In partnership with the Immigration Research Initiative and the Economic Policy Institute. Art by Melanie Cervantes. Immigrant workers and business owners grow Wisconsin’s economy Nearly 300,000 immigrants reside in Wisconsin. Immigrants work in low-wage, middle-wage, and higher-wage jobs in sectors across our state’s economy. 11% of...
On May 4th, children, families, and partners came together to celebrate Día de los Niños, also known as Children’s Day.
Wisconsin’s diversity is one of our greatest strengths. But when children and their families face language access barriers, they are often excluded from critical information and services, which can hinder their development and well-being.
¡Únase con nosotros! Este evento es para todos los trabajadores que quieran aprender sobre sus derechos laborales. ¡Comida y bebidas! Sabado 11 de Mayo Chilton Public Library221 Park Street, Chilton, WI 5301411am - 1pmEn alianza con the Multicultural Coalition. Presentadoras Abogada, Gabriela Parra Organizadora, Socorro Cortez Abogada,...
Join us to hear more about the vibrant immigrant and refugee communities in Wisconsin—including their many strengths—and how you can better incorporate immigrant needs and priorities into your work and advocacy.
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