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What Are the Root Causes of Migration from Central America? Part 5: Gender Based Violence

Alianza Americas and its members CARECEN Washington DC, CARECEN San Francisco, Central American Black Organization (ONECA), Hondureños Contra el SIDA, Casa Yurumein, Centro Presente and its partners Presente.org, Latin American Working Group, Center for Gender and Refugee Studies, OXFAM and Latino Rebels, hosted the live virtual conversation “What Are the Root Causes of Migration from Central American? Part 5: Gender Discrimination and Gender Based Violence.”

Panelists
-Vanessa Siliezar, (Unidad de Desarrollo Integral y la mujer y la familia - UDIMUF) Honduras
-Daniel Villatoro, (Visibles) Guatemala
-Claudia Interiano, (Fundación para la Justicia y el Estado Democrático de Derecho) El Salvador

Register for the last conversation on Climate Change here https://bit.ly/2OrD1kU
¿Por qué la militarización es la estrategia incorrecta para frenar la migración?

La administración Biden-Harris anunció acuerdos con México, Guatemala y Honduras para militarizar las fronteras como una forma de detener la migración de la región, una decisión vergonzosa que hará poco por garantizar la seguridad de los migrantes. Patricia Montes, Directora Ejecutiva de nuestra organización miembro Centro Presente, explica por qué la militarización es la estrategia incorrecta para detener la migración, y comparte soluciones a corto y largo plazo para abordar la migración forzada.
Why militarization is the wrong strategy to stem migration?

The Biden-Harris administration secured agreements with Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras to militarize borders as a way to stem migration from the region, a shameful decision that will do little to ensure migrants’ safety. Patricia Montes, Executive Director of our member organization Centro Presente, explains why militarization is the wrong strategy to stem migration and shares short-term and long-term solutions to address forced migration.
¿Por qué la militarización es la estrategia incorrecta para frenar la migración?

La administración Biden-Harris anunció acuerdos con México, Guatemala y Honduras para militarizar las fronteras como una forma de detener la migración de la región, una decisión vergonzosa que hará poco por garantizar la seguridad de los migrantes. Abel Nuñez, Director Ejecutivo de CARECEN Washington DC y Vicepresidente de Alianza Americas, explica por qué la militarización es la estrategia incorrecta para detener la migración, y comparte soluciones a corto y largo plazo para abordar la migración forzada.
Why militarization is the wrong strategy to stem migration?

The Biden-Harris administration secured agreements with Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras to militarize borders as a way to stem migration from the region, a shameful decision that will do little to ensure migrants’ safety. Abel Nuñez, Executive Director of CARECEN Washington DC and Vice President of Alianza Americas, explains why militarization is the wrong strategy to stem migration and shares short-term and long-term solutions to address forced migration.
Conmemoración de los 224 años de Presencia Garífuna

KÁTANA SAN, ANIHAN NURAGATE
QUIEN SOY YO, MI HISTORIA

En conmemoración de los 224 años de la llegada de los Garifuna a Honduras y C.A

Casa Yurumein, NY; Hondureños contra el SIDA, NY; ONECA.
What are the root causes of migration from Central America? Part 4: Violence

Alianza Americas and its members CARECEN Washington DC, CARECEN San Francisco, Central American Black Organization (ONECA), Casa Yurumein, Centro Presente, Hondurans against AIDS, and its partners Presente.org, Latin American Working Group, Center for Gender and Refugee Studies, OXFAM and Latino Rebels hosted the fourth virtual
conversation of our series: What are the root causes of migration from Central America?: Violence.

Panelists
• Danielle Mackey, (Contracorriente), Honduras
• Alejandra Gutiérrez, (Agencia Ocote), Guatemala
• Jeanne Rikkers (Cristosal), El Salvador

Register for the two last conversations here: https://bit.ly/2OrD1kU
What are the root causes of migration from Central America? Part 3: Fiscal Management and Inequity

Alianza Americas and its members CARECEN of Washington, CARECEN San Francisco, Central American Black Organization (ONECA), Casa Yurumein, Centro Presente, Hondurans against AIDS, and its partners Presente.org, Latin American Working Group, Center for Gender and Refugee Studies, and host the third virtual conversation of our series: What are the root causes of migration from Central America? Fiscal Management and Inequity.
Panelists:
Ricardo Barrientos, (ICEFI), Guatemala
Ana Iris Martínez, (OXFAM), El Salvador
Julio Ruelas, (UNAH), Honduras
Learn more and register for the last two conversation here https://bit.ly/2OrD1kU
Migrant communities demand the Senate votes YES to permanent protections

Virtual press conference: Migrant community members urge senators to vote 'yes' on the American Dream and Promise Act of 2021, the SECURE Act, and DREAM Act

Participants:
Patricia Montes, Centro Presente, Boston, MA.
Wanda Barradas, COPAL Minneapolis, MN.
Yogui Ariza, Red de Pueblos Trasnacionales, Bronx, NY.
Melanie Hernandez, Center for Immigrant progress CIP, Waukegan, IL.
Seminario virtual | Tercer paquete de alivio económico

Alianza Americas, Presente y el Center for Responsible Lending han organizado este seminario virtual para resolver dudas sobre el tercer paquete de estímulo económico por COVID-19 o Plan de Rescate Estadounidense (American Rescue Plan) aprobado por el Congreso en marzo de 2021.

Expositora:
Aracely Panameño, Directora de Asuntos Latinos, Center for Responsible Lending.

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