New York Governor Kathy Hochul has unveiled a significant initiative aimed at safeguarding community-based organizations from hate crimes and attacks. Up to $70 million in funding is now available to support these vulnerable groups, which have faced increasing threats in recent years. The move comes as a response to growing concerns over hate-fueled violence and its devastating impact on marginalized communities. With this funding, community-based organizations will be able to bolster their security measures, enhance their services, and promote inclusivity and understanding in their neighborhoods.
Governor Hochul Announces Up to $70 Million Available to Help Protect Community-Based Organizations Vulnerable to Hate Crimes and Attacks Governor Kathy Hochul (.gov)
