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Press Advisory on Tuition Equity February 26, 2020

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Press Advisory on Tuition Equity Immigrant Advocates and DREAMERs Support Tuition Equity Measures in the Georgia State House of Representatives WHAT: Immigrant Community organizations will show their support for efforts aimed at making college more affordable for DREAMERs and Immigrant Students WHO: Asian American Advancing Justice Atlanta, Women Watch Afrika, Inc, CAIR Georgia, Georgia Latino […]

Train the Trainers and Immigrants Advocacy Lobby Day

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WWA Upcoming Events: Women Watch Afrika, Inc. in partnership with Project South, Georgia Latinos for Human Rights, and Black Alliance for Just Immigration present: Train the Trainers and Advocacy Lobby Day Date: March 6th 2020 and March 9th 2020 Free and open to the public. See flyer below        As an expert in […]

Women Watch Afrika Condemns The Expansion Of The Xenophobic, Racist, Muslim Travel Ban

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  Women Watch Afrika Condemns the Expansion of the Xenophobic, Racist, Muslim Travel Ban (And Call to Action!) On January 31, 2020, the administration expanded its discriminatory “Muslim” Travel Ban, introducing travel restrictions to six additional countries — Nigeria, Sudan, Tanzania, Eritrea, Myanmar, and Kyrgyzstan. This is a third version of the discriminatory travel ban […]

Press Conference Condemning the expanded Xenophobic and Racist Muslim Travel Ban

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PRESS CONFERENCE TOMORROW February 3rd @ 12 P.M. STATE CAPITOL LIBERTY PLAZA Women Watch Afrika, Inc. and other Georgia civil rights groups and organizations, along with some Elected Officials are holding a joint News Conference condemning the Expanded Xenophobic and Racist Muslim Travel Ban            As an expert in this field, […]

Women Watch Afrika, Inc. opposes the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services’ (USCIS) proposed drastic Fee Increase Rule

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Women Watch Afrika, Inc. opposes the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) proposed drastic Fee Increase Rule. This proposed rule would outrageously and drastically raise the costs of immigration benefits opportunities while simultaneously reducing access to immigrant benefits for low-income and vulnerable immigrants. Fundamentally, this proposed rule would allow immigration authorities to drastically restrict access to citizenship through financial means. […]

Forum on 287(g) on October 2, 2019

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Happening on October 2nd at 6 p.m., we are co-sponsoring a forum on 287(g) in Gwinnett County. Join us to learn about this disastrous program and what you can to STOP it! Co-sponsored by Women Watch Afrika, Inc., GLAHR, Project South, Black Alliance for Just Immigration #DismantleRacism #AbolishICE #ICEoutofGA #GaPol        As an expert […]

Atlanta (and Women Watch Afrika) welcomes new Citizens

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Women Watch Afrika is happy and excited to celebrate several of our clients and students who have achieved their citizenship, finally reaching the finish line! WWA’s Attorney Preye Cobham, Esq. was interviewed by the AJC discussing the momentous occasion: New Citizens Attaining citizenship is always a long and some times stressful process, WWA is happy […]

Peace, Love, and Safety is the same in all languages. It has No Walls, No Borders, and No Boundaries. World Refugee Day 2019

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Today is World Refugee Day, a day observed every year on the 20th of June in order to raise public awareness about refugee situations throughout the world. Currently, more than 68 million people around the world are refugees or internally displaced as a result of conflict or persecution. That is equivalent to the population of […]