On June 11, QCH attended the Queens Power Kick-off Assembly, a newly formed coalition of 600+ people from 25 Queens institutions, non-profits, and congregations who are committed to building better communities in our borough. Click here to read the whole story.

On July 29, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez visited Queens Center for Gay Seniors (QCGS) to speak with participants about issues affecting their community. During the two-hour visit, QCGS participants (many of whom have been active in Queens' LGBTQ and political scene for decades) asked questions and shared stories over lunch.

Our Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) is underway with over 1,400 14-21 year olds working in 200+ locations across New York City. Through participation in SYEP, Janshanjot, Fariha, Jazmyn, Nabila (above), and thousands more like them are gaining valuable work experience, earning an income, and exploring potential career options.

Our neighborhood action groups provide a space for participants and neighbors to share experiences, learn from each-other, have a meaningful discussions around relevant issues in our community, and explore ways to make positive change.  Contact Julieta Larsen at advocacy@qchnyc.org for more information.

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