Websites targeting keyword women immigrants

Warbrides - Love stories from the World War II, Women who immigrated to United States as fiancees or wives of American servicemen in the twentieth century

Donald Trump is the President of the United States, now where should you move? Here's places that are tolerant to immigrants, low in racism, safe for LGBT and women, and still speak English

EU project developing a competence model and pedagogical tools for the identification, recognition, validation and improvement of the competences that migrant women acquire in formal, non-formal and informal learning contexts. Funded by the Grundtvig programme

The New York Hotel Workers' Union, The New York Hotel Trades Council, AFL-CIO. The New York Hotel and Motel Trades Council, AFL-CIO, (Hotel Trades Council for short), is the union of hotel workers in New York City. Our 32,000 militant members are from diverse ethnic and racial backgrounds and include large numbers of immigrants and women. Labor unions are the most important progressive and grassroots organizations in the United States. Unlike many other nonprofits, unions are controlled and funded entirely by the constituency they serve - the working people who make up their membership. Every day, unions are on the front lines in the real fight for democracy and justice. Keywords: NYHTC, HTC, Hotel Trades Council, Hotel Workers' Union

Fashion blogger Sourav Agarwal explores the latest collection of men's summer fashion outfits including tees, kurtas, shirts, short pants at FBB stores in India

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.

DEMANDS We demand an end to discriminatory and abusive policing by the NYPD. Identifying reforms and evaluating systemic change should be led and evaluated by affected communities. In NYC, these are primarily low-income communities of color, including: Black and Latino New Yorkers, youth, immigrants, LGBT and gender non-conforming people, women, people who are homeless, people with disabilities, and those perceived to be Muslim.  The following demands are NYC-specific, though we are in solidarity with many national demands that have been put forward.