COPO

COPO was honored to stand in solidarity with faith leaders and community members in Queens following the tragic violence in San Diego. In moments of grief, unity matters. We remain committed to building bridges across communities and standing against hate in all its forms. 🤍

COPO’s Annual Youth Career Day was a success! Thank you to everyone who came out to support, inspire, and uplift our youth as they explore future career paths and opportunities. We’re proud to continue empowering the next generation.

COPO was honored to participate in the New York State AAPI Summit.

Our CEO, Mohammed Razvi, joined leaders and advocates from across New York for an important conversation on protecting AAPI communities in a new era of AI, surveillance, and immigration enforcement. Together, we continue working toward a future rooted in equity, safety, and representation for all communities.

Copo is proud to stand with communities from across New York in celebration of AAPI Heritage Month in Albany.
A meaningful day recognizing the history & resilience.

COPO is hosting the T.A.G. (Technical Assistance Grant) Initiative Seminar focused on helping nonprofits and houses of worship access funding through New York’s Securing Communities Against Hate Crimes Program.

📍 1814 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, NY
🗓 Wednesday, May 13th
🕓 4:00 PM

Join us to learn about grant eligibility, the application process, security funding opportunities, and resources to help strengthen and protect our communities.

To RSVP, email [email protected].

COPO was honored to attend the Asian American & Pacific Islander Summit, bringing together leaders from across New York to uplift AAPI voices and address the opportunities and challenges facing our communities.

Grateful to stand alongside advocates and partners working toward equity, representation, and stronger, more connected communities.

COPO was honored to attend the launch of The Common Circles Experience: New York. An impactful exhibit using art and storytelling to explore shared humanity and build community.

Together, we are New York.

COPO was proud to attend the NYS Division of Human Rights Dine & Dialogue, as a Regional Council member alongside fellow regional council members.

The event brought together leaders for meaningful conversations on addressing hate, sharing experiences, and strengthening collaboration across New York State.

Our seniors made their own healthy parfaits at the OAC, layering fresh fruits, yogurt, and smiles. 🍓🥣 A sweet and nutritious way to spend the day together