Asociación Tepeyac de New York
New York, NY, United States
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Founded in 1997, Asociación Tepeyac de New York is a community organisation based in New York, United States working on refugees & migration, education, human rights +3 more.
Asociación Tepeyac de New York is a non-profit community organisation founded in 1997 by Mexican immigrant leaders with support from Catholic clergy in the South Bronx. It serves Mexican and Latino immigrants and their families in New York City by providing legal counselling and human rights case management, GED and English classes, small business development, computer training, after-school tutoring and youth leadership development. It also runs the annual Guadalupe Torch Relay between Mexico and New York and the 5 de Mayo parade, whose proceeds fund scholarships. Past work includes assistance to families of victims of the World Trade Center attacks and to immigrant workers exposed to dust at the site.
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Escuela de Tarde
Education · United States
After-school tutoring for children of immigrants, started as a pilot in Queens and the Bronx in 2002.
GED / TASC preparation
Education · United States
Classes preparing immigrants who did not finish high school to pass the GED exam and continue to higher education.
WALK Youth Leadership Development
Community development · United States
Leadership, personal growth and community organising programme that engages young people in organising events and funding scholarships.
Carrera Antorcha Guadalupana México-New York
Community development · Mexico, United States
Annual relay run from Mexico City to New York that promotes unity among divided families and new immigrant communities.
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Rockefeller Foundation, Microsoft
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