Eater

“While most advocacy for immigrant workers is taking place on the federal and state levels, the Street Vendor Project has a crucial package of legislation at City Council that would help protect immigrants by expanding access to licenses and permits to all street vendors

The City

“Carina Kaufman-Gutierrez, deputy director of the nonprofit Street Vendor Project, called on the City Council to pass new laws to protect vendors, including one to repeal criminal liability for street vending and another to lift the city’s cap on vending licenses.”

Gothamist

“Carina Kaufman-Gutierrez, the deputy director of the Street Vendor Project, said the crackdown on unlicensed vendors had hurt workers just trying to earn a living. “ It has been devastating,” she said."

CBS

"When people ask, 'What can be done? What can New Yorkers do to protect immigrant communities?' The fact is there are laws in front of City Council right now," SVP deputy director Carina Kaufman-Gutierrez said. Advocates say the Street Vendor Reform package would expand access and protections for vendors..."

Queens Chronicle

“Joined by Freddy Castiblanco, owner of the Terraza 7 music and arts venue, representatives of PS 16 and PS 19, members of the Street Vendor Project and other advocates, Ramos said the operation has not had a positive impact on the community.”

Vogue Italia

Seguire questo tour è anche un modo per sostenere Street Vendor Project, associazione che rappresentazione e sostiene i piccoli business di questo tipo, soprattutto a regolarizzarsi dal punto di vista dei documenti e delle normative.”

The Perez Notes

“On this episode of The Perez Notes, we sit down with Mohamed Attia, Director of the Street Vendor Project, to discuss the challenges and triumphs of NYC’s street vendors."

NY Times

“Carina Kaufman-Gutierrez, deputy director of the Street Vendor Project...said the city had already ‘dramatically ramped up punitive enforcement while not solving the underlying economic injustices.’”

New Amsterdam News

"Mohamed Attia, managing director at the Street Vendor Project, said that while DSNY’s enforcement already exists elsewhere, the ballot measure greenlights agency deployment against vendors in city parks.”

NY Times

"The Street Vendor Project...is particularly concerned with Proposition 2. "When you read the ballot question, what it doesn’t mention is that it will increase these abusive and often violent enforcement actions against street vendors,” said Carina Kaufman-Gutierrez, the organization’s deputy director.”