Updates

A reflection on the reality of millions of Venezuelans who, beyond political speeches and decisions, continue to wait for answers, justice, and the possibility of living in peace again.

Coming soon, VAM will premiere “7.5 Among the Rubble,” a documentary about the pain, resilience, and hope of communities deeply marked by tragedy.

GBH reports on a federal lawsuit filed in Massachusetts by three immigrants and the Venezuelan Association of Massachusetts against the Trump administration after the cancellation of parole tied to the CBP One system.

Coverage by Yvke Mundial highlighted how Venezuelan runners and cyclists in Massachusetts came together through “50K Venezuela” to raise funds for medical relief and rebuilding efforts after the June 24 earthquakes.

The Boston Pilot highlighted the participation of the Venezuelan Association of Massachusetts (VAM) in relief efforts for communities affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela. The article features VAM’s collaboration with St. Benedict Parish in Somerville, as well as the commitment of the Venezuelan community in Massachusetts to raising funds, collecting supplies, and providing assistance to those affected.

The report focuses on how Venezuelan community organizations in Massachusetts are raising funds, coordinating resources, and supporting families affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela.

El Planeta highlighted the response of the Venezuelan Association of Massachusetts (VAM) and the Venezuelan and Latino communities in Boston following the earthquakes in Venezuela, emphasizing emergency relief efforts, fundraising initiatives, and the mobilization of volunteers to support affected families and communities.

NBC Boston highlighted the mobilization of the Venezuelan community in Massachusetts and the participation of the Venezuelan Association of Massachusetts (VAM) in supporting families affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela, sharing information, and coordinating relief resources.

GBH News highlighted the mobilization of the Venezuelan Association of Massachusetts (VAM) and the Venezuelan community in Massachusetts to provide humanitarian support to families affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela by coordinating relief efforts, resources, and assistance from the state.

CBS Boston highlighted the mobilization of the Venezuelan community in Massachusetts and the efforts of the Venezuelan Association of Massachusetts (VAM) to support families affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela through an emergency fundraising campaign, volunteer coordination, and humanitarian assistance.

Great news! Tickets for the first-ever historic Venezuelan Night at the Red Sox are now available.

In a productive meeting, we discussed strategies to strengthen support for TPS beneficiaries and help ensure their well-being in Massachusetts.