West Indian American Day Parade 2025
More than 200 UFT members turned out on Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn on Sept. 1 to march alongside their colleagues and thousands of other revelers for the West Indian American Day Parade.
More than 200 UFT members turned out on Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn on Sept. 1 to march alongside their colleagues and thousands of other revelers for the West Indian American Day Parade.
Teacher Zena McClain of PS 398 in Brooklyn shows her Caribbean and union pride among the thousands of revelers in Brooklyn for the West Indian American Day Parade.
UFT members, joined by UFT Secretary LeRoy Barr, turn out in full force, with colorful flags representing various nations of the Caribbean.
Teachers Nechy Marte (left) and Dana Carpenter of PS 414 in Brooklyn lead the way as they dance down the parade route.
UFT members proudly wave flags as they march down Eastern Parkway.
Retired teacher Joe Ciccone enjoys a special spot on the UFT float.
UFT-endorsed mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani strides down the parade route alongside UFT marchers.
The headdress worn by teacher Virginia Best of JHS 189 in Queens is among the many “crowning” achievements seen along the parade route.
UFT members and attendees gaily celebrate West Indian American heritage during the day’s festivities.
UFT members stand together on the union float during the West Indian American Day Parade.
Teacher Zena McClain of PS 398 in Brooklyn shows her Caribbean and union pride among the thousands of revelers in Brooklyn for the West Indian American Day Parade.
UFT members, joined by UFT Secretary LeRoy Barr, turn out in full force, with colorful flags representing various nations of the Caribbean.
Teachers Nechy Marte (left) and Dana Carpenter of PS 414 in Brooklyn lead the way as they dance down the parade route.
UFT members proudly wave flags as they march down Eastern Parkway.
Retired teacher Joe Ciccone enjoys a special spot on the UFT float.
UFT-endorsed mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani strides down the parade route alongside UFT marchers.
The headdress worn by teacher Virginia Best of JHS 189 in Queens is among the many “crowning” achievements seen along the parade route.
UFT members and attendees gaily celebrate West Indian American heritage during the day’s festivities.
UFT members stand together on the union float during the West Indian American Day Parade.