AU’s Foundational Pillars: Service and Advocacy
Founded as Arkansas first immigrant's rights organization in January 2012, Arkansas United has been organizing, advocating, identifying and facilitating services for immigrants all over Arkansas. Our work is aimed at ensuring dignity for all Arkansans, helping our communities thrive, and allowing Arkansas to achieve its full potential by working through our two foundational pillars: Advocacy and Services.
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Advocacy Overview
Arkansas United is dedicated to sustainable change designed to benefit all Arkansans. Through state and nation wide partnerships, individual members, and community partners our mission is to to ensure broad dissemination of the basic principles of community organizing, and the rights and laws related to immigration in Arkansas. To this end, we provide:
Civic Engagement
Immigrant representation in local, state and national coalitions.
Community Organization and Member Conventions
Advocacy of the local, state, and federal levels
Services Overview
One of our primary goals is to close the gap in services to our immigrant communities. To this end, Arkansas United provides a host of services for both our members and our immigrant community. Not only do we strive to make all community services available to our immigrant communities, but also seek to empower our members out in the community to better serve all Arkansans. Services we provide are:
Family-based Legal Services
Adult Education
Last Year at AU in a Nutshell
AU’s Road to 2030 (Strategic Plan)
Looking Back At Arkansas United
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Are you interested in starting an Immigrant Resource Center for Arkansas United?
Our Immigrant Resource Centers are invaluable tools we use to serve our community where they live. We currently have one IRC in operation in Springdale, and we will be opening our second IRC in Little Rock this October!
Please direct all questions to Arkansas United’s Services Director, Arisbeth Garcia arisbeth@arkansasunited.org.
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Arkansas has Immigrant Resource Centers and Member Committees all over the state ready to serve you!
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AUNow is a centralized and exclusive digital hub of key information, forms, and resources related to AU’s:
Legal Services
Health Services
Labor/Workforce Services
Basic Needs
Immigrants in the Schools
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AU’s Membership Program, Strategic Plans, Goals, etc.
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Arkansas United Headquarters
104 W Colt Square Dr., Suite 3, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72703
OFFICE (479) 347-2824
HOTLINE (479) 763-2822
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