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Chronicles

The Queens Defenders Chronicles is a regularly updated run-down of the variety of events and programs we offer.

Runway to Success

Most fashion shows aim to showcase high-end merchandise worn by willowy girls. “Hour Fashion Night,” an event organized by Johanna Flores, Employment Coordinator at Hour Working Women Program (HWWP) and sponsored by Queens Defenders (QD), turned that concept inside out by featuring real women in affordable clothing.

Justice 456

Understanding the U.S. Constitution’s Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendment rights is critical for black and brown people, especially adolescents and young adults. Queens Defenders is launching Justice 456, an educational tour of schools, community centers, churches, and other community venues. We want to teach those most at risk of a wrongful conviction how to protect themselves.

The Messenger

In 2012 I was just another teenager looking for answers. What would my life be in 5 years? Things began to take a turn that year. I was 17 years old and a junior at Grover Cleveland High School.


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This week, Gina Mitchell, Attorney-in-Charge of Law Reform & Policy, provided testimony to the New York City Council's Public Safety Committee on the use of Stop & Frisk tactics and calling on the Council to pass Int. 798, which would abolish the NYPD's use of the gang database.

“New Yorkers deserve transparency for how police powers are implemented, and we demand accountability when those procedures are used unfairly.” - Lori Zeno, Executive Director of Queens Defenders.

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