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Religious Hate and Bias, Training
ADL – The Anti-Defamation League of New York/New Jersey
Region:
New York State
Population:
General

Founded in 1913 to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to secure justice and fair treatment to all. Serving New York State and Northern and Central New Jersey.

Contact To Learn More
Website: https://nynj.adl.org/
email: [email protected]
phone: (212) 885-7700
Government Agencies
Albany Commission Of Human Rights
Region:
Capital Region
Population:
General

The City of Albany is a community rich in ethnic, racial, cultural and religious diversity. Such diversity contributes to the social fabric of our City and should be celebrated and respected. In that regard, the Commission on Human Rights was created to foster an atmosphere of respect and celebration of our diversity. In accordance with the objecti...

Criminal Justice/Corruption
Albany Community Police Review Board
Region:
Capital Region
Population:
General

The CPRB reviews complaints of misconduct committed by officers of the Albany Police Department (APD). The CPRB's goals are to improve communication between APD and the community and increase police accountability and credibility with the community it serves. The CPRB aims to improve communication between the Albany Police Department and community ...

Contact To Learn More
Website: https://www.albanycprb.org/
email: [email protected]
phone: 518-445-2383
Government Agencies
Albany County
Region:
Capital Region
Population:
General

Albany is the oldest continuing settlement in the nation. The City of Albany still serves under its original charter, which dates back to July 22, 1686, and has been the capital of New York State since 1797. For information about touring local historical landmarks, check out the Albany County Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Contact To Learn More
Website: https://www.albanycountyny.gov/
phone: (518) 447-7000
Domestic/Sexual Violence, Government Agencies
Albany County Crime Victim And Sexual Violence Center
Region:
Capital Region
Population:
General

Provides a comprehensive range of services to emotionally and physically injured crime victims in Albany County. Services are available to anyone of any age who has experienced a sexual assault or other violent crime at any time in their life, or who has been affected by someone else's assault.The Center provides information, referral services, cou...

Conflict Resolution, Mediation and Restorative Justice, Immigration
Albany County Regional Immigration Assistance Center
Region:
Capital Region
Population:
Immigrants

We provide advice and support to immigrants and their loved ones in the following areas:Immigration applications, Know Your Rights, Emergency preparedness. We provide assistance, support, training, written resources, and expert legal advice to court-appointed defense attorneys throughout the Capital District and Northern New York.

Sexual Orientation/Gender Bias, LegalServices /Advocacy
Albany Law School Health Law Clinic
Region:
Capital Region
Population:
General

Albany Law School's Health Law Clinic primarily provides legal services to families, and as resources permit, to individuals who have legal issues stemming from HIV/AIDS or Cancer. For the past several years, the scope of clinic has expanded to also address the poverty law needs of clients affected by other chronic medical conditions, mental illnes...

Immigration
Albany Law School: Immigration Clinic
Region:
Capital Region
Population:
Immigrants

The Immigration Law Clinic serves a unique role in the Capital Region, leveraging its many partnerships to dramatically increase the impact of its resources. In the world of pro bono legal services, there is often a lag between the emergence of an issue and the ability of traditional nonprofits to respond because their time is committed to the goal...

Contact To Learn More
Website: https://americancivic.com/
phone: 518-445-2312
Religious Hate and Bias
Albany Muslim Advocacy Coalition (AMAC)
Region:
Capital Region
Population:
Muslim

The Albany Muslim Advocacy Coalition is a grassroots organization dedicated to empowering the Muslim community in and around Albany, NY, and advocating for justice, equality and understanding for all.

Contact To Learn More
Website: https://albanymac.org
email: [email protected]
phone: (518) 218-6871
Immigration
American Civic Association
Region:
Southern Tier
Population:
Immigrants

The American Civic Association is a nonprofit organization that is committed to helping immigrants and refugees start a new life in our community while preserving their ethnic and cultural diversity.

Contact To Learn More
Website: https://americancivic.com/
email: [email protected]
phone: (607) 723-9419
Bias Against Those With Disabilities
American Council of the Blind of New York
Region:
New York State
Population:
Disability

ACBNY is the state affiliate of The American Council Of The Blind. Its purpose is to support and promote the educational, vocational and social advancement of blind and visually impaired persons. The affiliate is made up of local chapters, organized throughout the state.

Contact To Learn More
Website: https://www.ajc.org/
email: [email protected]
phone: 800-522-3303
Religious Hate and Bias
American Jewish Committee
Region:
National
Population:
Jewish

AJC connects our community with American Jewish Committee's global advocacy work to enhance the well-being of the Jewish people and Israel and ensure democratic values and human rights for all. Our access to diplomats, elected officials, and interfaith leaders at the local level advances AJC's broader priorities: combating antisemitism, promoting I...

Contact To Learn More
Website: https://www.ajc.org/
phone: 212-751-4000
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