NYC Human Rights

Comm'r Christine Clarke, alongside leadership from our Law Enforcement Bureau, shares how the NYC Commission on Human Rights investigates housing discrimination and holds violators accountable.⚖️ If you’ve experienced or witnessed discrimination, call 311 and say “Human Rights.”

CCHR was proud to join community partners for the annual #Passover food distribution, hosted by the Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island 🙌🏼 We were glad to take part in this joyful day, providing food, resources, and other essentials to hundreds of New Yorkers.

Housing discrimination is illegal. #FairHousing is the law. Learn more at NYC.gov/HumanRights to learn more about your rights and protections in housing. #FairHousingMonth

Visibility matters. Transgender New Yorkers help shape the life of this city every day. Today, @NYCCHR Comm'r Christine Clarke was proud to join @bronxbp Vanessa Gibson to raise the Transgender Pride Flag in recognition of #TransDayOfVisibility. #TDOV #TransRights

Inequality is not only wrong - it's unaffordable! Contact us if you have been a victim of discrimination in the workplace. #inEquality is #unAffordable

NYC is strongest when everyone is treated with dignity and respect. 🤝 On International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, we stand alongside all communities in rejecting racism and continuing the work to make NYC a place where everyone belongs. #FightRacism #IDERD

Hair is a part of YOU. Discriminating against hairstyles associated with someone’s race is illegal in New York City. If you’ve been a victim of discrimination, call the NYC Commission on Human Rights at 212-416-0197.

CCHR was thrilled to co-host the 10th Annual LGBTQ+ Community Iftar at @LGBTCenterNYC! We celebrated 10 years of coming together to create a sacred and affirming space for LGBTQ+ Muslims, their loved ones, and allies to connect during Ramadan. Full album: Facebook.com/NYCCHR

The NYC Fair Chance Housing Law ensures that your past doesn’t define your future! If you’ve faced discrimination, contact @NYCCHR at 212.416.0197. 🎥Created in collab with the Commission’s Public Artist in Residence, Caitlyn McCain, as part of @nyculture’s #pairNYC Program.

CCHR took part in “Community Brunch & Conversation” @QPLNYC, as part of our ongoing effort to break bread and build bonds across NYC! 🤝🥖 Neighbors shared a meal and joined 7 talking circles in English, Spanish, & Chinese to create space for connection across our communities. 🙌🏼

This #InternationalWomensDay, we recognize the vital role women play in building a stronger, fairer city for all. 💪🏽 Women shape New York City every day through their ideas, their work, and their contributions to our communities. Their impact is powerful - and #unstoppable!

CCHR is honored to co-host our 10th Annual LGBTQ+ Community Iftar @LGBTCenterNYC! For "A Decade of Ummah," this gathering has created a sacred and affirming space for LGBTQ+ Muslims, loved ones, and allies to connect during Ramadan. 3/12/26, 6-9pm. RSVP: gaycenter.org/iftar2026

This #NationalForeignLanguageWeek, we celebrate New York City's incredible linguistic diversity and the right of everyone to be treated with dignity and respect. 🌎⚖️🗣️The Human Rights Law protects against discrimination based on mother language. More: NYC.gov/HumanRights

Human rights + hamantaschen = a sweeter, stronger NYC! 🙌🏼 Our team was proud to join the #Purim celebration and resource fair at Kolot Chayeinu to share resources, connect with neighbors, and celebrate community.

NYCCHR Cmr Clarke joined @HenryRosoff @PIX11News to make sure NYC’ers know their rights under the Human Rights Law and to introduce her priorities under the Mamdani administration. To file a complaint: NYC.gov/HumanRights or 212.416.0197. Full vid: youtube.com/watch?v=b3WkgZ…

The NYC Human Rights Law protects equality for all, regardless of gender, in the workplace, housing, and public spaces. This #WomensHistoryMonth, CCHR celebrates the achievements of women and reaffirms our commitment to standing against discrimination in every corner of our city.

CCHR was honored to host a #BlackHistoryMonth program at the @SchomburgCenter. Cmr Christine Clarke joined fellow speakers & community leaders for an inspiring conversation celebrating Black history, culture, and our continued work to advance dignity and equity across NYC.

CCHR Comm’r Christine Clarke was proud to take part in #LunarNewYear festivities this wknd in Flushing, celebrating NYC’s vibrant traditions + wishing good luck for the year ahead. Our team also celebrated the Year of the Fire Horse last wk with the United Cultural Association!

CCHR unequivocally condemns antisemitism and remains committed to enforcing the NYC Human Rights Law to protect all New Yorkers. We stand with the Jewish community against acts of hate. Read the full statement here: nyc.gov/site/cchr/medi…

The NYC Commission on Human Rights stands firmly with transgender New Yorkers 🙌🏼 Download Commissioner Clarke's message here: nyc.gov/site/cchr/medi…