gender-based violence

New DHS guidance regarding immigrant workers and protection from deportation

“On January 13, 2023, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released new guidance about a new process for immigrant workers that will greatly beneļ¬t immigrant workers, including survivors who experience harm or discrimination in the workplace. In this new process, immigrant workers can apply for temporary protection from deportation (and for […]

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Register for Ā”Adelante!: “Economic Empowerment of Latin@s” and “How to Survive the Nonprofit Sector as Latin@/POC Executive”

Register now for Ā”Adelante! A celebration of 40 years of Latin@-led advocacy. From February 15-17, 2023, this free, virtual series brings together hundreds of Latin@ advocates to celebrate, heal, grow, and learn. Interpretation is available in each session of this virtual series. As part of the event, we’re excited to present […]

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Register for Ā”Adelante!: “Polyvictimization as a Risk Factor” and “The Power of Our Story”

Register now for Ā”Adelante! A celebration of 40 years of Latin@-led advocacy. From February 15-17, 2023, this free, virtual series brings together hundreds of Latin@ advocates to celebrate, heal, grow, and learn. As part of the event, we’re excited to present “Polyvictimization as a Risk Factor for Commercial Sexual Exploitation/Human Trafficking,” featuring […]

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Register for Ā”Adelante!: “Celebrating Latin@ Leadership” and “Healing from our Ancestry”

Register now for Ā”Adelante! A celebration of 40 years of Latin@-led advocacy. From February 15-17, 2023, this free, virtual series brings together hundreds of Latin@ advocates to celebrate, heal, grow, and learn.  We’re excited to present “Celebrating Latin@ Leadership through Culturally Responsive Healing Practices,” featuring CEO and Co-Founder of Colectiva Wellness & Healing, […]

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Fact sheet: Final rule on public charge

This fact sheet is intended for immigrant communities, advocates, survivors, and allies. This should help clarify the confusion caused by recent changes to programs associated with public charges. We are providing this fact sheet because Esperanza United believes it is critical that individuals have access to accurate information on what services […]

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A conversation with Sandra Cisneros: Register now for Ā”Adelante! A virtual celebration of 40 years of Latin@-led advocacy

Register now for Ā”Adelante! A celebration of 40 years of Latin@-led advocacy. From February 15-17, 2023, this free, virtual series brings together hundreds of Latin@ advocates to celebrate, heal, grow, and learn.Ā  This year, weā€™re proud to bring you renowned American writer Sandra Cisneros who will read from 2022ā€™s Woman Without […]

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Esperanza United is proud to welcome Vivian Huelgo as Chief Programs Officer

Esperanza United is proud to announce that Vivian Huelgo will be joining the organization as Chief Programs Officer tomorrow. Founded more than forty years ago, Esperanza United is the largest and most well-respected organization working across the United States to mobilize Latin@s to end gender-based violence. Vivian Huelgo brings more than […]

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Why Advocacy?Ā ļæ¼

By Isela Cereso Mendiola   Weā€™ve all heard the repeated phrase, ā€œYou need to advocate for yourselfā€ or ā€œAdvocate for what you believe in.ā€ What do those phrases really mean? How does advocacy impact our everyday life?   Merriam-Webster defines advocacy as, ā€œthe act or process of supporting a cause or proposalā€. Although […]

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