Rise up and organize!
DRUM was founded in 2000 to build the power of South Asian and Indo-Caribbean low wage immigrant workers, youth, and families in New York City to win economic and educational justice, and civil and immigrant rights.
New York City, it's time to vote!
Your vote is important! You have two ways to vote.
Visit your early voting site from Saturday June 14th until Sunday June 22nd. Hours vary by day. Your early voting location is different than your election day poll site.
Vote at your poll site on election date, Tuesday June 24th from 6am to 9pm.
Find your poll site and location hours at findmypollsite.vote.nyc
DRUM was founded in 2000. We have come a long way from being an all-volunteer-run organization to now having staff and membership-driven chapters in six different neighborhoods in New York City! With the harsh conditions we are facing right now, we know our present moment compels us to move differently in our organizing. For our 25th year, DRUM is launching the "We Win Together: Building Centers of Community Power, Defense & Care" Campaign.
DRUM YouthPower! is looking for South Asian and Indo-Caribbean youth ages 14-21 for our 25th annual leadership development program this summer. Young people will build relationships and develop skills to make changes in our communities. With increasing attacks on immigrant communities and the defunding of essential resources (social programs for essential workers, housing, education, etc.) it's more important than ever for us to unite and organize.
People power melts ICE
