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The New York Peace Institute is committed to promoting peace in our communities. Whether a dispute involves two people or several groups, we can help.

Camp Friendship, established in 1973, is a not-for-profit organization in Brooklyn, NY that offers a variety of after school and recreational programs for children ages 5 through 14. From basketball and baseball to arts and crafts, martial arts, and dance classes, the camp provides a supportive environment facilitated by trained parents and youth volunteers. In addition to its summer camp, Camp Friendship operates year-round, ensuring children have access to engaging activities and educational opportunities during the school year. With a focus on fostering creativity and physical fitness, the camp's diverse programs cater to a wide range of interests and ages, making it a valuable resource for the local community. Generated from their available business information

The Center for NuLeadership on Urban Solutions, located in Brooklyn, NY, is dedicated to ending mass incarceration through direct community investment and development, pivoting from traditional criminal justice systems to a broader Human Justice framework. Established in 2011 and inspired by founder Eddie Ellis, the organization focuses on providing essential human rights and development opportunities, aiming to improve community conditions and reduce recidivism. Through various programs such as NuLegacy Land-based Healing and the Village Takeback initiative, the Center actively engages and empowers formerly incarcerated individuals, promoting public safety and economic growth within BIPOC communities. Their Communiversity program fosters political education and aims to cultivate resilience and leadership among community members, striving for a more equitable society based on cooperation rather than individualism. Generated from the website