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Mujeres Unidas y Activas (MUA) is an organization founded by and for Latina and Indigenous immigrant women, dedicated to enhancing personal and community power through leadership development and activism. Their work encompasses immigration rights, support for domestic workers, and community-based initiatives aimed at social change and healing. Through various programs, including workshops, counseling, and advocacy campaigns, MUA seeks to amplify the voices of immigrant women and foster civic engagement. The organization actively collaborates with coalitions and community partners to address pressing issues affecting their constituents, aiming to create a more equitable society. Generated from the website

Asian Immigrant Women Advocates (AIWA) is dedicated to empowering low-income, limited English-speaking immigrant women and youth by fostering their social participation and collaboration with other marginalized communities. Through their Community Transformational Organizing Strategy, AIWA employs a comprehensive seven-step methodology to develop grassroots leadership and advocate for meaningful change. The organization also runs the Youth Building Immigrant Power project, which focuses on student-led initiatives in high schools aimed at transformation and empowerment. Additionally, AIWA's work is highlighted in the documentary film "Becoming Ourselves," which showcases the collective leadership development of immigrant women and youth in their fight for rights and social justice. Generated from the website

The American Association of University Women-Oakland Piedmont BR is a community organization based in Oakland, CA. It focuses on promoting education and empowering women through various programs and initiatives. With a mission to advance gender equity and support women's education, the organization offers opportunities for networking, advocacy, and professional development for its members in the local community. Generated from their business information