UNIDOS is a diverse and welcoming nonprofit organization. We advocate for Latino immigrant families
and build bridges of support and understanding among Latino and non-Latino communities
in rural Yamhill County, Oregon.
With many dedicated volunteers and a small and energetic staff, we achieve our goals through education, leadership development, active collaboration, and relationships built on the respect of each other’s story.
What We Do
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Citizenship ClassesFree classes to prepare for the USCIS citizenship test in U.S. history and government |
Latinx Professionals NetworkNetworking, support, and professional development for Latinos in Yamhill County |
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Policy AdvocacySupport of immigrant families through advocacy at local, state, and federal levels of government |
Law Enforcement Relations TeamImproving communications, interaction, and understanding with law enforcement for the safety of all in the community |
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Latinas: Together in CommunitySmall group workshops for Latina women for education, support, community involvement, and leadership development. |
Community ConversationsEvening educational gatherings on important and timely topics for Spanish-speakers. |
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Latino Advocacy CoalitionCoalition of organizations, schools, and businesses to enhance communication, collaboration, and advocacy in provision |
Nuestras Voces (Our Voices)Dedicated to gathering and preserving the life stories of Yamhill County’s Latino communities |
