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Working to improve access to and utilization of health and mental health care for women asylum seekers in New York City.

04/14/2024

📢📢ATENCION📢📢
Seminario Web acerca de vivienda asequible
Facilitadora: Jessica Lane

Abril 15, 2024 a las 5:30 p.m.

Ingresa al siguiente url en el momento del seminario:
bit.ly/hmhvivienda

Colaboración de HerMigrantHub y

Ven y aprende de las posibilidades de vivienda asequible en la ciudad de Nueva York!!!

03/08/2024

Her Migrant Hub commemorates International Women's Day and Women's History Month by sharing the wisdom of the women in our community. Today, we feature Christiane, who shared this powerful thought:

"International Women’s Day is an opportunity to bring awareness to the importance of educating men on how to build a safe emotional environment for their daughters, wives, sisters, and mothers. Then, this is how we will reduce feminicides that are dangerously increasing around the world."

Christiane K.

Woman Activist

03/07/2024

WEBINAR ALERT
The Impact of Abuse and S*x Trafficking Among Women

Tuesday, March 12, 2024, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Presenter: Adriana Ruvalcaba, LMSW
Clinical Director, Dedicated By My Well-Being

REGISTER NOW
bit.ly/hmh-abuse

This webinar will highlight the plight of female migrants and immigrants in New York City that are falling victim to human trafficking, abuse, and poor health outcomes. Participants will be able to understand the defining features of abuse and its impact on survivors, children, families, and the community and apply interventions and best practices for supporting survivors of abuse and s*x trafficking.

11/30/2023

Repost from Immigrant ARC

🚨Join us on Tuesday, December 5th at 12:30 pm Eastern/9:30am Pacific for this national webinar to learn about rapid response efforts to support newly arriving immigrants across the country.
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🚨Panelists will share models and best practices in organizing work permit and Temporary Protected Status (TPS) clinics, legal screening and pro se strategies, and establishing cross-sector partnerships to address the most pressing needs of new arrivals.
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🚨This one-hour webinar is aimed at immigration legal service providers, community-based organizations, and advocacy groups working with immigrant communities. Participants will walk away with resources and sample models that can be replicated to strengthen rapid response and legal service efforts in your area.
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Panelists include:
📢Camille Mackler, Executive Director, Immigrant ARC, New York City
📢Esmeralda Flores, Southern Region Policy Manager, Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA), Los Angeles
📢Jessica Chicco, MIRA: Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition, Inc., Boston
📢And the event will be moderated by Luis Garza, Legal Services & Capacity Building Manager, National Partnership for New Americans (NPNA)
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REGISTER HERE: https://bit.ly/3QS935L

10/25/2023

U.S. Deportation Flights to Venezuela Inhumane with Migrants Returned to Atrocities

Latest Press Release by Welcome with Dignity

Read more at: https://welcomewithdignity.org/press_releases/

Andreina Zuluaga highlights:

“7.3 million people from Venezuela have left the country since 2014 according to data from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). Venezuelans have been displaced, and the majority of them have been forced to do so. Getting people back to Venezuela is not going to help the crisis. Venezuelans are looking for opportunities. This needs to have a humanitarian response at a macro level and the adjustment of policies in the U.S. for people who are already here, like expediting work authorization permits for asylum seekers.”

10/18/2023

In-person Symposium 📢📢

Her Journey, Her Story, Her Rights: The Impact of Gender on Forced Migration

🗓 �November 10, 2023
🕘9:00 am -4:00 pm�

🏢Fordham University
113 60th Street,
New York, NY
12th Floor Lounge

REGISTER NOW AT
bit.ly/herjourney2023
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Keynote speakers: 👩‍🏫

Dr. Pía Riggirozzi, Professor of Global Politics, University of Southampton, UK.�

Dr. Natalia Cintra, British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow, Politics and International Relations,
University of Southampton, UK�

The symposium will bring together discussants, using a multi-stakeholder approach, to address the global and local implications of gendered migration processes; and center the voices of women with lived experiences of forced migration in developing key recommendations for addressing identified challenges, and advocating for improved migration policies.
CEUs available.

08/22/2023

Join our very own Andreina Zuluaga this Thursday who will be presenting during the New American Speakers’ Program’s Storytelling Night.

Andreina will be speaking about ‘Comunity Strength’, focusing on the adaptability of overcoming rejection to create opportunities.

When: Aug 24, 2023 06:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Topic: NASP Cohort 5 Storytelling Night 1
Register in advance for this webinar:
bit.ly/cohort5-storynight-1

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02/27/2023

📢📢📢NOW! Offering 4 CEUs for social work professionals who attend the entire symposium. 📢📢📢

Join us for this in-person event
SPRING SYMPOSIUM - Celebrating International Women's Day

March 6, 2023
2:00pm - 6:00pm
Fordham University - Lowenstein Building 113 West 60th Street 12th Floor New York, NY 10023

Her story, her journey, her rights: Centering the voices of women asylum seekers on innovation and advocacy

Keynote Speaker: Kelly Agnew-Barajas, Director of Refugee Resettlement, Catholic Charities Community Services, Archdiocese of NY

The event will bring together women asylum seekers and activists, organizational leaders, service providers, students, and professors, as well as NYC governmental representatives, to identify some of the current challenges for people in forced migration situations in NYC, learn about added challenges for women and asylum seekers from indigenous communities, explore resources and best practices, and work on innovative solutions.

Register to attend:
bit.ly/hmhjourney

02/16/2023

In-person event
March 6, 2023
2:00pm - 6:00pm

Fordham University - Lowenstein Building 113 West 60th Street 12th Floor New York, NY 10023

SPRING SYMPOSIUM - Celebrating International Women's Day

Her story, her journey, her rights: Centering the voices of women asylum seekers on innovation and advocacy

Keynote Speaker: Kelly Agnew-Barajas, Director of Refugee Resettlement, Catholic Charities Community Services, Archdiocese of NY

The event will bring together women asylum seekers and activists, organizational leaders, service providers, students, and professors, as well as NYC governmental representatives to identify some of the current challenges for people in forced migration situations in NYC, learn about added challenges for women and asylum seekers from indigenous communities, explore resources and best practices, and work on innovative solutions.

Register to attend:
bit.ly/hmhjourney

11/29/2022

Sus Historias de Resiliencia: Mujeres Buscadoras de Asilo en la ciudad de Nueva York.
Her Resilience Stories: Women Asylum Seekers in New York

Miércoles/Wednesday
12.07.2022
5:30 PM EST

Regístrese en/ Register at
bit.ly/hmhresiliencia

Co-facilitadoras/facilitators
Vanessa, Woman activist
Belinda, Woman activist
Luisa Fernanda Sandoval, Ph.D. Student

Durante las últimas décadas, varias mujeres de la comunidad garífuna de Honduras han ido llegando a Nueva York como solicitantes de asilo. Se han visto obligadas a abandonar su país debido a la violencia y la estigmatización sistemáticas. Las mujeres garífuna han enfrentado múltiples eventos traumáticos debido a la exposición a la violencia y muchas han experimentado síntomas de trastorno de estrés postraumático. Sin embargo, ellas han sido lo suficientemente fuertes para superar sus experiencias pasadas. Este seminario web tiene como objetivo proporcionar una perspectiva de las mujeres de la comunidad garífuna, relatar sus historias de resiliencia y estrategias de superación.

During the last decades, several women from the Garifuna community of Honduras have been arriving in New York as asylum seekers. They were forced to leave their country because of systematic violence and stigmatization. Garifuna women have experienced multiple traumatic events from violence exposure, and many experienced post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms. However, they have been strong enough to overcome their past experiences. This webinar aims to provide an understanding of the women from the Garifuna community and point out their resilience stories and coping strategies.

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