NBC NY

“It is very important for New Yorkers to know the hard work that goes behind everything we see out there on the streets,” said Mohamed Attia....To help generate awareness, the Street Vendor Project, an advocacy group that is a part of the Urban Justice Center, has created a street vendor scavenger hunt.”

PIX 11

“Carina Kaufman-Gutierrez is deputy director with the Street Vendor Project. “This bill would make it so that street vendors who are following rules and regulations can acquire licenses and grow businesses,” she said.”

La Prensa Latina

“Undocumented Latinos in the Big Apple have taken their struggle to the city’s streets and squares, to the homes and offices of politicians and now, to one of New York’s most prestigious cultural institutions, the Museum of Modern Art...Some of the posters come from organizations that wage the struggle and have collaborated with the artist and MoMA PS 1 in creating the installation: the Fund Excluded Workers Coalition, Make the Road, New York Communities for Change and the Street Vendor Project.”

NBC NY

“Want to support New York City’s most familiar hawkers? Lauren Scala reports on the New York City’s Street Vendor Project launching a scavenger hunt.”

Eater NY

“Non-profit the Street Vendor Project, which advocates for the rights of New York City’s street vendors, has launched a new way to support its members. On November 14, the organization is hosting a food-centric scavenger hunt. There’s a mobile app to download that maps out where to find samples across the city.

6SQFT

“Beginning November 14, street food lovers are invited to join their favorite food carts and treats trucks for the first-ever NYC Street Vendor Scavenger Hunt. Participants will get to compete in fun challenges, meet the vendors and, of course, sample the food, to win prizes and help support the Street Vendor Project of the Urban Justice Center–the city’s only street vendor organization.”

Queens Daily Eagle

“The Street Vendor Project is celebrating the work of street vendors as community staples next month with a citywide game. ​​The NYC Street Vendor Scavenger Hunt will kick off with a gathering in Corona Plaza on Nov. 14, to invite participants to meet vendors, try new foods and win prizes.”

Sunnyside Post

“The Street Vendor Project said it created the scavenger hunt as a way to encourage New Yorkers to visit their local vendors and help the industry recover from the economic fall-out of COVID-19, while also supporting the organization with its mission to support street vendors.”

LoHud

Carina Kaufman-Gutierrez, deputy director of the Street Vendor Project, said the fund exists because immigrant workers and their communities across the state fought for it. "For this program to be a true success," she added, "Governor Hochul must ensure that every excluded worker who needs assistance receives it.”

News 12 Ct

“The city says it threw out Diana Hernandez-Cruz's food due to a permit issue. Both the Street Vendor Project and New York City Workers for Justice coordinated the effort on GoFundMe and received over 100 donations.”