Refugee Women's Alliance
Flag this Organization: Refugee Women's Alliance for removalRefugee Women’s Alliance (ReWA) provides comprehensive social services to refugees and immigrants in the Puget Sound area. Services include English classes, employment support, housing assistance, citizenship help, and domestic violence support, all delivered in more than 65 languages to empower families and foster community integration.
For more information, see the Refugee Women's Alliance website.
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Food Bank Resources
As SNAP benefits conclude on Nov. 1, many families may experience diminished food support. ReWA recognizes the importance of access to nutritious food and has assembled a list of local food bank resources for individuals and families. Various food programs are available to ensure access to health...
Together, We Can Keep Seattle a Welcoming City
Refugee Women’s Alliance (ReWA) is a key member of a coalition supporting Seattle’s immigrant and refugee communities, emphasizing the city’s identity as a “Welcoming City.” This coalition advocates for the dignity and opportunities of all immigrants, particularly in light of recent challenges fa...
Standing Strong
Hamdi Mohamed, a local immigration leader in Seattle, is responding to the impacts of shifting federal policies on immigrant and refugee families. The recent article highlights the challenges these families face, including job insecurity and fear of separation. The Refugee Women’s Alliance (ReWA)...
Celebrating the Remarkable Leadership of Mahnaz Eshetu
On Sept. 3, 2025, the Refugee Women’s Alliance (ReWA) celebrated the remarkable leadership of Executive Director Mahnaz Eshetu as she prepared for retirement. Mahnaz joined ReWA more than 18 years ago, initially serving seven years on the Board of Directors before becoming executive director. Thr...
Amazon Supports STEAM
Partnering with Amazon has significantly enhanced ReWA’s Youth Program by incorporating advanced robotics into the STEAM curriculum. Students, particularly those with limited access to technology, are acquiring vital 21st-century skills in coding, engineering, and automation through hands-on expe...
How SNAP Cuts Will Harm Refugee and Immigrant Communities Across Washington State
On July 4, 2025, the federal government enacted H.R. 1, known as the One Big Beautiful Bill, which imposes significant cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), jeopardizing food security for nearly 1 million residents in Washington state. This includes thousands of refugee an...