The Caribbean Equality Project (CEP) is an NYC-based organization that empowers, advocates for and represents Afro and Indo-Caribbean LGBTQ+ immigrants in New York City. Through public education, community organizing, civic engagement, storytelling, and cultural and social programming, the organization focuses on advocacy for LGBTQ+ and immigrant rights, gender equity, racial justice, immigration, mental health services, and ending hate violence in the Caribbean diaspora. The Caribbean Equality Project was launched in 2015 in response to anti-LGBTQ hate violence in Richmond Hill, Queens. Since then, the organization has been hosting bi-monthly healing community spaces through its Unchained support groups in Queens and Brooklyn, facilitates immigration legal services for LGBTQ+ asylum seekers, curates oral history and storytelling interdisciplinary art exhibitions, combats food insecurity, organizes culture-shifting programming and builds political power through civic engagement, Census outreach, redistricting, voter registration, and legislative advocacy to advance LGBTQ+ and voting rights in New York State.
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Mohamed Amin is the Executive Director of Caribbean Equality Project.
2 people are employed at Caribbean Equality Project.
Caribbean Equality Project is based in Queens, New York.
The NAICS codes for Caribbean Equality Project are [62, 6241, 624, 62419].
The SIC codes for Caribbean Equality Project are [83, 832].
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Mohamed Amin
Executive Director at Caribbean Equality Project
New York, NY, US22 -
Sai Ali
Project Manager at Caribbean Equality Project
New York, United States
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