Announcements

Patricia Cortez, founder and facilitator of Amigos' youth group Juventud FACETA, received the American Dreamer Award from CAUSA, Oregon's statewide immigrant rights coalition, for her work with Latino youth. Patricia was also selected for the Ford Family Foundation's 2011 "Outstanding Alumni Award." Congratulations, Patricia!

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See our youth group Juventud FACETA's website at juventudfaceta.org. It was created by and for Latino youth!

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What are Amigos Programs?

Immigrant Rights Advocacy Program

Through its Immigrant Rights Advocacy Program, Amigos engages in outreach to immigrants and non-immigrants to raise awareness of immigrant rights as human rights; collaborates with allies to educate, organize, and mobilize people on behalf of immigrant rights and immigration reform; and offers speakers and panel participants on human rights topics, particularly topics that relate to U.S. immigration policies and the human rights experiences of immigrants from Latin America.

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Youth Program

Amigos carries out a highly active Youth Program, whose key component is Juventud FACETA, an immigrant Latino youth group whose members range in age from 14 to 24. The program is aimed at youth leadership development and training youth to become human rights advocates. Juventud FACETA was selected by the City of Eugene Human Rights Commission to receive its 2008 Martin Luther King Community Leadership award in recognition of the youth group's "contributions to human rights and race relations."