TuTu’s Green World is a green lifestyle & education company for all ages. Reimagine a clean environment where children save our planet! That’s what we do here at TuTu’s Green World.

Dalila is a human rights advocate and an independent legal advisor specializing in digital evidence and strategic litigation.

We are a community-based safety group committed to protecting our neighbors and ensuring that everyone’s rights are respected.

We believe safety means dignity, accountability, and the freedom to live without fear of harassment and discrimination by people in power.

Felix Masi is an award-winning Kenyan-born documentary photographer and filmmaker, and former photojournalist.

NY Renews is a coalition of nearly 400 climate, labor, youth, and community groups, and the force behind the nation’s most progressive climate law. We fight for clean energy, good jobs, and a healthier, more affordable New York. Following the leadership of Nations in the territory of NYS, the NY Renews Indigenous Solidarity Committee works to ensure that our fight for a Just Transition is aligned with Indigenous environmental justice, land justice, and sovereignty.

2025 Street Works Participating Committee Members: Allies of the Tonawanda Seneca Nation, Sunrise Movement NYC, Central x South East Brooklyn CDC

Founded in 2010, the Worker’s Justice Project (WJP) is a New York City worker center that educates, organizes, and fights for better work conditions and social justice in the workplace.

With a base of more than 12,000 members, WJP organizes low-wage, immigrant workers who are fighting to raise workplace standards in the construction, house cleaning, and app-based delivery industries.

Team AOC represents New York’s 14th District: 700,000 people across parts of the Bronx and Queens, including:

• Astoria, College Point, North Corona, East Elmhurst, Jackson Heights, and parts of Corona in Queens

• Pelham Gardens, City Island, Country Club, Van Nest, Parkchester, Pelham Bay, Schuylerville, Hunts Point, Throggs Neck, Soundview, Castle Hill, Mott Haven, Port Morris, and parts Morris Park, Middletown, Longwood and Foxhurst in the Bronx

APA VOICE, (Asian Pacific Americans Voting and Organizing to increase Civic Engagement), increases civic participation and expands voting access for Asian American New Yorkers.

Convened by the MinKwon Center in 2014, APA VOICE emerged as the first pan-Asian coalition in NYC to increase civic participation rates among Asian Americans, which historically ranked lowest in the City.

The MinKwon Center for Community Action was founded in 1984 (formerly called YKASEC) in Jackson Heights, Queens as an open space for Korean Americans to devote themselves to service, youth education, and cultural activities for the community.