SEPA Mujer works toward a world where all immigrant women live free from violence, with the power to decide over their bodies, their lives, and their future. Since 1993, we have supported Latina women in Long Island through legal services, community support, education, and leadership development.
Our commitment is unwavering: to transform fear into collective strength and personal stories into movements for justice. Here, you will find a safe space for yourself, for your rights, and for your voice
We’re proud to collaborate with Stony Brook University to support survivors and raise awareness about sexual violence 💙
Together, we are working to create a community that listens, believes, and stands with survivors. Join us in spreading awareness, breaking the silence, and promoting a culture of respect and support.
Your voice matters. Stand with survivors.
#DenimDay #SupportSurvivors #StonyBrookUniversity #SAAM26 #25YearsStronger
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Nos enorgullece colaborar con la Universidad de Stony Brook para apoyar a las sobrevivientes y crear conciencia sobre la violencia sexual 💙
Juntos, estamos trabajando para crear una comunidad que escuche, crea y apoye a las sobrevivientes. Únete a nosotros para difundir conciencia, romper el silencio y promover una cultura de respeto y apoyo.
Tu voz importa. Apoya a las sobrevivientes.
This April 29, we wear denim with a purpose.
Denim Day began as a protest after an Italian court overturned a conviction because the survivor wore tight jeans. Today, it is a global movement to shatter the myth that clothing equals consent.
At SEPA Mujer, we know that awareness must lead to action. One in three women will experience intimate partner violence in her lifetime. These aren’t just statistics—they are our neighbors, friends, and sisters.
What can you do?
Reject victim-blaming.
Believe survivors when they share their stories.
Act every day to build a community rooted in dignity and safety.
Join us. Wear your denim today to show that there is NEVER an excuse for sexual assault.
#DenimDay #SAAM26 #25YearsStronger #Consent #SEPAMujer
Este 29 de abril, nos vestimos de mezclilla (denim) con un propósito.
El “Denim Day” comenzó como una protesta después de que un tribunal anulara una condena porque la sobreviviente vestía jeans ajustados. Hoy, es un movimiento global para destruir el mito de que la ropa significa consentimiento.
En SEPA Mujer, sabemos que la concienciación debe llevar a la acción. Una de cada tres mujeres experimentará violencia por parte de su pareja en su vida. Estos no son solo datos: son nuestras vecinas, amigas y hermanas.
¿Qué puedes hacer tú?
Rechaza los comentarios que culpan a la víctima.
Cree a las sobrevivientes cuando comparten sus historias.
Actúa cada día para construir una comunidad basada en la dignidad y la seguridad.
Únete a nosotros. Usa tus jeans hoy para demostrar que NUNCA hay una excusa para la agresión sexual.
DenimDay SAAM26 NiUnaMenos ElConsentimientoNoSeNegocia SEPAMujer
From Los Angeles to our 2026 Health Equity Summit, Luz Castro is coming to New York! 💜
From Los Angeles to our 2026 Health Equity Summit, Luz is bringing her leadership, voice, and deep commitment to economic justice and immigrant rights.
Her work continues to empower communities and create meaningful change where it matters most.
We’re excited to have her join us for this important conversation.
📍 Hofstra University
📅 May 21, 2026
🔗 Register now — link in bio
#HealthEquitySummit #SEPAMujer #ImmigrantRights #EconomicJustice #WomenLeaders #HealthEquity #Leadership #HofstraUniversity
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We’re here for you. SEPA Mujer offers confidential support, legal resources, and a safe space, in your language and on your terms. You are not alone.
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