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New York Immigration Coalition
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New York Immigration Coalition
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nyic.org
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Private
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1987
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The New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) is a nonprofit immigration advocacy and service organization founded in 1987 and headquartered in New York City, operating across New York State. It functions as a coalition of immigrant-serving member organizations, providing advocacy, education, and direct service support to immigrant communities across multiple issue areas. Its core offerings include Know Your Rights education resources available in 30+ languages, the NYC Community Interpreter Bank, a DOJ-recognized Immigrant Concerns Training Institute that credentials accredited immigration representatives, and a Small Business Program supporting immigrant entrepreneurs with guides, re-grants, and free legal and financial counseling in partnership with NYC SBS and Start Small Think Big.

NYIC runs an active portfolio of advocacy campaigns—Coverage4All, New York for All, NY Proud, Our City Our Vote, Welcoming New York, and the NY Working Families Tax Credit—targeting state and local policy on healthcare access, legal representation funding, language access, civic participation, and immigrant rights. The organization convenes working groups across Civic Engagement, Education, and Health, and publishes targeted research such as the NYIC & Algún Día report and Recognize MENA NY.

NYIC's business model is donation- and grant-funded rather than commercial: contributions are processed through ActBlue, supplemented by member organization dues, foundation grants, and event fundraising including an annual gala. The organization does not sell products or services; resources, training, counseling, and advocacy are provided free of charge to immigrants and member organizations. It has no technology platform or proprietary software product, with service delivery executed through direct staff, member organizations, and partner providers.

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New York Immigration Coalition is a nonprofit advocacy and service organization founded in 1987 that promotes immigrant rights across New York State through education, legal service referrals, training, and policy campaigns. It serves as a membership coalition serving immigrant communities, member organizations, and policymakers through programs including Know Your Rights, the Immigrant Concerns Training Institute, and health and small business initiatives.

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101–250
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HeadquartersNew York, United States
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North America
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Serves global market

Keyword5 values
immigration advocacy, immigrant rights education, community interpreter services, civic participation programs, immigrant small business support
Industry4 codes
1Refugee & Immigrant Support Services
CodeBPAGAEAIPrimaryYes
2Immigrant & Refugee Rights Advocacy
CodeBPAGAFAGPrimaryNo
3Integration & Inclusion Services (Housing, Education, Employment)
CodeBPADAHAIPrimaryNo
4Immigrant & Refugee Workforce Integration Programs
CodeEDAAAOAJPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Individual and Family Services6241
  • Professional Organizations81392
SIC code3 codes
  • Services-Social Services8300
  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
  • Services-Educational Services8200
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Immigration Advocacy Services
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Brand1 of 4 records shown
1NY Proud Campaign
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A portrait of New York City campaign featuring immigrant stories

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New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) is a nonprofit umbrella coalition that advocates for and supports immigrant communities across New York State. It delivers a portfolio of free programs including Know Your Rights education, the NYC Community Interpreter Bank, the DOJ-recognized Immigrant Concerns Training Institute, and the Small Business Program offering technical assistance and re-grants for immigrant entrepreneurs.

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The New York Immigration Coalition is an immigration advocacy and education organization in New York State offering a unified portfolio of services, resources, and advocacy campaigns. Its core offerings include Know Your Rights education, the NYC Community Interpreter Bank with interpreter training and services, and the DOJ-recognized Immigrant Concerns Training Institute. The organization provides extensive small business support through its Small Business Program, including the Immigrant Small Business Guide and Funding Guide for Small Businesses. Additional resources include the Public Benefits Chart, Taxpayer Information for ITIN Filers, and Election Resources. The portfolio also features advocacy campaigns such as the New York Proud Campaign, as well as free classes and counseling services in partnership with external organizations.

Product and service6 records
1Know Your Rights
CategoryImmigrant rights education
Description

Educational program that helps immigrants understand their legal rights as New Yorkers and how to access help, delivered through multilingual resources and community outreach.

2NYC Community Interpreter Bank
CategoryLanguage access services
Description

Service that connects individuals with community interpreters, including a training program and a request channel for interpretation needs across multiple languages.

3Immigrant Concerns Training Institute
CategoryImmigration training and accreditation
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Training institute offering courses on immigration concerns, holding DOJ Recognition & Accreditation to train accredited immigration representatives.

4Small Business Program
CategoryImmigrant small business support
Description

Program supporting immigrant entrepreneurs through technical assistance, re-grants, resource coordination, and policy advocacy for fair economic opportunities.

5Free Classes
CategoryImmigrant small business education
Description

Free business-related classes and workshops offered in partnership with the NYC Department of Small Business Services and Start Small Think Big.

6Free Counseling Services
CategoryImmigrant small business counseling
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Free legal, financial, and marketing counseling services for small businesses delivered through partnerships with Start Small Think Big and the NYC Small Business Resource Network.

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Peers8 records
1Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Los Angeles-based immigrant rights coalition with a comparable membership model, legal services, and advocacy campaigns targeting California's immigrant population. Operates the same core playbook as NYIC at state scale on the West Coast.

2Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (ICIRR)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Statewide coalition in Illinois providing immigrant rights advocacy, civic engagement, and member organization services. Closely comparable structure to NYIC as a multi-issue immigrant coalition.

TypeDirect peer
Description

State-level immigrant and refugee coalition in Massachusetts with advocacy, education, and member-driven programming. Mirrors NYIC's operating model in another Northeast state.

4CASA
TypeDirect peer
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Mid-Atlantic immigrant advocacy and services organization active in Maryland and Virginia, offering legal services, civic engagement, and organizing. Comparable regional coalition with similar service breadth.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Largest national immigrant youth-led advocacy network, focused on DACA, deportation defense, and federal policy. Broader national footprint but overlapping advocacy goals with NYIC's Our City Our Vote and immigrant rights campaigns.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National advocacy organization focused on immigration law and policy. Operates at federal level rather than state coalition model but works alongside NYIC on shared immigrant rights litigation and policy advocacy.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

New York-based think tank and policy institute focused on migration, refugees, and immigrant integration. Complements NYIC's advocacy with research and policy analysis on similar populations.

TypeBroad incumbent
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National bar association for immigration attorneys providing training, advocacy, and continuing legal education. The DOJ-accredited training function at NYIC's Immigrant Concerns Training Institute is adjacent to AILA's member education mission.

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New York Immigration Coalition

Immigration Advocacy Servicesnyic.org

New York Immigration Coalition is a nonprofit advocacy and service organization founded in 1987 that promotes immigrant rights across New York State through education, legal service referrals, training, and policy campaigns. It serves as a membership coalition serving immigrant communities, member organizations, and policymakers through programs including Know Your Rights, the Immigrant Concerns Training Institute, and health and small business initiatives.

What New York Immigration Coalition does

The New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) is a nonprofit immigration advocacy and service organization founded in 1987 and headquartered in New York City, operating across New York State. It functions as a coalition of immigrant-serving member organizations, providing advocacy, education, and direct service support to immigrant communities across multiple issue areas. Its core offerings include Know Your Rights education resources available in 30+ languages, the NYC Community Interpreter Bank, a DOJ-recognized Immigrant Concerns Training Institute that credentials accredited immigration representatives, and a Small Business Program supporting immigrant entrepreneurs with guides, re-grants, and free legal and financial counseling in partnership with NYC SBS and Start Small Think Big.

NYIC runs an active portfolio of advocacy campaigns—Coverage4All, New York for All, NY Proud, Our City Our Vote, Welcoming New York, and the NY Working Families Tax Credit—targeting state and local policy on healthcare access, legal representation funding, language access, civic participation, and immigrant rights. The organization convenes working groups across Civic Engagement, Education, and Health, and publishes targeted research such as the NYIC & Algún Día report and Recognize MENA NY.

NYIC's business model is donation- and grant-funded rather than commercial: contributions are processed through ActBlue, supplemented by member organization dues, foundation grants, and event fundraising including an annual gala. The organization does not sell products or services; resources, training, counseling, and advocacy are provided free of charge to immigrants and member organizations. It has no technology platform or proprietary software product, with service delivery executed through direct staff, member organizations, and partner providers.

New York Immigration Coalition firmographics

Firmographics
Name
New York Immigration Coalition
Legal name
New York Immigration Coalition
Website
https://nyic.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1987
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
New York Immigration Coalition is a nonprofit advocacy and service organization founded in 1987 that promotes immigrant rights across New York State through education, legal service referrals, training, and policy campaigns. It serves as a membership coalition serving immigrant communities, member organizations, and policymakers through programs including Know Your Rights, the Immigrant Concerns Training Institute, and health and small business initiatives.
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New York Immigration Coalition industry classification

Industry
Product category
Immigration Advocacy Services
NAICS
Individual and Family Services (6241), Professional Organizations (81392)
SIC
Services-Social Services (8300), Services-Membership Organizations (8600), Services-Educational Services (8200)
akta.pro primary industry
Refugee & Immigrant Support Services (BPAGAEAI)
akta.pro secondary industries
Immigrant & Refugee Rights Advocacy (BPAGAFAG), Integration & Inclusion Services (Housing, Education, Employment) (BPADAHAI), Immigrant & Refugee Workforce Integration Programs (EDAAAOAJ)

Keywords

  • Immigration advocacy
  • Immigrant rights education
  • Community interpreter services
  • Civic participation programs
  • Immigrant small business support

Where New York Immigration Coalition is headquartered

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New York
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United States
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North America

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New York Immigration Coalition business model

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

New York Immigration Coalition product offering

Product offering

Core offering

New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) is a nonprofit umbrella coalition that advocates for and supports immigrant communities across New York State. It delivers a portfolio of free programs including Know Your Rights education, the NYC Community Interpreter Bank, the DOJ-recognized Immigrant Concerns Training Institute, and the Small Business Program offering technical assistance and re-grants for immigrant entrepreneurs.

Product overview

The New York Immigration Coalition is an immigration advocacy and education organization in New York State offering a unified portfolio of services, resources, and advocacy campaigns. Its core offerings include Know Your Rights education, the NYC Community Interpreter Bank with interpreter training and services, and the DOJ-recognized Immigrant Concerns Training Institute. The organization provides extensive small business support through its Small Business Program, including the Immigrant Small Business Guide and Funding Guide for Small Businesses. Additional resources include the Public Benefits Chart, Taxpayer Information for ITIN Filers, and Election Resources. The portfolio also features advocacy campaigns such as the New York Proud Campaign, as well as free classes and counseling services in partnership with external organizations.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • NY Proud Campaign: A portrait of New York City campaign featuring immigrant stories
  • New York for All
  • Know Your Rights
  • NYC Community Interpreter Bank

Products and services

  • Know Your Rights Educational program that helps immigrants understand their legal rights as New Yorkers and how to access help, delivered through multilingual resources and community outreach.
  • NYC Community Interpreter Bank Service that connects individuals with community interpreters, including a training program and a request channel for interpretation needs across multiple languages.
  • Immigrant Concerns Training Institute Training institute offering courses on immigration concerns, holding DOJ Recognition & Accreditation to train accredited immigration representatives.
  • Small Business Program Program supporting immigrant entrepreneurs through technical assistance, re-grants, resource coordination, and policy advocacy for fair economic opportunities.
  • Free Classes Free business-related classes and workshops offered in partnership with the NYC Department of Small Business Services and Start Small Think Big.
  • Free Counseling Services Free legal, financial, and marketing counseling services for small businesses delivered through partnerships with Start Small Think Big and the NYC Small Business Resource Network.

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New York Immigration Coalition partnerships and signals

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Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

New York Immigration Coalition competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA): Los Angeles-based immigrant rights coalition with a comparable membership model, legal services, and advocacy campaigns targeting California's immigrant population. Operates the same core playbook as NYIC at state scale on the West Coast.
  • Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (ICIRR): Statewide coalition in Illinois providing immigrant rights advocacy, civic engagement, and member organization services. Closely comparable structure to NYIC as a multi-issue immigrant coalition.
  • Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Coalition (MIRC): State-level immigrant and refugee coalition in Massachusetts with advocacy, education, and member-driven programming. Mirrors NYIC's operating model in another Northeast state.
  • CASA: Mid-Atlantic immigrant advocacy and services organization active in Maryland and Virginia, offering legal services, civic engagement, and organizing. Comparable regional coalition with similar service breadth.

Broad incumbents

  • United We Dream: Largest national immigrant youth-led advocacy network, focused on DACA, deportation defense, and federal policy. Broader national footprint but overlapping advocacy goals with NYIC's Our City Our Vote and immigrant rights campaigns.
  • National Immigration Law Center (NILC): National advocacy organization focused on immigration law and policy. Operates at federal level rather than state coalition model but works alongside NYIC on shared immigrant rights litigation and policy advocacy.
  • Center for Migration Studies (CMS): New York-based think tank and policy institute focused on migration, refugees, and immigrant integration. Complements NYIC's advocacy with research and policy analysis on similar populations.
  • American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA): National bar association for immigration attorneys providing training, advocacy, and continuing legal education. The DOJ-accredited training function at NYIC's Immigrant Concerns Training Institute is adjacent to AILA's member education mission.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Frequently asked questions about New York Immigration Coalition

What does New York Immigration Coalition do?

New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) is a nonprofit umbrella coalition that advocates for and supports immigrant communities across New York State. It delivers a portfolio of free programs including Know Your Rights education, the NYC Community Interpreter Bank, the DOJ-recognized Immigrant Concerns Training Institute, and the Small Business Program offering technical assistance and re-grants for immigrant entrepreneurs.

Is New York Immigration Coalition a public or private company?

New York Immigration Coalition is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was New York Immigration Coalition founded?

New York Immigration Coalition was founded in 1987. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is New York Immigration Coalition based?

New York Immigration Coalition is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.

Who are New York Immigration Coalition's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA), Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (ICIRR), Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Coalition (MIRC) and CASA. Broad incumbents are United We Dream, National Immigration Law Center (NILC), Center for Migration Studies (CMS) and American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA).

Does New York Immigration Coalition have an API?

No public API is recorded for New York Immigration Coalition.

What industry is New York Immigration Coalition in?

New York Immigration Coalition's product category is Immigration Advocacy Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAEAI, Refugee & Immigrant Support Services, with a secondary code of BPAGAFAG, Immigrant & Refugee Rights Advocacy. Its NAICS code is 6241 and its SIC code is 8300.

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EleconomistaAgente de ICE hiere de bala a un hombre durante operativo en el Bronx, Nueva YorkAn ICE agent shot a man during a police operation in Marble Hill, Bronx, on Thursday. The injured man was taken to a nearby hospital and is conscious. The New York Immigration Coalition called for an immediate investigation and release of body-cam footage.Business Wire BlogHotel Association of NYC Foundation Bestows $30,000 in Grants to Support Immigrant New YorkersThe Hotel Association of NYC Foundation awarded $30,000 in grants to the New York Immigration Coalition and the Arab American Association of New York. Each organization received $15,000 to expand legal services and employment programming for immigrant New Yorkers.Mirage NewsNYC Mayor Mamdani Leads Suit Against Public Charge RuleNew York City Mayor Mamdani and the state filed a lawsuit to block the federal government's new public charge rule, effective Sept. 18. The rule expands benefits that can count against immigration status, potentially affecting up to 4 million people, including 1.8 million children. The coalition seeks a permanent injunction.USA TODAYAs NYC braces for immigration surge, city sees increased enforcementThe Trump administration has escalated federal immigration enforcement in New York City, with ICE agents pepper-spraying a 72-year-old woman during a protest near Inwood Hill Park on July 30, 2026, and bringing detainees to Manhattan hospitals. The New York Immigration Coalition and city officials have responded by canvassing immigrant neighborhoods, distributing rights information cards, and organizing demonstrations against the enforcement surge. The administration has signaled plans to intensify operations in the city, which is home to more than one-third foreign-born residents.The Philadelphia Inquirer‘Polka dot dress woman’ went viral for protesting ICE — now her dress is up for auctionAn unidentified woman in a polka dot dress went viral last month after physically confronting ICE agents during a raid on Canal Street in Manhattan, and the New York Immigration Coalition is now auctioning the dress to benefit its Emergency Justice Fund. The dress, a Comme des Garçons silk piece from around 2007, originally valued at $2,000, had attracted bids of up to $5,500 as of Thursday, with proceeds supporting legal fees, housing, and family-reuniting expenses for detained immigrants. Bidding closes on November 10 at 11:59 EST via the coalition's website.SpectrumlocalnewsThe essential checklist for every immigrant householdImmigration advocates emphasize the importance of proper documentation for immigrants, such as Green Cards and work permits, to ensure legal protection and awareness of rights. Jose Perez, an immigration attorney, highlights that lacking essential documents increases risks of detention and deportation under current federal policies. The New York Immigration Coalition is actively engaged in educating immigrants about their rights in response to recent immigration enforcement actions.ABC7 New YorkTiempo 8/24/25: ICE detention conditions and HOPE, a nonprofit for LatinasA federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against the federal government to improve detention conditions at 26 Federal Plaza, mandating medical care and basic necessities for migrants held by ICE. The New York Immigration Coalition advocated for these changes following protests regarding inadequate healthcare and living standards. Additionally, the article highlights HOPE (Hispanas Organized for Political Equality), a nonprofit organization focused on supporting Latinas through leadership and advocacy.PR NewswireÍcono de la música mexicana Alejandro Fernández promete apoyo a la Coalición de Inmigración de Nueva York; se compromete a donar una parte de las ganancias del próximo concierto en la ciudad de NuevaMexican music icon Alejandro Fernández announced he will donate a portion of proceeds from his October 14, 2023 concert at Madison Square Garden to the New York Immigration Coalition to support newly arrived asylum seekers in New York City. Live Nation, the promoter of his 'Amor y Patria' U.S. tour, will match Fernández's donation contribution. More than 100,000 asylum seekers and migrants have arrived in New York this year, many facing housing challenges and difficulties finding work.PR NewswireMexican Music Icon Alejandro Fernández Pledges Support to New York Immigration Coalition; Commits to Donating A Portion of Proceeds from Upcoming New York City Concert to Aid Newly Arrived Asylum SeekMexican music superstar Alejandro Fernández announced he will donate a portion of proceeds from his October 14, 2023 concert at The Theater at Madison Square Garden to the New York Immigration Coalition to support newly arrived asylum seekers in New York City. Live Nation, the promoter of his 'Amor y Patria' US tour, has agreed to match Fernández's donation to the coalition. New York has seen the arrival of over 100,000 asylum seekers in 2023, many of whom are struggling with housing, shelter, and employment challenges.GlobeNewswireUsio Prepaid Card Issuing Platform Scales Rapidly to Provide Financial Help Directly to Those Most Affected by the COVID-19 PandemicUsio announced that organizations including CARE USA, the New York Immigration Coalition, and the Mayors Fund of Los Angeles are using its prepaid card platform to distribute COVID-19 relief funds. The cards can be reloaded up to $2,500 and sent virtually, with Usio expecting tens of millions of dollars to be disbursed across thousands of cards.