Casa de Maryland

Our future leaders at the National Capital

CASA de Maryland at ICE headquarters in Washington DC

New Americans being sworn in at a Naturalization ceremony

CASA Members participate in a workshop at our Multicultural Center

Hire a worker from one of CASA's Worker Welcome Centers

A New American after his Naturalization ceremony

Press conference with our small business coalition for a fair development of the Purple Line

Fair Development group meeting with local community leaders

AmeriCorps Volunteers at a citizenship Naturalizing ceremony

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Students in CASA's morning ESOL class preparing their presentations

CASA Members listen during a presentation

Children of Langley Park hanging out at CASA's Multi-cultural center


Welcome
CASA of Maryland is a community organization that was founded in 1985 by Central American refugees and North Americans. CASA was created in response to the human needs of the thousands of Central Americans arriving to the D.C. area after fleeing wars and civil strife in their countries of origin.

Vision
CASA's vision is for strong, economically and ethnically diverse communities in which all people - especially women, low-income people, and workers - can participate fully benefit, regardless of their immigration status.

 

 

 


Baltimore Mayor Setphanie Rawlings-Blake celebrating the Anti-Racial Profiling Executive Order with community members

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Read here the Executive Order, one of the strongest in the nation.  This is a testament to the power when people organize.

 


 La voz del Barrio - January, 2012


 

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