Resource Directory

The New York Transgender Advocacy Group is a Trans-led organization. Our mission is to advocate for more inclusive gender-based policies that benefit Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming/Non-Binary (TGNCNB) individuals through building community leaders, educating practitioners, and influencing policy makers. NYTAG believes that by offering educat...

The New York Transgender Advocacy Group is a Trans-led organization. Our mission is to advocate for more inclusive gender-based policies that benefit Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming/Non-Binary (TGNCNB) individuals through building community leaders, educating practitioners, and influencing policy makers. NYTAG believes that by offering education and trainings, we can help dismantle negative stereotypes and build bridges–all with the end goal of creating and implementing policies that protect against discrimination.

The Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority is a multi-modal entity encompassing a skilled and dedicated workforce. We are firmly committed to providing safe, efficient, professional andsustainabletransportation services that enhance the quality of life in the Buffalo Niagara region in a manner consistent with the needs of our customers.

NP (Nonviolent Peaceforce) reimagines security and civilian protection in areas most impacted by conflict by working alongside communities to interrupt and prevent violence. Radically centering those most impacted by violence, NP champions unarmed civilian protection (UCP) — using encouragement and deterrence, rather than violence and fear. Our m...

NP (Nonviolent Peaceforce) reimagines security and civilian protection in areas most impacted by conflict by working alongside communities to interrupt and prevent violence. Radically centering those most impacted by violence, NP champions unarmed civilian protection (UCP) — using encouragement and deterrence, rather than violence and fear. Our mission is to protect civilians in violent conflicts through unarmed strategies, build peace side-by-side with local communities, and advocate for the wider adoption of these approaches to safeguard human lives and dignity.

The City Bar's mission is to equip and mobilize a diverse legal profession to practice with excellence, promote reform of the law, and uphold the rule of law and access to justice in support of a fair society and the public interest in our community, our nation, and throughout the world. Through its nonprofit affiliates, the City Bar provides pro b...

The City Bar's mission is to equip and mobilize a diverse legal profession to practice with excellence, promote reform of the law, and uphold the rule of law and access to justice in support of a fair society and the public interest in our community, our nation, and throughout the world. Through its nonprofit affiliates, the City Bar provides pro bono legal services in New York City and supports the creation and expansion of pro bono and access to justice in other countries. The other two programs in the City Bar Fund, the Office for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging and the Lawyer Assistance Program, respectively foster more diverse and inclusive work environments in the legal field and provide services to those in the legal community suffering from addiction or mental health issues.

The New York City Commission on Human Rights is charged with the enforcement of the Human Rights Law, Title 8 of the Administrative Code of the City of New York, and with educating the public and encouraging positive community relations. The Commission is divided into two major bureaus -- Law Enforcement and Community Relations. The Commission util...

The New York City Commission on Human Rights is charged with the enforcement of the Human Rights Law, Title 8 of the Administrative Code of the City of New York, and with educating the public and encouraging positive community relations. The Commission is divided into two major bureaus -- Law Enforcement and Community Relations. The Commission utilizes restorative justice principles to address the harm caused by discrimination and bias, both in its handling of complaints and in its community partnerships.

The Mayor's Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence (ENDGBV) supports survivors of domestic and gender-based violence by developing and delivering accessible and inclusive services to survivors, their families, and communities through collaboration with government agencies, community partners, survivors, and philanthropy. We strive to ens...

The Mayor's Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence (ENDGBV) supports survivors of domestic and gender-based violence by developing and delivering accessible and inclusive services to survivors, their families, and communities through collaboration with government agencies, community partners, survivors, and philanthropy. We strive to ensure that the City's services and resources reduce barriers, address gaps in service, and create new pathways to safety through program development, legislative and policy advocacy, research, training, community-based initiatives and engagement, and operation of the New York City Family Justice Centers.

The NYCLU Education Policy Center will advance young people’s civil rights and liberties through legislative advocacy, litigation, community outreach and public education. The Center will focus in the coming years on ending the school-to-prison pipeline, promoting school integration efforts, ensuring safe and supportive schools for all students, ...

The NYCLU Education Policy Center will advance young people’s civil rights and liberties through legislative advocacy, litigation, community outreach and public education. The Center will focus in the coming years on ending the school-to-prison pipeline, promoting school integration efforts, ensuring safe and supportive schools for all students, and securing comprehensive and inclusive sexuality education across the state. It is the home of the NYCLU’s Teen Activist Project, a youth organizing program that reaches more than 300 young people in New York City.

Resource guide with links to hate crime laws, statistics and victim resources.

The Law Enforcement Misconduct Investigative Office (LEMIO) protects New Yorkers' safety and civil rights by preventing and remedying misconduct by law enforcement professionals. LEMIO has jurisdiction over New York’s more than 500 local law enforcement agencies. LEMIO investigates wrongdoing, examines departmental policies and procedures, makes ...

The Law Enforcement Misconduct Investigative Office (LEMIO) protects New Yorkers' safety and civil rights by preventing and remedying misconduct by law enforcement professionals. LEMIO has jurisdiction over New York’s more than 500 local law enforcement agencies. LEMIO investigates wrongdoing, examines departmental policies and procedures, makes recommendations for reform, and publicly reports its findings.

The Public Integrity Bureau investigates and supports the public's interest in honest government. The bureau handles complex investigations into government corruption, fraud, and abuse of authority. The bureau brings cases under both civil and criminal authority, and may also issue reports about its investigations and findings. The office partners ...

The Public Integrity Bureau investigates and supports the public's interest in honest government. The bureau handles complex investigations into government corruption, fraud, and abuse of authority. The bureau brings cases under both civil and criminal authority, and may also issue reports about its investigations and findings. The office partners with the state Comptroller to investigate public corruption involving taxpayer funds. In addition, the Attorney General has designated public integrity officers in every region of the state to give New Yorkers a place to report complaints of government corruption without the fear of local politics influencing the outcome.

The Commission of Correction strives to provide a safe, stable and humane correctional system and ensure the delivery of essential services in the correctional setting. The Commission also oversees new jail facility development, and assists in the implementation of new correctional technologies. The Commission meets monthly and as needed to discuss...

The Commission of Correction strives to provide a safe, stable and humane correctional system and ensure the delivery of essential services in the correctional setting. The Commission also oversees new jail facility development, and assists in the implementation of new correctional technologies. The Commission meets monthly and as needed to discuss matters related to local and state correction facilities and police department lockups, including variances, maximum facility capacity, proposed changes in regulations, construction projects, and mortality investigations, among other matters.

The Commission is an independent state agency charged with investigating allegations of judicial misconduct against New York state, county, town and village judges. The Commission on Judicial Conduct is the independent State agency that reviews complaints of ethical misconduct against the 3,350 judges and justices of the State Unified Court System ...

The Commission is an independent state agency charged with investigating allegations of judicial misconduct against New York state, county, town and village judges. The Commission on Judicial Conduct is the independent State agency that reviews complaints of ethical misconduct against the 3,350 judges and justices of the State Unified Court System filling 3,500 positions and, where appropriate, renders public disciplinary Determinations. Complaints to the Commission must be in writing and signed. You can File a Complaint online or mail your complaint to one of our offices in New York City, Albany or Rochester.