NEWS AND EVENTS
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October 20, 2021
This is how our 1st National Meeting "Miracles of the purple heart" was lived in Dallas, TX where we recognized the victims of domestic violence and reminded them that they are not alone and that we join their fight.
We thank all the people who supported us, allied organizations, our sponsors, the Mayor of Arlington, Mr. Jim Rosse, the Dallas and Arlington Police, who made this event possible and the survivors who were encouraged to tell their story to continue motivating and empowering more people.
ALLIANCE WITH THE CONSULATE GENERAL OF GUATEMALA IN CHICAGO
As part of our national campaign in the month of the fight against domestic violence, our Co-Executive Director, Johanna Fonseca, joined with the Vice Consul Olga Sánchez of the Consulate General of Guatemala in Chicago to provide prevention information and resources for the victims of domestic violence.
PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CONSULATE OF MEXICO IN CHICAGO
We met with the Consul for Protection of the Consulate General of Mexico in Chicago, Óscar Alva, and his collaborators adjusting details for our soon return to face-to-face talks at the Consulate. Remember that there are different resources and aids made available to you so that you can apply to the different benefits available if you have been the victim of a crime in the United States and do not have an immigration status.
INAUGURATION OF THE UNIQUE IDENTITY DOCUMENT PRINTING CENTER IN VIRGINIA
Our Co-Executive Director, Johanna Fonseca, was present in Virginia at the inauguration of the Unique Identity Document (DUI) Impression Center accompanying the ambassador of El Salvador, Milena Mayorga. He also celebrated the reopening of our talks at the Consulate of El Salvador in Maryland by Consul General Pedro Rodríguez. Thanks to the government of El Salvador for opening the doors to us.
INAUGURATION OF THE UNIQUE IDENTITY DOCUMENT PRINTING CENTER IN VIRGINIA
In October 2021, we were present with our Executive Director and our city director in Dallas, with the Mexican consulate at the Breast Cancer Awareness Health Fair in Irving, Texas, sharing with the entire community and providing information about immigration services for all.
Nuestra Directora Ejecutiva junto a las organizadoras del evento.
Stand de Mil Mujeres en la Feria
Atención a las personas que se acercaban a nuestro stand en la Feria
Nuestra Directora Ejecutiva junto a las organizadoras del evento.
September 6, 2017
On September 5, 2017 , the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) began the orderly phase-out of the program known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). DHS will provide a limited period of six months during which it will consider certain DACA requests and applications for employment authorization, under specific parameters.
MIL MUJERES PROVIDES KNOW-YOUR-RIGHTS WORKSHOPS IN PHOENIX.
August 1, 2017
Come and join us for our community workshops in Phoenix, AZ. In collaboration with the Mexican Consulate in Phoenix, Mil Mujeres will be providing presentations about immigration rights and resources in the area. For more information, contact us at info@milmujeres.org.
THOUSAND WOMEN RECEIVES IDB GRANT
Jul 12, 2017
The grant is part of the IDB's 19-year-old Community Relations Program, which is composed of four main areas: corporate philanthropy, volunteerism, in-kind donations and fund-raising campaigns.
MARCH AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
October 28, 2016
WE MARCH AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ..
Let's say "ENOUGH" to violence and share the message so that we take action and fight together against violence
FAMILY REUNION
June 28, 2016
This is the story of a woman who after 16 years of not seeing her children had the opportunity to bring them to the United States thanks to the U Visa.
FAMILY REUNION
May 25, 2016
It was possible to see her son again after 9 years. We live the reunion and happiness of this mother who has already obtained her U visa.
Credit from Telemundo Noticias .