Success at the Mujeres on the Run 5k 2024: Centro Romero Shines in Lincoln Park
Success at the Mujeres on the Run 5k 2024: Centro Romero Shines in Lincoln Park This past weekend, vibrant Lincoln Park set the stage for one of the most anticipated…
Agency Updates: April 2024
Agency Updates: April 2024 This past month we were pleased to welcome Joshua Hoyt, a Chicago community organizer, to our offices. Mr. Hoyt presented to our staff on the "Here…
Looking back at 2023:
Looking back at 2023 2023 was a year of great advocacy by our agency, alongside our partners in the community. Among such efforts was our collaboration with our friends at…
Centro Romero’s 2023 Annual “Building Foundations fot the Future” Gala.
Our 2023 Annual Gala “Building Foundations for the Future” Event. Last month, Centro Romero celebrated 39 years of service to the Chicago immigrant and refugee community at its 2023 Annual…
Summer Updates
Summer Updates In the past summer months, Centro Romero has been as busy as ever. In July, representatives of our organization attended the annual conference of UnidosUS, which is the…
Our Empowering Mujeres on the Run 5K 2023
Our Empowering Mujeres on the Run 5K 2023 This past July, Centro Romero hosted the annual Mujeres on the Run 5K in Lincoln Park. The event was a remarkable success,…
Unveiling the Complexities Faced by the Immigrant Community: A Comprehensive Exploration
Unveiling the Complexities Faced by the Immigrant Community: A Comprehensive Exploration Daysi Funes, the Executive Director of Centro Romero, recently participated in an engaging interview with WTTW Chicago that shed…
Communal Development at the Grassroots Level: Promoting Human Dignity
Communal Development at the Grassroots Level: Promoting Human Dignity Two months ago, administrative leaders from Centro Romero arrived in the Illinois state capitol of Springfield, alongside more than 250 other…
Fellowship equips community members as nonlegal representatives in immigration cases
Fellowship equips community members as nonlegal representatives in immigration cases For as long as she can remember, Martha Armenta felt invisible in the only country she knew as home. She…
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