During this COVID-19 public health crisis, the Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes’ work continues unabated. The office is coordinating with fellow City agencies to provide support and resources to communities impacted by an increase in hate and bias attacks.
OPHC, the New York City Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), and the NYPD are monitoring and responding to reported hate and bias incidents related to COVID-19 and coronavirus.
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The New York City Department of Education and OPHC have developed for educators across the City a resource guide to materials to prevent anti-Asian and anti-COVID related discrimination that can be incorporated into lesson plans.
Stay up to date about New York City’s response to COVID-19. Text “COVID” to 692-692 or visit the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) website at NYC.gov/coronavirus for more information about the virus, City and State regulations, available community resources, and more.
The NYC Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) in partnership with OPHC, the Comic Book Project, and NYC-based comic book artist Michael O’Shea today announced the release of the DYCD Heroes Project digital comic book “Heroes Against Hate.”
The final comic book tells the story of young New Yorkers joining forces with “Nurse Healthy” to battle the villain “Mr. No Mask” and to bring New Yorkers together against hate, discrimination, and harassment.View the “Heroes Against Hate” comic book