Last Updated: Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Mississippi Immigrants Rights Alliance »

MIRA is an alliance of organizations and individuals committed to promoting and protecting the rights of immigrants in Mississippi through education, advocacy and organizing.

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Mailing Address

612 N. State Street Suite B
Jackson , MS 39202

P.O. Box 1104 Jackson, MS 39215

 
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P.O. Box 1104 Jackson, MS 39215

 

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The Mississippi Immigrants Rights Alliance works to expand the rights of all immigrants in MS and make them welcome in our communities. We are from union, religious, community, social service, civil rights and immigrant groups. We advocate for legislation and policy change at all levels of government in our state. We join with other organizations in the effort to change our nation’s laws to create a path to legalization and citizenship. We seek to aid those who are in danger. We aggressively defend the rights of all immigrants who seek justice and dignity where they work and they live. We encourage solidarity with all other who have common interests. We rely on membership participation to implement our agenda. We reach out to both immigrants and non-immigrants to educate, organize and mobilize all interested people and their organizations to join with us. Our work will not end until our mission is accomplished. 

 
Contact Information

Phone: 601-968-5182

Fax: 601-968-5183

Email: 

Web:  yourmira.org

Organization Details

Steps Member Status:   Member Ally

Executive Director:   Bill Chandler

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Board Chair:  Board President, Jim Evans

Board Members:  16

Founded:  2000

Region:  Statewide

 
 

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