During the holiday season, MCN hosted our December Soup Kitchen, serving warm meals to 90+ community members. This gathering reflected our continued commitment to dignity, care, and showing up for neighbors when it matters most.

MCN stood alongside OPHC PATH partners, community leaders, and allies at the Jewish Children’s Museum to affirm our shared commitment to unity against hate, in response to a recent hate crime assault currently under investigation by the NYPD Hate Crime Task Force

MCN stood alongside OPHC PATH partners, community leaders, and allies at the Jewish Children’s Museum to affirm our shared commitment to unity against hate, in response to a recent hate crime assault currently under investigation by the NYPD Hate Crime Task Force

MCN joined partners and community leaders at a rally outside Governor Kathy Hochul’s office to urge the passage of the New York for All Act. The legislation would protect immigrant communities by limiting state and local collaboration with federal immigration enforcement, ensuring New York remains a place of safety, dignity, and due process for all.

MCN stood alongside OPHC PATH partners, community leaders, and allies at the Jewish Children’s Museum to affirm our shared commitment to unity against hate, in response to a recent hate crime assault currently under investigation by the NYPD Hate Crime Task Force

MCN facilitated a DOVE workshop at CCNY, creating space for women to reflect on healthy relationships and future goals.

MCN’s childcare team supported families at the Open Arms Resource Fair, helping parents access school-based childcare seats and vouchers.

MCN hosted DOVE and Mental Health workshops at Bronx Community College, supporting participants in identifying relationship red flags and accessing resources.

MCN continued Community Resource Room programming, supporting community members in strengthening essential computer skills.

Newsletter Caption: MCN joined a rally calling on City Council to pass Int 431a, expanding street vendor permits and protecting immigrant entrepreneurs.

MCN launched Community Resource Room programming to help community members build foundational computer skills.

MWCEP fellows celebrated their graduation with certificates, stipends, food, and Afghan music—honoring growth, resilience, and community.

MCN joined partners and community leaders at a rally outside Governor Kathy Hochul’s office to urge the passage of the New York for All Act. The legislation would protect immigrant communities by limiting state and local collaboration with federal immigration enforcement, ensuring New York remains a place of safety, dignity, and due process for all.

MWCEP fellows completed their final sewing projects and shared their skills by teaching community women how to sew.

MCN attended the Queens Nonprofit Conference to connect with nonprofit leaders and elected officials and strengthen borough-wide collaboration.

MCN partnered in a Thanksgiving turkey giveaway alongside Senator Cordell Cleare, supporting Muslim families with culturally appropriate holiday options.

MCN’s Executive Director attended the CACF Gala, celebrating community leadership and connecting with partners and honorees, including Comptroller Brad Lander.

MCN’s Executive Director attended the CACF Gala, celebrating community leadership and connecting with partners and honorees, including Comptroller Brad Lander.

MCN supported a Bronx Thanksgiving giveaway, ensuring dozens of Muslim families had access to turkey and poultry options ahead of the holiday.

MWCEP fellows practiced sewing skills in preparation for their final projects, building confidence, creativity, and economic empowerment.

MYNYC fellows walked through Ellis Island and Liberty Island to reflect on America’s immigrant history and the importance of sustaining pathways for future generations.

MCN’s Executive Director spoke at the launch of the Muslim American Hidden Voices curriculum in NYC Public Schools, marking a critical step toward representation and belonging for Muslim students during a time of rising Islamophobia.

MCN joined Somos Puerto Rico for a Community Day of Service at a mosque in San Juan, Puerto Rico, alongside Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani. Over 300 community members were fed during the event, with Mamdani working alongside MCN’s Executive Director and Board President to prepare and distribute meals in the spirit of service and solidarity.