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10Mar

Sapna NYC Directors Advocate for Budget Equity, Expanded Funding for Community Based Organizations

As New York City legislators work through the budget process for Fiscal Year 2022 (which starts July 1, 2021), Sapna staff is working alongside many other BIPOC-led community based organizations (CBOs) to advocate for funding for our working class

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12Feb

Sapna NYC Offers Virtual Computer Literacy Courses for Immigrant Women

The coronavirus pandemic has shown the value of digital literacy, especially as lockdowns around the country have forced millions of people to rely on technology to work and stay connected from home. Although restrictions on lockdowns are

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03Sep

Sapna COVID Relief Work

As rained poured down the early morning of May 23rd, almost 60 people stood in line waiting to receive food from Sapna NYC’s first emergency food pantry. The next week, 100 people showed up. The week after

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27Feb

Advocacy Day

Standing on the steps of City Hall, hundreds of community members, service providers, advocates and councilmembers gathered to fight for budget equity for the Asian Pacific American (APA) population in New York City as part of the

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01Apr

Census 2020: Getting Counted!

Taslima scrolls through her contact list, making note of all the people she knows in the area. She has lived in the Bronx for 12 years now, establishing many relationships and connections with other Bangladeshi residents in

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Sapna NYC Directors Advocate for Budget Equity, Expanded Funding for Community Based Organizations

Sapna NYC Offers Virtual Computer Literacy Courses for Immigrant Women

Sapna COVID Relief Work

Advocacy Day

Census 2020: Getting Counted!

Festival of Dreams 2019 Gallery

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