About KOREAN IMMIGRANT WORKERS ADVOCATES OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
KIWA, founded in 1992, is a worker center focused on empowering immigrant workers and renters in California, particularly Latino and Korean workers in Koreatown and beyond, through organizing, policy change, and community support.
Worker organizing and outreachOutreach and education programsWorker empowerment clinic servicesHousing support and tenant advocacyPolicy research and developmentCivic engagement and coalition-building
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