By Radio Bilingüe Published October 16, 2025 This October, in commemoration of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, our Mental Health Program Coordinator, Mirna, appeared on Radio Bilingüe to discuss “A Silent Epidemic,” highlighting how domestic violence disproportionately affects Latinas. Barriers such as language and immigration status often prevent women from… Continued
San Francisco Chronicle: Thousands march in San Francisco for domestic workers’ rights. – David Hernandez and Molly Burke https://www.pressreader.com/usa/san-francisco-chronicle-late edition/20250503/281702620589941 El Tecolote: Immigrant workers reflect on rising fears of deportations on May Day. – Mariana Duran https://eltecolote.org/content/en/sf-may-day-trump-immigration/ San Francisco Public Press: This caregiver is an immigrant and an advocate… Continued
Click here or on the image to see our immigration director speak about what it means to be a sanctuary city and the importance of demonstrating a commitment to protecting immigrants in California. Video courtesy of Univision 19. March to demand action against the threat of deportations. They sue Governor Newsom… Continued
Immigrants of all ages are already worried about their future and safety. By Jose Fermoso | Published by The Oaklandside | Nov. 7, 2024 Every week, a group of immigrant women meet at the Women's Building in San Francisco's Mission District for a community meeting. Behind the beautiful painting… Continued
By Amanda Quintana | August 17, 2024 https://www.ktvu.com/news/immigration-activists-walk-48-miles-across-bay-area-push-clear-path-citizenship Immigration activists are walking 48 miles from San Jose to San Francisco to demand a path to citizenship for all undocumented immigrants. “The 11 million people in this country who have lived here for decades deserve a path to adjust their status,” said… Continued
By Pilar Niño, TELEMUNDO 48. Organizations can help women, for example, by obtaining a restraining order, and by providing support and accompaniment groups. Alameda County offered resources on Thursday for victims of domestic violence, crime, or human trafficking. “Right now we are seeing more domestic violence in Alameda County, and…” Continued
By Libertad Pedraza, TELEMUNDO 48 To watch the video, click here! Photo Credits: Brooke Anderson More than a thousand essential workers joined together in the Mission District and walked two miles to reach San Francisco City Hall with a clear message for city leaders. “We want…” Continued
By Nathalie Vera, TELEMUNDO 48 Published on March 08, 2024 To watch the video, click here! A new support center opened its doors on Wednesday with the goal of offering English classes, workshops on their rights, emotional support, and other services to immigrant women in Union City. “It has helped me…” Continued
Published November 04, 2023 | Telemundo 48 Dozens of immigrants took to the streets of San Francisco to protest President Biden's announcement regarding the continuation of border wall construction. Activist members of the Northern California Coalition for Immigration Reform (NCCJIR) demonstrated… Continued
