New Women New Yorkers

TRAIN FOR GREEN BUILDINGS CAREERS

Interested in building new skills, earning recognized credentials, and preparing for paid job opportunities in the growing green buildings and clean energy sector?

Join an Info Session for the Energy & Carbon Management & Resilience (ECMR) Program, a free, stipend-based workforce training program, led by CUNY Building Performance Lab and hosted at New Women New Yorkers.

🗓 In-person: Wednesday, January 28 | 10am-12pm
🗓 Virtual: Wednesday, February 11 | 10am-12pm

✔ No prior clean energy or construction experience required
✔ Hands-on training, credentials & paid traineeship pathways

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LEAD: OUR FLAGSHIP JOB READINESS PROGRAM FOR IMMIGRANT WOMEN

LEAD is our flagship workforce development program for intermediate English learners. This transformative journey encompasses 8 job readiness workshops, equipping participants with vital knowledge and skills for the US job market and workplace culture.

Beyond the workshops, LEAD offers immersive experiences like company practice & networking sessions, Orientation & Interview sessions with partner employers, and tailored support to foster growth and success.

Enrollment for our LEAD Spring 2026 series will open soon!

Want to be notified when registration opens? Fill out the form below, and you’ll receive e-news of our upcoming Info Sessions.

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    SUPPORT IMMIGRANT WOMEN. STRENGTHEN OUR CITY

    At New Women New Yorkers, we support immigrant women as they build confidence, careers, and community in NYC. Your donation directly fuels workforce training, storytelling, and community programs that help women thrive—and uplift families and neighborhoods along the way.

    Give today and invest in immigrant women’s futures.

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    DISCOVER 10-YEAR ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL REPORT

    Our 10-Year Anniversary Special Report is a reflection on how far we’ve come, the women and partners who made it possible, and our vision for the next decade.

    From our early days as a small grassroots initiative to serving more than 2,000 immigrant women through workforce development, community, and storytelling programs, NWNY has been a place where women from all over the world can build confidence, gain skills, and shape new futures in NYC. This year, we’ve reached exciting milestones—expanding into high-growth industries like clean energy and tech, and opening our first-ever Community Hub in the heart of Manhattan.

    We invite you to read the Special Report and join us in shaping the next chapter.

    READ SPECIAL REPORT

    ENGAGE FURTHER WITH NEW WOMEN NEW YORKERS

    We invite you to explore the heart of our work—and the people and partnerships that make it thrive:

    • Meet our community, including participants, alumnae, volunteers, staff, Board members, and partners.
    • Explore our programs that support immigrant women in building confidence, community, and meaningful careers.
    • Discover our partners who work alongside us to expand access and opportunity.
    • See our impact—reflected in individual stories, collective progress, and real-world outcomes.

    We’re excited for you to connect, learn, and grow with us.