CPC invites you to join us in celebrating Pride Month! 

CPC is dedicated to challenging homophobia and transphobia, creating safe spaces for LGBTQ+ communities and embracing and empowering all of our communities.

This month, we highlight the following events benefiting CPC Project Reach and in commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall Riots and in recognition of transgender youth of color activists, Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera.

OUTlines' A VIP auction night fundraiser benefiting CPC Project Reach
Tuesday, June 25th, 6-9 pm
One Art Space, 23 Warren Street, TriBeCa, New York 10007

OUTlines, ongoing LGBTQ Exhibition for CPC Project Reach
Sunday, June 23 to Thursday, June 27
One Art Space, 23 Warren Street, TriBeCa, New York 10007
A percentage of the proceeds of art exhibit sales will go to CPC Project Reach

OUTlines features the work of street graffiti pioneer Albert “Al” Diaz, photo legend Adrian Buckmaster, rising photographer Lanee Bird, music icon Gavin Rayna Russom of LCD Soundsystem, two-time Radio City Music Hall showstopper Zachery Allan Starkey, Brooklyn techno talent Julia “The Oracle” Sinelnikov, and Elite model Carmen Julia Duran Garcia for her art of fellow OUT magazine-profiled model August Gonet and 23 other U.S. and international artists.

CPC Project Reach is a youth and adult-run, multiracial, multi-gender, substance abuse prevention, and anti-discrimination training center. As an anti-racist, anti-sexist, anti-ageist, youth rights organization, CPC Project Reach asserts the rights of young people to identify those barriers/problems/institutions (drugs, gangs, discrimination, etc.) that disempower and debilitate them and to organize support groups, actions, campaigns, and projects that concretely confront and change those conditions and institutions.

Chinese-American Planning Council's (CPC's) mission is to promote social and economic empowerment of Chinese-American, low income, immigrant communities. CPC was founded in 1965 as a grassroots, community-based organization in response to the end of the Chinese Exclusion years and the passing of the Immigration Reform Act of 1965, which brought waves of Asian immigrants to New York City. CPC is now the largest social service agency for Asian Americans in the country, serving 60,000 New Yorkers each year.