Immigration

10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #6: Stay Informed

June 3, 2022

Welcome to the fifth post in the “10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #6: Stay Informed

10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #7: Support Direct Service Organizations

May 6, 2022

Welcome to the fourth post in the “10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #7: Support Direct Service Organizations

10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #8: Write

April 1, 2022

Welcome to the third post in th e”10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #8: Write

10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #9: Speak Up and Speak Out

March 4, 2022

Welcome to the second post in the “10 Ways to Support Immigrants and refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #9: Speak Up and Speak Out

Recap: Cheers! with Business Alianzas, Chelas con Contratistas and 1 Year Anniversary

February 18, 2022

So far we’ve had two big events this year, remember to visit our webiste to stay up to date. We hope to see you at our next event! … More Recap: Cheers! with Business Alianzas, Chelas con Contratistas and 1 Year Anniversary

10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #10: Educate Yourself

February 11, 2022

Welcome to the first post in the “10 Ways to Support Immigrants and refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #10: Educate Yourself

Bilingual Outreach

July 17, 2021

Puente Cultural Integration, LLC is the leading bilingual consulting agency in the State of Michigan supporting Hispanic small businesses and providing coaching to startups in the City of Detroit. We have worked with over a dozen agencies providing program development, project management, as a consultant to nonprofit organizations and governmental departments. … More Bilingual Outreach

Where is everybody?

January 16, 2018

The somber change in the vibe of the neighborhood was palpable right after the election, it has now evolved into a state of resignation as people attempt to continue living their lives. Stories of raids, detentions, and the hardship that children and spouses are suffering when the bread winner is deported have shifted from shocking to normalized. … More Where is everybody?