the organizers for inviting us and making this resource fair possible: NYC Department of Youth and Community Development, The New York Immigration Coalition, Speaker Julie Menin, NYC Council District 38, Brooklyn FAM, Brooklyn Book Bodega, MUNA Social Services, City Harvest, Well Cloth'd Inc
Jun 17


PCR Motherhood Talk Space
Thank you to all the moms who joined us for an afternoon of conversation and relaxation. With delicious food, snacks, and drinks, participants had the opportunity to unwind, share experiences, and enjoy a welcoming space created just for them.
Jun 17


APA Voice Partnership: Increasing Civic Engagement
Together with APA VOICE: Voting and Organizing to Increase Civic Engagement,MinKwon Center 민권센터, Homecrest Community Services, Inc., and United Chinese Association of Brooklyn, we held a voter registration tabling event. Thank you to everyone who joined us and stopped by to register to vote and learn more about the voting process. Staying informed and participating in elections helps strengthen our community and make our voices heard. Find your pollsite here: https://findmypo
Jun 16


Voting Registration
Voting is not only a right, but also a responsibility. Whether you care about immigration, education, jobs, public safety, or community development, your voice deserves to be heard. Please confirm your voter information in advance, learn the voting schedule, and take action to help shape New York’s future.
Jun 12


APAVoice 2026 Candidate Forum
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the #APAVoice 2026 Candidate Forum! This forum gve community members the opportunity to hear directly from the candidates, talk about the issues that matter to our neighborhoods, and make informed decisions. Our participation helps strengthen our communities and ensure our voices are heard. The last day to register to vote for the June 2026 Primary Election is June 13. Please make sure your voter information is up to date. If you need h
Jun 5


Spring Info Health Fair
Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Spring Info Health Fair! We were happy to connect community members with health resources, activities, and information to support their well-being. We hope everyone left with resources they need to take care of themselves and their loved ones!
Jun 3


Storytelling Workshop
Thank you to artist @ggllin.canvaz, @caaavnyc, and @aaartsalliance for a powerful workshop exploring oral histories and campaign materials and past struggles to personal experiences. Our youth had the chance to explore storytelling, resistance, and the importance of preserving community memory.
Jun 3


