WHO WE ARE
The Mobilize the Immigrant Vote (MIV) California Collaborative was started in 2004 as the first-ever statewide campaign in California to organize a multi-ethnic coalition of community-based organizations working within immigrant communities and building their capacity to register, educate, and mobilize their constituents for electoral participation.
MIV is a non-partisan organization that follows all of the legal guidelines for 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations.
The MIV Campaign is staffed and governed by a Coordinating Committee made up of six coalitions and coalition-conveners: the Bay Area Immigrant Rights Coalition (BAIRC); the California Partnership (CAP); the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA); the Korean Resource Center (KRC); Partnership for Immigrant Leadership and Action (PILA); and Services, Immigrant Rights, and Education Network (SIREN).
The heart and soul of our campaign are the 150-plus community based organizations across California that participate in MIV's annual campaigns. Our 2006 community partners were:
Mobilize the Immigrant Vote 2006 Campaign Organizations
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ACORN - San Jose
ACORN - San Bernardino
ACORN - San Diego
Águilas/El Ambiente Program
Alameda Health Consortium
Alexandria House
American Friends Service Committee
Asian Advocacy Project
Asian Health Services
Asian law Alliance
Asian Pacific Islander Youth Promoting Advocacy & Leadership
Bay Area Iranian-American Voter Association
Bay Area Parent Leadership Action Network
California Immigrant Welfare Collaborative
California Parents Association of America
Catholic Charities – San Jose
Catholic Charities – Santa Rosa
Central American Resource Center – LA
Central American Resource Center – SF
Central City Lutheran Mission
Central City Neighborhood Partners
Central Coast Alliance United for Sustainable Economy
Centro Binacional para Desarrollo Indigena
Centro La Familia Advocacy Services
Centro Latino de San Francisco
Cesar E Chavez Foundation
Children’s Services Network – Fresno
Chinatown Community Development Center (SRO)
Chinese for Affirmative action
Chinese Progressive Association
Claretian Missionaries LA Placita
Coalition LA
Collective Space
Comité Cesar Chavez
Comité de Padres Unidos
Committee for Immigrant Rights of Sonoma County
contra Costa County Interfaith Support Committee
Center for Community Action & Environmental Justice
East Bay Community Law Center
East Bay Sanctuary Covenant
East Bay Alliance for Sustainable Economy
Escondido Human Rights Committee
Ethiopian American Advocacy Group
Faith & Community
Family Bridges
Filipinos for Affirmative Action
Firebaugh Computer Learning Center
Fresno Center for New American
Gilroy Citizenship & Education Program & Advocacy
Grace Urban Ministries, Inc
Health Access
Hermandad Mexicana Latino Americana
Homeless health Care LA
Hunger Action LA
IDEAS at UCLA
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
Independent Living Resource Center
Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights
International Institute of San Francisco
IRIS, Office of Human Relations of Santa Clara County
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Justice Overcoming Boundaries
Khmer Girls in Action
Korean American Community Services
Korean Immigrant Workers Alliance
LA Coalition to End Hunger & Homelessness
La Manzana Community Resources
Latina Center
Latino Issues Forum
Latinas y Latinos en Acción
Libreria del Pueblo
Love Sees No Borders
Low Income Self Help Center
MAAC Project
Madera Coalition for Community Justice
Marin Grassroots Leadership Network
Marin Senior Coordination Council (Whistlestop)
Mayfair Improvement Initiative
MECHA Riverside
Mesa de la Comunidad Mountain View
Mujeres Unidas y Activas (MUA)
Narika
National Latino Research Center
Natural Resources Defense Council
Nuestra Casa
Office of Hispanic Affairs, Diocese of San Bernardino
Orange County Congregation Community Organizing
Organización de CA de Líderes Campesinas, Inc
PAN Valley Institute
Parent Voices – Fresno
Parent Voices – San Francisco
Peninsula Interfaith Action
Pilipino Bayanihan Resource Center
PODER
Poverty Matters
POWER
PowerPAC
Progressive Christian Uniting
Proveedoras Latinas Unidas
Proyecto Pastoral
PUEBLO
Quetzal Services, Inc
Relational culture Institute
Riverside Latino Voter Project
Rose Foundation for Community & the Environment
SURGE – Cal Sate LA
Saint Alphonsus – Faith & Community
Saint Anthony – Faith & Community
Salvadoran American Leadership & Educational Fund
Salvadoran American National Association
San Diego Welfare Warriors
Santa Clara Family Health Plan
Say Yes to Children Network
SIEU Local 1877
Self Help for the Elderly
Servicios Comunitarios de San Bernardino
Sonoma Parent Voices
Supportive Parents Information Network (SPIN)
St. Anselm’s Cross Cultural Community
Teatro Visión
Time for Change
URPAVV – Unión de Residentes
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We would like to thank all of our current investors including the San Francisco Foundation, the Akonadi Foundation, the McKay Foundation, the Color of Democracy Fund, the Tides Foundation, the French American Charitable Trust, the Open Society Institute, the Mitchell Kapor Foundation, and the Solidago Foundation.
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