To serve as the cultural, spiritual, and civic anchor for the Indigenous People of Crimea in the United States.
We are dedicated to the resilience of our diaspora and the survival of our identity. Through our multi-use center in New York, we safeguard our Turkic heritage, preserve our faith, and champion the rights of a free Crimea.
To combat linguistic erasure, we operate a dedicated School of Language & Arts, ensuring Crimean Tatar language, dance, and customs are transmitted to the next generation.
We act as guardians of history through our Heritage Museum and Archives, documenting the Crimean Tatar narrative—from the 1944 Sürgün (Genocide and Exile) to the ongoing occupation since 2014—and educating the public on our indigenous struggle.
We provide a sanctuary for worship and spiritual growth through our Mosque, upholding the community-centered Islamic traditions of our ancestors.
We strengthen the diaspora through our Community Hall and Social Kitchen, serving as a hub for immigrant integration, youth leadership, and cross-cultural collaboration with our partners in American civil society.