Join us to celebrate the honorees of the 2019 Change Champion Awards.
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Celebrating local leadership in winning HB1552 DACA Nurses and in-state tuition equity HB1684 for those with DACA and visas!
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SB411 final vote, it passes with 71 votes for and 24 against. What happens next with SB411:
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A city resolution that would not change existing immigration policy but has nonetheless stirred concerns among the Hispanic community will be considered by Little Rock city directors Tuesday.
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On Election Day, Arkansas United (AU), a local immigrant rights advocacy group, is proud to report that Arkansas Hispanic and Asian voters enthusiastically participated in early voting
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Arkansas United is thrilled to welcome Cristina Jiménez as the keynote speaker for our 2018 Change Champions Gala.
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The midterms elections next Tuesday are some of the most important for our Arkansas immigrants.
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AU launched this fall a new, broad slate of classes aimed at ensuring Arkansas immigrants have the information that they need to live with dignity and achieve their potential.
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Be a part of this significant event and help us keep on celebrating our diverse culture, our great achievements and our contribution to an inclusive, welcoming community. Thank you!
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Humberto Marquez was born in Zacatecas, Mexico in 1994 and immigrated to California at the age of 6 in the year 2000. One year later, he moved to Waldron, Arkansas……
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Arkansas United was proud to join yesterday's protest at Attorney General Rutledge's Office, where DREAMers were on site to recognize the one-year anniversary of President Trump’s announcement to end the popular Deferred Action of Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and the role AG Rutledge played in the program’s demise.
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Today Arkansas United is proud to announce that we have made significant progress towards our goal of seeing that our immigrant communities are included in the community at large.
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