Partners & Affiliates
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Ayuda
Ayuda provides legal, social and language services so that low-income immigrants can reach justice and change their lives. Since 1973 it has served more than 150,000 people across Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia.
Congregation Action Network (CAN)
An interfaith network of congregations across D.C., Maryland and Virginia working to end the detention, deportation and profiling of immigrants. It runs know-your-rights trainings, accompanies people to court and immigration appointments, and organizes rapid response when a family is detained.
Hispanics Against Child Abuse & Neglect (HACAN)
A Northern Virginia nonprofit, founded in 1985, that strengthens families and prevents child abuse and neglect through parent education, youth leadership and out-of-school programs offered in the family’s own language.
Just Neighbors
Just Neighbors provides immigration legal services to low-income immigrants, asylees and refugees in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia, and builds community among its clients, staff and volunteers.
LAZERA
LAZERA works with youth and families in Fairfax County and Alexandria to build lasting social and economic equity, through shared power, partnerships across generations, leadership development and healing-centered practice.
Legal Aid Justice Center (LAJC)
The Legal Aid Justice Center works alongside communities and clients to fight for racial, social and economic justice, taking apart the systems that create and keep people in poverty.
LULAC Virginia
The Virginia chapter of the League of United Latin American Citizens, the oldest and largest Latino civil rights organization in the country, founded in 1929. It advances the rights, education, housing, health and political voice of Latinos across the state.
The Multicultural Family and Education Center (MFEC)
A community organization and support center that connects families, schools and communities so that immigrant parents and their children can reach education and the services around it.
National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA)
NDWA is the home for domestic workers across the country: a place to share information, build skills through training, reach benefits and support, and organize together to win rights.
Sin Barreras
Based in Charlottesville, Sin Barreras empowers immigrants and their families in Central Virginia through legal and immigration aid, education, advocacy, workshops and cultural events.
Southeast Immigrant Rights Network (SEIRN)
SEIRN builds a shared struggle between immigrant communities and other communities pushed to the margins, to turn the Southeast into a place that respects the dignity and human rights of every person.
UndocuMason
A student organization at George Mason University in Fairfax that supports undocumented, DACA and immigrant students through education, advocacy and community.
United We Dream
The largest immigrant youth-led community in the country. United We Dream creates welcoming spaces for young people, whatever their immigration status, and gives them the tools to organize and lead.
Virginia Coalition for Immigrant Rights (VACIR)
A multi-racial, multi-ethnic coalition of organizations that exists to win dignity, power and quality of life for every immigrant and refugee community in Virginia.
Virginia Coalition of Latino Organizations (VACOLAO)
A coalition of nonprofits serving Latino and Hispanic immigrant communities across Virginia. VACOLAO tracks the General Assembly, runs an immigrant advocacy day, and works on driver’s licenses, health coverage and voting rights.
Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy
Based in Richmond, the Center brings people of many faiths together to push for economic, racial and social fairness in Virginia’s laws, from health care and living wages to housing and civic participation.
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The Virginia Language Justice Collective (VALJC)
A multicultural, multiracial and multilingual team building spaces where communities can connect and work together for justice. Through interpretation, translation and language justice services, they make sure no voice is left out.
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