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Still showing up, year after year.

Seminars, rallies, scholarship checks, and precinct meetings. Here is some of what we have been doing lately.

Seminars April 2025

A packed hall of seniors learns to outsmart the scammers.

In April 2025 we filled a convention center hall with hundreds of Asian American elders for one of our largest anti-scam seminars yet. An NYPD officer walked through the latest phone and mail scams, with interpreters making sure every person in the room could follow along. Everyone went home knowing what to hang up on.

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Fallen heroes' fundDec 2024

Scholarship check presented to the NYC PBA.

Our delegation visited the Police Benevolent Association to present the latest scholarship check for the children of officers hurt in the line of duty, continuing a partnership now more than twenty-five years deep.

Anti-hate2022

Standing with the NYPD against anti-Asian hate.

As anti-Asian violence rose, we joined officers and neighbors in the street under one banner, Let's End Hate Crime Together, and helped victims connect with the precincts that could help.

Community2023

At the table with the 109th Precinct.

Our board met with precinct leadership to keep the lines open between the NYPD and the Asian American communities of Queens, talking through concerns and what comes next.

Youth2023

Talking straight with students about staying safe.

Officers led honest sessions on drugs, bullying, and safety, the kind of conversation that builds trust early and helps a young person see the police as people they can turn to.

Community2024

Marching with our neighbors in the parade.

Our banner went up the avenue alongside the NYPD and community groups, a public reminder that the council is active, visible, and proud to stand with the city it serves.

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