Hispanics in Inwood

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My community is predominantly Dominican. The Dominican community migrated to Inwood in the 20th century and has continued to grow over the years. My community is within District 13th. Based on the 2020 census, my community is composed of 52,935 members. My community is diverse, with members of different races and cultural backgrounds, White (non-Hispanic), Black/African American, Asian (non-Hispanic), and Hispanics/Latinos leading in numbers of members within the Inwood community 32,705.

Inwood (Dyckman) is a very diverse; we have community members from various backgrounds. We come together for communal gatherings and events held at the Park, plaza, public schools, and the public library. Conveniently, our community enjoys access to public transportation through the MTA, with stations located at Dyckman Street and 207th Street on the A and 1 train lines. Furthermore, numerous MTA bus routes, including the M100 and BX7, make transportation within our community easily accessible.

The area where my community is situated overflows with small businesses, including bodegas, supermarkets, and restaurants.

Safety concerns are prevalent in our community, and our top priority is to enhance safety, especially given the presence of numerous schools and our commitment to safeguarding our children and families. To achieve this, we seek increased engagement from politicians to empower the Dominican community in Inwood, enabling them to voice our concerns effectively. Furthermore, we are in need of additional programs within the neighborhood that can serve as educational resources for the community.

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Hispanics in Inwood

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Population: 54130
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Economic or Environmental Interests

The area where my community is situated overflows with small businesses, including bodegas, supermarkets, and restaurants.


Community Activities and Services

My community is predominantly Dominican. The Dominican community migrated to Inwood in the 20th century and has continued to grow over the years. My community is within District 13th. Based on the 2020 census, my community is composed of 52,935 members. My community is diverse, with members of different races and cultural backgrounds, White (non-Hispanic), Black/African American, Asian (non-Hispanic), and Hispanics/Latinos leading in numbers of members within the Inwood community 32,705.


Cultural or Historical Interests

Inwood (Dyckman) is a very diverse; we have community members from various backgrounds. We come together for communal gatherings and events held at the Park, plaza, public schools, and the public library. Conveniently, our community enjoys access to public transportation through the MTA, with stations located at Dyckman Street and 207th Street on the A and 1 train lines. Furthermore, numerous MTA bus routes, including the M100 and BX7, make transportation within our community easily accessible.


Community Needs and Concerns

Safety concerns are prevalent in our community, and our top priority is to enhance safety, especially given the presence of numerous schools and our commitment to safeguarding our children and families. To achieve this, we seek increased engagement from politicians to empower the Dominican community in Inwood, enabling them to voice our concerns effectively. Furthermore, we are in need of additional programs within the neighborhood that can serve as educational resources for the community.