Empowering Families
Uplifting and Uniting Communities
WELCOME / BENVENIDO / مرحباً / BEM-VINDO / BYENVINI
Our Mission
Women Encouraging Empowerment (WEE) aims to educate, advocate, and advance the rights of immigrant and refugee women and their families.
We create opportunities for learning, leadership, and growth — empowering every woman to find her voice and thrive in her community.
Our Vision
A just and inclusive society where immigrant women lead, families flourish, and communities grow stronger together.
Explore our classes and services:Our 2024 Impact
More than 10266 Community Members supported with training and education through our workshops and weekly Resource Hub Day.
1105 Adult Learners have completed our english and digital literacy classes along with workforce development program.
669 Participants in women’s circle meetings and zumba classes.
What our community says
What our community says
"What I love the most is the atmosphere in the classes. You can truly feel the love and passion the teachers put into teaching. It makes learning English and computer skills inspiring and enjoyable."
Lorena Rodríguez
“"Before, I didn’t even know how to turn on a computer. Now I can use email, browse the internet, and create my own documents. I feel much more confident."”
Rosalba Arias
"At the Resource Hub I found more than information—I received real help. It made me feel supported and not alone."
Louveline Felix
"Here I strengthened my English, gained new skills, and felt true support. WEE is more than just classes—it’s a community that lifts you up."
Elvia García
"WEE’s classes have changed my life. I not only improved my English, I also learned computer skills, and now I can dream about better opportunities."
Néstor Zapata
"Being part of the Women’s Circle at WEE has been powerful. It’s a safe space where we share experiences, and support each other as a community."”
Olga Sánchez
"I find it extraordinary how many programs and courses WEE offers for our community, always thinking about how to contribute more to our growth and development."
Maria Eugenia Antonetti
