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28 Jun 19

Dusa busca fortalecer la conexión con la diáspora dominicana en EE.UU.

Edward Cuesta y Manuel Matos durante la entrevista con elDinero. En Estados Unidos residen alrededor de dos millones de personas de ascendencia dominicana y una gran parte se desconecta del país a partir de la tercera o cuarta generación. La misión de Dominicanos USA (Dusa) es fortalecer la conexión entre…

23 Jan 19

Vote! It Will Now Be Easier Than Ever to Vote in the State of New York!

Unfortunately, New York has been suffering with very poor voting laws and has fallen behind other states in terms of voting reform. However, we are one step closer of that being a thing of the past! On January 14th, a series of bills were passed by the New York State…

09 Nov 17

DUSA Gets Out the Vote Again

NOVEMBER 7 GENERAL ELECTIONS WERE CRITICAL FOR DOMINICAN AND LATINO COMMUNITIES Dominicanos USA has always aimed to engage and empower the Dominican community. In fact, we have been able to register 150,000 people to vote since 2015. This past week we made sure to remind as many people as possible…

08 Aug 17

Our Young Voices visit the Dominican Studies Institute

On July 19th, Dominicanos USA’s Young Voices went on a trip to the Dominican Studies Institute. As an organization, this trip was important for us to introduce our teens to academia because the earlier they are exposed to these institutions, the better their chances are to obtain upward mobility.…

02 Aug 17

Young Voices Visit Manhattan Borough President’s Office

This summer I had the opportunity to be part of the SYEP program at Dominicanos USA. On August 1st we visited the Manhattan Borough president’s office. Deputy Borough President Aldrin Bonilla welcomed us and gave us a tour of the office. One of the very first things that stood out…

22 Feb 17

A Guest Post About the Jerome Ave Rezoning

Some information about the Jerome Avenue rezoning: The City of New York is proposing a rezoning plan for Jerome Avenue in the Bronx, which encompasses all of Jerome Avenue between E 165th Street to the south and 184th street to the north; and also includes sections of Edward L. Grant…

14 Feb 17

Why Latinos Should Also Celebrate Black History Month

We typically associate Black History Month with African-Americans. Since this is commonly the case, what does Black History have to do with the Latinx community? There is a tendency to view “black” and “Latinx” as separate entities, as if they have nothing to do with each other. However, there are…

01 Dec 16

Persio Minier CuadoMigration

Artist Persio Minier discusses Dominican migration through his art.

06 Oct 16

Registering Dominican-American Political Power

by Brigid Bergin On a steamy Thursday in August, Alexandra Alma, 15, stood poised on the corner of 145th Street and Broadway in Manhattan, armed with a clipboard full of voter registration forms. Her goal was to convince people stop and fill one out. Her trick: a charm offensive. “You…

08 Aug 16

Dusa busca fortalecer la conexión con la diáspora dominicana en EE.UU.

Vote! It Will Now Be Easier Than Ever to Vote in the State of New York!

DUSA Gets Out the Vote Again

Our Young Voices visit the Dominican Studies Institute

Young Voices Visit Manhattan Borough President’s Office

A Guest Post About the Jerome Ave Rezoning

Why Latinos Should Also Celebrate Black History Month

Persio Minier CuadoMigration

Registering Dominican-American Political Power

#YoungLeaders of Dominicanos USA, a collaboration with SYEP

Univision,“Esta organización insta a dominicanos en EE.UU. a participar en el Censo 2020”

Here is what is changing and what is staying the same about the US citizenship test in 2023!

Todo lo que necesita saber sobre los cambios en el proceso de ciudadanía

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