Anti-Discrimination Center, Inc.

About Anti-Discrimination Center, Inc.

Anti-Discrimination Center, Inc. (ADC) is a New York not-for-profit corporation recognized as a 501(c)(3) organization. It states that its purpose is to prevent and remedy discrimination in housing, employment, education and public accommodations, pursuing that goal through litigation, advocacy, education, outreach, monitoring and research. The organization has worked on civil rights matters since 2003 under the leadership of its founder, Craig Gurian, who also serves as its executive director.

The organization's public work has centered on fair housing. In 2015 it brought a federal complaint in Manhattan challenging New York City's policy that limits affordable-housing lottery eligibility based on community district residence. Earlier, a False Claims Act lawsuit it brought against Westchester County over fair housing representations led to a consent decree on housing desegregation. ADC also publishes Remapping Debate, a news reporting website. Its office address listed on its official website is 157 East 87th Street, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10028.

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