Interesante charla con Adriana López, gerente del programa de servicios sociales gratuitos del Tahirih Justice Center dedicado a proteger a mujeres y niños inmigrantes que son más vulnerables a la violencia en este país.
El trabajo que hacen es increíble! #IVLPgender
Children in Gaza have been exposed to deeply distressing events, witnessing horrors that no child should.
The world cannot abandon them. We need a humanitarian ceasefire. Now.
Check out my OpEd advocating for funds to be set aside in Virginia to keep lifesaving services available for survivors of crime! #putvictimsfirst https://t.co/QRUV6WWvlz via @fairfaxtimes
Thrilled to announce our new director of Nevada campaigns, Denise Lopez!
Lopez was previously a Nevada project consultant for @VotingisLocal. At @reproforallnv, she'll lead strategic legislative, political, organizing & advocacy campaigns.
Please join us in welcoming Denise! 🎊
For Hispanic Heritage Month, the Tahirih Latine Caucus reflected on the diverse identities within the Hispanic and Latine community and the importance of inclusive language. Read more at: https://t.co/eUon7gsUYu
❤️ Lesbian
🧡 Gay
💛 Bisexual
💚 Transgender
💙 Intersex
💜 Questioning
🤎 Straight
No matter how you identify, human rights do not change.
#PrideMonth#Pride
Join the team at Tahirih! We're #hiring for a Chief of Equity and Strategy who will lead the organization in aligning our core values with our strategic planning, goal setting, and other initiatives. Read more and apply: https://t.co/56u1WCAGnx
The Biden-Harris Administration is proud to announce the launch of the first-ever U.S. National Plan to End Gender-Based Violence, a critical roadmap to guide the Federal government’s future efforts to address and prevent GBV. 1/2
https://t.co/qf39PRkaD2
Tahirih was grateful to be part of the delegation that went to the border last week as Title 42 ended and the asylum ban began. The conditions are dire and changes is desperately needed.
I'm absolutely devastated and furious to see that the Iranian parliament voted in favor of the death penalty for an estimated 15K Iranian protesters.
Just like Tahirih, they were fighting for the right self-expression and to end oppression and violence.
https://t.co/xI8LAQgL61
"You can kill me as soon as you like, but you cannot stop the emancipation of women."
These were the final words of Tahirih, a revolutionary 19th-century Persian woman who was executed for unveiling in an act of political defiance.
This Juneteenth, we honor Black resistance and the power of Black joy — never forgetting that on this day in 1865, enslaved Texans were notified of their freedom, two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. 156 years later, we still fight.
"I'm the first Afro-descendant woman of Colombia. I'm your Vice President and I want to present to you your President, Gustavo Petro." @FranciaMarquezM
"I serve domestic violence survivors as a social worker. The toxic public shaming of Amber Heard will discourage some from ever speaking up."
New from @adrilopezmtz: https://t.co/uuf6KNDJgw
Before the President took office, we compiled a list of 10 urgent actions needed to support immigrant survivors of gender-based violence. 1 year later, we urge the administration to follow through on their promise to restore #asylum & #WelcomeWithDignity.
https://t.co/DmxX5qW9zh
Journalists, stop calling the failure to pass the voting rights bill a “major setback” for Democrats. It is a major setback for DEMOCRACY. The right to vote is not a partisan issue. Stop framing it as such and legitimizing anti-voter efforts.
When the administration took office we called for an end to expedited removal—fast-tracked deportation –within the U.S. and at the border. These barriers to protection slams the door on survivors of violence. It is time the admin restores asylum and treats asylum seekers humanely
Today marks the 70th Anniversary of the #RefugeeConvention and there are millions around the world in need of protection. The administration must end #Title42 and restore the full and legal rights of people seeking asylum along the southern border. #WelcomeWithDignity
⛑ About 74% of undocumented people in the U.S. are essential workers—serving in healthcare, ag, food services, construction & domestic work.
"They've kept Americans alive while working for subpar wages, often without adequate protective equipment."
#ImmigrantsAreEssential