In 2023, through our desire to support the community, we created a space to strengthen the values and empowerment of Hispanic families. A free program where enrollees learn about:

• Emotional intelligence
• Entrepreneurship and leadership
• Life planning

The course has a duration of 3 months and many benefits. More than 90 people benefited from this program in 2023 and we expect many more in 2024.

Celebrating Mother’s Day, we created this event as a space to highlight extraordinary moms and give back a little of what they give to society.

We received many nominations from extraordinary moms and 3 winners received a voucher for a makeover.

It was a space in which we shared experiences, anecdotes, memories and most importantly, smiles.

Thank you to the organizations that came together to make this event a reality and thank you for your contributions:

We celebrate the mothers of our community!

On May 6th we had our first big community fair in Washignton, DC where together with the Latino Liaison Unit of the Metropolitan Police, Latinas in Action and many other organizations that joined the cause, we were able to share a space with many surprises for mothers, raffles, live performances, DJ and discounts on immigration legal services.

Thanks to all the people and organizations that attended, because without you this would not have been possible and thanks also to our sponsors:

This is how our 2nd National Encounter “Miracles of the purple heart” took place, this time in Washington, DC.

Our event was a success, we had the participation of political and community leaders to recognize survivors of violence. We are proud to host this annual event, which year after year, puts all its efforts in continuing to help the Latino community in the fight for their rights.

Thanks to all who participated, and especially to our purple angels who were always supporting us.

Our Orlando clients received a free training on Balloon Decoration and Personal Finance thanks to the alliance between Mil Mujeres, BSW financial and Balloon Artist Palette Color on July 9th.

This was a great opportunity for attendees to learn the art of decorating and achieve economic independence.

Thanks to our Sponsors:

This is how our 1st National Meeting “Miracles of the purple heart” took place in Dallas, TX where we recognized the victims of domestic violence and reminded them that they are not alone and that we join them in their struggle.

We thank all our supporters, allied organizations, our sponsors, the Mayor of Arlington, Sr. Jim Rosse, to the Dallas and Arlington Police who made this event possible and to the survivors who were encouraged to tell their story to continue to motivate and empower more people.

As part of our national campaign in the fight against domestic violence month, our Co Executive Director, Johanna Fonseca, teamed up with Vice Consul Olga Sanchez of the Guatemalan Consulate General in Chicago to provide prevention information and resources for victims of domestic violence.

We met with the Consul for Protection of the Consulate General of Mexico in Chicago, Óscar Alva, and his collaborators to adjust details for our soon return to face-to-face talks at the Consulate. Remember that there are different resources and assistance available for you to apply for the different benefits available if you have been a victim of a crime in the United States and do not have an immigration status.

Our Co-Executive Director, Johanna Fonseca, was present in Virginia at the inauguration of the Single Identity Document (DUI) Printing 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 Rodriguez. Thanks to the government of El Salvador for opening its doors to us.

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 on immigration services for all.