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20 Dec 17

Dusa busca empoderar a los dominicanos en Estados Unidos

Manny Matos sostiene que los migrantes debe importarle el país de sus orígenes “por enlace (con su pasado) y por la herencia cultural”. Dominicanos USA (Dusa) se define como una organización sin fines de lucro que busca crear “un puente institucional” que contribuya a mantener la conexión cultural y económica…

30 Nov 17

DUSA Helps Residents Complete Their Citizenship Application

On Saturday, November 18th, Dominicanos USA helped pave a better future for individuals in the Dominican-American Community. We assisted 21 permanent residents from all over New York City during our monthly citizenship workshop. We provided people with one on one conferences with lawyers as well as referrals to civic classes.…

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…

11 Nov 16

Hechos y Gente entrevista Daily Guerrero

Volunteer Daily Guerrero is interviewed by renowned journalist Cesar Romero. On Saturday, November 19, 2016, Dominicanos USA (DUSA) helped U.S. residents complete the naturalization application to become United States citizens. Be sure to follow us on Facebook and please share the info that our next citizenship workshop will be held…

08 Aug 16

#YoungLeaders of Dominicanos USA, a collaboration with SYEP

30 Jun 16

Here Are The First Results From Our June 2016 Federal Primary GOTV!

Dominicanos USA Registers over 100,000 Voters in NY

Dominicanos USA Registers Over 100,000 Voters in New York [Espanol] Non-partisan effort announced today that their New York-based voter registration drive has registered over 100,000 voters, and are launching a major “Get out the Vote” initiative for 2016 Elections.

Dusa busca empoderar a los dominicanos en Estados Unidos

DUSA Helps Residents Complete Their Citizenship Application

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

Hechos y Gente entrevista Daily Guerrero

#YoungLeaders of Dominicanos USA, a collaboration with SYEP

Here Are The First Results From Our June 2016 Federal Primary GOTV!

Dominicanos USA Registers over 100,000 Voters in NY

Important Changes to U.S. Citizenship Application Fees Coming April 1st, 2024

The Significance of Becoming a U.S. Citizen

6 Essential Steps Before Applying for U.S. Citizenship

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