Center for Community Engagement and Social Justice

The Center for Community Engagement and Social Justice organizes neighborhood-level initiatives across New York. Advocacy for immigrant rights sits alongside civic education, and coalition-building work often spills into public forums a few blocks from campus. When the group shifts focus to policy research, those findings surface at town-hall-style gatherings near their offices—where a broad slate of grassroots projects takes shape almost weekly.

You’ll find the organization at 3041 Broadway—between 115th and 116th Streets in the Morningside Heights stretch, a five-minute walk north of the 1 train. Here, they channel local energy into programs that range from voter-registration drives to after-school mentorship. Resource pages anchor some sessions, while panel discussions on housing stability draw residents who rarely meet across borough lines. The same building also hosts smaller meetings on Thursday evenings.

Questions about upcoming events or volunteer openings land at *(212) 280-1516*. Copies of recent policy briefs are available on request. Find directions and a map at the link above.