Nick Gulotta is a passionate community organizer with deep roots in nonprofit advocacy and government. Nick's activism began early as a student when he organized campaigns for halal school lunch. He has worked for nonprofits who fight for human rights, environmental justice, and voting rights. While working at the NY City Council, he helped author legislation to support delivery workers and tenants. At City Hall, Nick helped lead the City's fight against the previous president's Muslim Ban and family separation policy. At the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs, he helped launch programs to support undocumented and vulnerable New Yorkers and his team's nationally recognized outreach campaigns connected tens of thousands to safety net programs and legal services. Nick holds a master's degree in Urban Studies from the CUNY School for Urban and Labor Studies and is an adjunct lecturer at the City College.

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Student of social justice movements, Star Trek, and languages. Sicilian, Tibetan, and Puerto Rican history enthusiast, salsa dancer, and aspirational Zumba instructor.