
We meet LGBTQ+ youth, ages 14-24, in a safe, supportive space by conducting free and confidential legal intakes and educational workshops at community centers, shelters, and resource hubs across all five boroughs of New York City.
Recent Press
Federal Proposal Would Make It Nearly Impossible for Immigrants Seeking Asylum to Work Legally, Advocates Say
City Limits
“They’re now saying, ostensibly, we want you to wait a year and a half. You’re more than doubling the time that the person has to wait,” said Amy Leipziger, project director at the Urban Justice Center’s Free to Be Youth Project.”Advocates, Electeds Reaffirm Commitment To Lgbtq-Inclusive Education After Controversial Supreme Court Ruling
Gay City News
“Amy Leipziger, director of the Free To Be Youth project at the Urban Justice Center, told Gay City News that the Supreme Court’s decision indicates a concerning lack of interest in including LGBTQ voices in education."The Free To Be Youth Project Continues Providing Hope For Queer Kids
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"“I’m the director of Free to Be Youth Project (FYP), a very tiny project in New York City that provides direct legal support and advocacy to at-risk, street-involved, and unhoused LGBTQ+ youth throughout the city. - Amy Leipziger"CONTACT
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40 Rector Street, 9th FloorNew York, NY 10006
Telephone: 877-716-1446
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Website: www.freetobeyouthproject.org
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