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Council Calls for Quality Healthcare for Immigrants - Vimarsana News

Council Calls for Quality Healthcare for Immigrants

The Council adopted a resolution calling for non-discriminatory and quality healthcare for immigrants and communities of color. Racial and ethnic disparities in

Record-Breaking Crowd Energizes Conte Forum at 2023 Showdown - Vimarsana News

Record-Breaking Crowd Energizes Conte Forum at 2023 Showdown

ALC Showdown gathered a record-breaking crowd and all 17 dance teams for the biggest dance competition of the year.

In East Boston, advocates call for stronger voice for missing women - Vimarsana News

In East Boston, advocates call for stronger voice for missing women

Alarmed that the disappearances of Latinas from the same immigrant neighborhood too often fall below the public’s radar, community advocates are calling for more awareness among public safety authorities and pressuring city officials to act with greater urgency when young women of color go missing.

East Boston Neighborhood Health Center launches patient advocate office after complaints - Vimarsana News

East Boston Neighborhood Health Center launches patient advocate office after complaints

Organizations representing bereft families say it's not enough.

Source: wgbh.org
Immigrant advocates decry Biden's crackdown on illegal border crossings - Vimarsana News

Immigrant advocates decry Biden's crackdown on illegal border crossings

Biden said Cubans, Haitians and Nicaraguans who cross the U.S.-Mexico border illegally would be expelled. Instead, up to 30,000 people from these countries and Venezuela can enter the U.S. legally each month. But Geralde Gabeau, who runs the Immigrant Family Services Institute, said, "when people are fleeing gangs, they don't have the time to go and apply.”

Source: wbur.org