In light of the impact that the novel COVID-19 has had globally, at Dominicanos USA, we have implemented new procedures and strategies to be able to counteract and collaborate with stopping the spread of the coronavirus by working from home and thus continue offering the services and necessary information that will help us overcome the obstacles we are currently facing.
Dominicanos USA Registra Más de 100,000 Votantes en Nueva York
Esfuerzo no partidista ha anunciado hoy que su unidad de registro de votantes de Nueva York ha registrado más de 100,000 votantes, y están poniendo en marcha una importante iniciativa “Get-Out-the-Vote”, para elecciones 2016. (more…)
There was a need within the Dominican-American community which led to an idea to increase civic engagement within the Dominican-American by registering, educating and mobilizing the community to go out and vote. In 2013, that idea became the non-profit organization Dominicanos USA (DUSA), a non-partisan effort focused on the empowerment of the Dominican-American community, first in New York then into Rhode Island. Fast-forward two years, DUSA proud to announce a total of 100,000 registrants nationally between our two offices, making DUSA the largest effort to increase Dominican-American civic engagement. (more…)
On September 22, people all over the nation celebrated National Voter Registration Day. We were very pleased to have been invited by the Rhode Island Secretary of State, Nellie Gorbea, to her event celebrating voter registration. (more…)
Polls open tomorrow, Tuesday, September 8, 2014 at 7 am and will remain open until 8 pm. Dominicanos USA is ready to assist anyone in finding or getting to their appropriate polling station. Please call Sammy at [401-383-7955] or visit dominicanosusa.org if you need assistance in exercising your right to vote.
By: TANZINA VEGA
The namesake company of one of the wealthiest and most powerful families in the Dominican Republic is backing a multistate effort to register Dominican-Americans to vote and increase civic participation as Dominicans become more active in United States politics, especially in the Northeast. (more…)