WHO ARE WE
The National Dominican Women's Caucus (NDWC) is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization consisting primarily but not exclusively of Dominican women, founded on March 4, 2000. We are a non-partisan organization that unites activists, scholars and advocates in the pursuit of a vision of an inclusive and effective democracy. As a result, the Caucus promotes reforms that are inclusive to all New Yorkers and motivates the participation of all in civil society.
Naturally, we also focus on immigrants groups being that most of us are immigrants ourselves. We are advocates of equal gender political participation and work to foster responsive and responsible governance.
OUR MISSION
The NDWC's mission is to educate, empower, and ensure the equitable participation of Dominican and Latina women in the United States.
OUR VISION
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The NDWC seeks to improve Dominican and Latina women's lives in the United States by conducting data and policy analysis, research, and education.
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The NDWC's focuses on the impact of policies, laws, and regulations on Dominican and Latina women living in the United States.
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The NDWC works with local NDWC's chapters and other progressive organizations in communities throughout the United States, to advocate, develop and carry out a progressive national and international agenda that will advance and protect women's rights.
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The NDWC promotes the contributions made by women of Dominican and Latin ancestry in the United States.
"It is well known that women think and act differently than men. Therefore, tapping into our inner voices, strengths and “natural know how” is the key to building a strong community and achieving real change."
