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Arab Job Opportunities in Brooklyn, NY

Explore Arab job opportunities in Brooklyn, NY with employers who value cultural diversity. Find positions across all industries with companies that appreciate your language skills, cultural competence, and unique perspective. Connect with diversity-friendly employers committed to creating inclusive workplaces where the Arab community can thrive professionally.

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Arab American Bar Association
Arab American Bar Association
The Arab American Bar Association ("AABA") is an organization committed to diversity and inclusion in the legal profession, with a focus on assisting in the recruitment, retention, and advancement of individuals of Arab descent in law schools and in the legal profession. Unfortunately, the presence and participation of individuals of Arab descent in the legal profession is limited. AABA seeks to provide the resources necessary to youth to spark their interest in the law and to ensure their success in the law school application process and beyond. Please visit our "Membership" page to join AABA and to learn more about how you can support our work. AABA is an association of legal professionals committed to public interest work. As we build our association, we anticipate providing legal referrals to community members, as well as current and innovative Continuing Legal Education (CLE) courses to our members. ​ ABBA is committed to expanding legal resources and making the law more accessible to the public, with a particular focus on serving underserved, underrepresented communities.

Brooklyn, NY

Arab-American Family Support Center
Arab-American Family Support Center
Arab-American Family Support Center is a non-profit, non-sectarian organization established in 1994 to provide culturally and linguistically competent, trauma-informed, multigenerational social services to immigrants and refugees. We strengthen families through 4 key priority areas and our work extends to communities globally. All of our priority areas – Prevent, Get Ready, Promote, and Communicate are interlinked. This means, for example, that participants who are taking English language classes as part of our Get Ready Initiatives will also access our Youth Program for their children, Legal Services, and Mental Health support. While we support anyone who walks through our doors, over our nearly 27 years of experience, we have developed expertise in serving the Arab, Middle Eastern, Muslim, and South Asian (AMEMSA) immigrant and refugee communities. AAFSC stands strictly against racism, colorism, classism, segregation, homophobia, xenophobia, sectarianism, sexism, ableism, ageism and all other forms of oppression. As an anti-racist organization, we recognize the importance of allyship and join the Movement for Black Lives, LGBTQIA+ community members, and all those who experience othering in solidarity and collective action.

Brooklyn, NY

The Arab American Association of New York
The Arab American Association of New York
In 2001, a group of prominent Arab immigrants and Arab Americans recognized the growing need in the community for an organization that would serve the social and economic needs of the growing Arab population in Bay Ridge and the surrounding neighborhoods of Brooklyn, NY. Although the process of establishing the organization began before the September 11th attacks, the founders felt compelled to take more immediate action after they witnessed the heightened sense of fear and the acts of blatant discrimination aimed at their community in the days following the attacks. AAANY officially opened its doors as a not-for-profit organization in December 2001, and since then has provided invaluable social services to tens of thousands of families by working tirelessly to empower, defend, and advocate for New York’s Arab American community. For nearly 20 years AAANY has been a bridge between the Arab community and the rest of New York, fostering greater understanding of Arab culture and immigrant issues, serving as a liaison between schools, government, and other institutions and residents to address issues of discrimination, and providing a variety of culturally sensitive social services. Our mission is to support and empower the Arab American and Arab immigrant community by providing services to help them adjust to their new home and become active members of society. Our aim is for families to achieve goals of independence, productivity, and stability.

Brooklyn, NY

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