Refugee Justice League

Women of the World is a non-profit organization based in Salt Lake City, UT, dedicated to empowering forcibly displaced women by helping them achieve self-reliance, economic success, and a voice in the community. Through their programs, scholarships, and events like the Annual Fashion Show and Cultural Gala, Women of the World inspires and supports women from all nations to uplift and empower each other. With the generous support of private foundations, corporations, and individuals, Women of the World funds its ongoing programmatic and administrative needs to serve forcibly displaced women. As a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charity, all donations to Women of the World are tax-deductible, making it possible for the organization to continue making a profound and measurable impact in the lives of women and girls in need.Generated from the website

One of our main undertakings is to fight for passage of the national Community Choice Act, which will allow persons who need assistance to live to choose whether to receive needed assistance at home, surrounded by friends, family and neighbors, or in a nursing home. Click on the logo at the left for more information about the Community Choice Act. We are members of ADAPT -- a national grass roots activists organization fighting for the civil rights of persons with disabilities, using the principles of non-violent action. ADAPT is the main force behind the Community Choice Act effort. Click on the ADAPT logo to go to their web site and learn more about our efforts at the national level. The Disabled Rights Action Committee has partnered with the "Don't Disable the Disabled" public relations campaign to raise awareness on the importance of respecting accessible parking that is reserved for persons with disabilities, including insuring vans can deploy their lifts. For more information on this important campaign, click the logo to the left. To donate via PayPal to this important public information campaign click on the "Donate" button below. Is there an issue or civil rights violation you believe DRAC should dealing with or attacking? Let us know.