Lo staff di Dando Voz condivide il suo “porqué”
09.19.25
Categoria: Dando Voz
Genere: Blog
09.19.25
Categoria: Dando Voz
Genere: Blog
Nostro Dando Voz (Dare voce) program offers comprehensive service for Latinx survivors with a dedicated support line, advocacy, therapy and other supports. Staffed by a team of bilingual/bicultural service providers, our Dando Voz program empowers survivors and their families with the tools, information, and care they need to begin healing.
As we honor Mese del patrimonio ispanico, we asked members of our Dando Voz team to share their “porqué”—their personal reason for doing this work. Here’s what they had to say:
“Para garantizar que las víctimas de todas las edades, géneros, etnias/razas, religiones, etc., se sientan creídas, apoyadas y empoderadas en un sistema de justicia criminal que no siempre está tan centrado en las víctimas. Para asegurar que sepan que son escuchados/as y vistos/as. Que su voz importa y que siempre tienen a alguien quien los apoye.”
“To ensure that victims of all ages, genders, ethnicities/races, religions, etc., feel believed, supported, and empowered in a criminal justice system that is not always so victim-centered. To ensure that they know they are heard and seen. That their voice matters and that they always have someone to support them.”
“Porque es un honor acompañar a lxs sobrevivientes y ser testigo de la resilencia de cada person y de nuestra comunidad.”
“Because it is an honor to accompany survivors and witness the resilience of each person and our community.”
“Asegurar que la gente tenga acceso a la información necesaria en momentos difíciles.”
“To ensure that people have access to the information they need during difficult times.”
“Mi “por qué” es estar al lado de las sobrevivientes en algunos de sus momentos más difíciles, no solo como intercesora legal, sino como alguien que cree en su fuerza, su curación, su poder, y su derecho a seguir adelante sin vergüenza.”
“My ‘why’ is to stand beside survivors in some of their most difficult moments, not only as a legal advocate, but as someone who believes in their strength, their healing, their power, and their right to move forward without shame.”