Career Day for Students
On Saturday, April 14th ICA held a career workshop for high school students.  We practiced interview questions, held a resume writing sessions, researched internships and even applied to a few jobs.  After, our students visited the High Line, many for the first time, and enjoyed an afternoon playing at the 14th Street Park by the Hudson River Greenway. Our mentors played a big role helping our students think about their future careers at an early stage! Here are some photos: 

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In celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on Tuesday, January 17th, ICA released the short film which chronicles the struggle for economic justice, civil rights and empowerment of small business owners who were displaced by the casino at Aqueduct Racetrack.   We invite you to view "RACINO: The End of An American Dream", a personal account from some of the 500 vendors at the former Aqueduct Flea Market who were displaced without any notice or retraining and relocation assistance.  After being in existence for over 25 years, the vendors were evicted overnight to make way for New York City's first casino.  The title of the film is inspired by Dr. King's famous "I Have a Dream" speech. 

The Indo-Caribbean Alliance, Inc. ("ICA") seek to unify and advance Indo-Caribbean interests by fostering joint and collaborative actions among Indo-Caribbean peoples, organizations and businesses.  With a booming population, especially in New York City, we act as a liaison and an advocate to government agencies, elected officials and other non-profit organizations to create specialized educational, social service and economic development programs.  Read more about ICA...