Hermanas United for Change was founded for the purpose of empowering the women of the Latinx community here at NAU to strive for academic and personal excellence and to use their skills and knowledge to give back to the Flagstaff community. At Hermanas, we are constantly evolving and revising our approaches to different projects and issues within the Latinx community and fortifying our friendships with one another and relations with community partners. Any meeting or event that is hosted by Hermanas is a safe and accepting space, and is open to anyone and everyone that is interested!
Our campus and community involvement is widespread; we have hosted and participated in a number of events both on and off campus. We host weekly meetings where members can gather to participate in topic-specific discussions and formulate plans for events and fundraisers. On campus, we are best known for our themed dances throughout the year and appearances at events hosted by other organizations. Around Flagstaff, Hermanas has annually tabled at the 'Celebraciones de la Gente' Day of the Dead event and hosted our very own 'Day of the Dead' festivities at W.F. Killip Elementary School; both events are opportunities for us to fundraise by selling sugar skulls and flower headbands, as well as be involved with the community of Flagstaff.
We hope you "stop by" and chat with us for a bit - we would love to have you in our 'familia'!
For more information please email jrj322@nau.edu and check out or Instagram!
Instagram: nauhermanasunited
Chat LIVE via ZOOM (Thursday July 16 from 9:00am to 12:00pm & Friday July 17 from 1:00pm to 4:00pm): Zoom Link
Contact Information
+1 626-400-9578
jrj322@nau.edu
Hermanas United for Change
Category
Student Clubs and Organizations > Cultural
Description
Hermanas United for Change is a leadership group of strong young women that is focused on sisterhood, academic excellence, and philanthropy for the Latinx community as well as the women and children of Flagstaff. All are welcome!
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