Websites targeting keyword immigrant women

St. Julie Billiart founded the Sisters of Notre Dame to make known God’s goodness, especially among the poorest and most abandoned people in the world. Today, Sisters of Notre Dame work with refugees in London, street children in Nairobi, immigrant farm workers in Florida, AIDS orphans in Zimbabwe... and always, women and children, who are among the very poorest.

EmBe in Sioux Falls strives everyday to be a place where women, children and youth can succeed, grow, and learn. Our programs are driven by our mission to enrich our community by empowering women and their families.

ACCES Employment is a leader in connecting employers with qualified employees from diverse backgrounds. More than 16,000 job seekers are served annually at five locations across the Greater Toronto Area.

To provide education, counselling and other support services for immigrant women in need, including language instruction, employment training, job search programs and information programs on Canadian culture and life.

A registered non-profit charitable organization, the Catherine Donnelly Foundation supports bold and innovative initiatives that advocate and pioneer new strategies to advance the interests of those most marginalized in our society and/or that further ecological justice.

NIWAP was formed to educate, train, offer technical assistance, and conduct research to assist professionals working with immigrant victims of crime.

Community to Community Development is a women-lead grassroots organization dedicated to food sovereignty and immigrant rights.

David LeBoeuf is a Worcester, MA native and passionate advocate for educational opportunities, economic development, access to healthcare, and community development. A lifelong Democrat, David is running to represent the 17th Worcester District as a State Representative in the Massachusetts State House.

Written by Jahaida Hernandez Jesurum   Summer in New York City is the rare time of year when you can feel everyone coming together to welcome freedom from the snow and cold with bare arms and sandals. (Unfortunately, humidity is also a given when it comes to city summers.

Changing Together is a non-profit charitable organization that was established in May 1984 as a resource and support centre for immigrant women to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.