Justice for Women - Yakima training

Resources & Workshops

Justice for Women has offered many different types of workshops and conferences. If you are interested in a workshop or attending an upcoming conference, contact IPJC for more information. We are constantly updating and offering innovative workshops and conferences, so please check back frequently to see what is new!

Timeline for Justice for Women Events 2011-2022
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Workshops

¡Protege a tu Familia!

Protege a tu Familia

IPJC and Ureña Law Office organized Protege a tu Familia to respond to a specific community need: to delve into the topic of family preparedness so Latino families learn to prepare emergency plans that will allow them to protect their minor children in case of an emergency, detention and/or deportation. The workshop was two-fold: and interactive workshop in Spanish with presentations by renowned attorneys such as Sandy Restrepo (Colectiva Legal del Pueblo) and Norma Linda Ureña (Ureña Law Office) and a free Family Law Legal Clinic for individual consultations in Spanish.

We have had Protege tu Familia workshops in three counties.

Resources

Available resources for the immigrant community include: Know your Rights card, a Family Emergency Plan (in Spanish) and Temporary Parental Consent Agreements (in both English and Spanish versions). There is info in Spanish below that explains each of these resources.

Recursos disponibles

Tarjeta Amarilla – Yellow Card

Creado por IPJC. Contiene información sobre qué hacer si inmigración toca a su puerta o si inmigración o la policía lo detienen.
Created by IPJC. It contains information on what to do if immigration knocks on your door or if immigration or the police stop you.

Plan de Emergencia – Family Emergency Plan

Este plan fue creado por IPJC en colaboración con Norma Linda Ureña & Jacque Larrainzar. Contiene información sobre cómo preparar un plan para sus hijos en caso de emergencia, una lista de contactos a llenar y una lista de documentos importantes que se aconseja guarde en un lugar seguro en caso sea detenido por la policía o un agente de inmigración.
This plan was created by IPJC in collaboration with Norma Linda Ureña & Jacque Larrainzar. It contains information on how to prepare an emergency plan for your children, a list of contacts to fill out, and a list of important documents that you are advised to keep in a safe place in case you are stopped by the police or an immigration agent.

Acuerdo Temporal de Consentimiento Parental – Temporary Parental Consent Agreement

Este acuerdo fue creado por Norma Linda Ureña, reconocida abogada de derecho de familia de Ureña Law Office, PLLC.  Tenemos versiones en español y en inglés.
This agreement was created by Norma Linda Ureña, a recognized family law attorney at Ureña Law Office, PLLC. We have Spanish and English versions.

Otros documentos importantes

Fina cortesía de Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN)

Videos

Estos videos son parte de una serie de Brooklyn Defender Services (BDS) y la American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) titulada “Tenemos Derechos”, una campaña nacional para empoderar e informar a las comunidades de inmigrantes sobre qué hacer cuando interactúan con Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Narrado por Diane Guerrero.
These Spanish speaking videos are part of a series by Brooklyn Defender Services (BDS) and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) titled, “We Have Rights,” a national campaign to empower and inform immigrant communities about what to do when they interact with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Narrated by Diana Guerrero.

¡Conoce tus Derechos!

Conoce tus Derechos

One common theme that emerged from the Community Dialogues was immigration education. The Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center organized Know Your Rights! interactive workshops to address fear of deportation, provide skills for navigating ICE encounters and raids, and encourage long range planning for care of families and communities. Spanish resources:

Tarjeta Amarilla – Yellow Card

Contiene información sobre qué hacer si inmigración toca a su puerta o si inmigración o la policía lo detienen.
It contains information on what to do if immigration knocks on your door or if immigration or the police stop you.

Plan de Emergencia – Family Emergency Plan

Este plan fue creado por IPJC en colaboración con Ureña Law Office & Seattle Counseling Service. Contiene información sobre cómo preparar un plan para sus hijos en caso de emergencia, una lista de contactos a llenar y una lista de documentos importantes que se aconseja guarde en un lugar seguro en caso sea detenido por la policía o un agente de inmigración.
This plan was created by IPJC in collaboration with Norma Linda Ureña & Jacque Larrainzar. It contains information on how to prepare an emergency plan for your children, a list of contacts to fill out, and a list of important documents that you are advised to keep in a safe place in case you are stopped by the police or an immigration agent.

Forum

Sembrando y Cosechando Bienestar


The Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center collaborated with farmworker attorneys, therapists, government offices and advocates for sexual assault survivors to organize a Spanish-speaking forum for immigrant farmworker women and community leaders who reside in the lower Yakima Valley region. Read the report in English.

Conferences

Uniting Latino Leaders for Social Change!

A statewide conference for organizations that serve or are connected to the Latino community. Designed with the input of over 60 organizations serving Latino communities across Washington State. Organized by IPJC in partnership with the UW Foster School of Business to discuss salient issues impacting the Latino community; network to strengthen collaboration and community engagement; and develop coordinated action plans to address social justice issues.

One outcome of the conference was the creation of WA Latinos Unite, a Facebook page for Latino Leaders and Latino-serving organizations to network, collaborate, discuss and build a strong, unified front in Washington State.

Latinas Connected for Change

Justice for Women: Latinas Connected for Change! Ten years of Justice Circle organizing in 45 cities through Washington led the Intercommunity Peace & Justice Center to organize, Latinas Connected for Change, two conferences in Spanish.

 

Inspiring Latinas traveled from 25 different cities to fill the room with energy and explore and analyze personal and community power to create social change.

Read the report in Spanish and English

Community Dialogues

Justice for Women, in collaboration with the Washington Latino Equity Network, organized the Community Dialogues, in five Washington State counties to create a safe space for dialogue. The wisdom of the community was used to name the issues that affect them, engage in a decision making process, and brainstorm next steps for social change. Read the full report in Spanish and English

Resources Created by Justice Circle Participants