We are a nonprofit community organization that offers workers support, help with campaigns to improve wages and working conditions, legal assistance to claim stolen wages, community advocacy, leadership development, educational programs, and training to understand OSHA workplace safety rights.

Enrich the entire community with the contribution of our cultural wealth and the pride emanating from our identity's deep roots, which we celebrate with multiple annual festivals.

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• Epiphany | The Night of Kings

• Mexican folk festival

• "Mariposa Monarca" festival

• Day of the Dead 

Our mission is to empower the Latino community through physical, emotional, and mental well-being with a multidisciplinary approach that includes yoga, health workshops, and stress control.

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We also organize recreational and sports activities in contact with nature to achieve greater physical and psychological well-being.

We organized to achieve common goals around women's rights and with gender perspective as the central axis. 

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We, "Latin migrant women," have struggles and causes in common, which has led us to organize, generate solutions, and join forces to consolidate into movements. 

Las Malinche is a form of resistance, a demand for rights, and a search for accessibility to power, resources, and the justice system. 

We want to make visible and understand the failures of spaces in which equitable conditions do not yet exist, to denounce them, but more than that, to create them ourselves.  

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We are women that want to tell our own stories!

It is a democratic, nonprofit organization comprised of parents and members of the DuPage Hispanic community. Our mission is to create a strong alliance between schools and the Hispanic community and help parents actively participate in their children's education.