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| Element | Possible Details | |---------|-------------------| | Heritage | First‑generation Mexican‑American, raised in a bilingual household in Los Angeles. | | Education | B.A. in Social Work (UCLA) + M.S.W. (CSU Northridge). | | Personal Catalyst | Survived a decade of intimate‑partner violence; escaped after obtaining a U‑visa and completing a shelter‑based empowerment program. | | Mission Statement | “To dismantle the silent barriers that keep Latina survivors invisible and to build pathways to safety, health, and economic independence.” |
Cruz’s Cuidarte program is a survivor‑led, culturally adapted intervention that integrates: latina abuse cassandra cruz work
A mixed‑methods evaluation (Cruz et al., 2021) revealed significant improvements in: A mixed‑methods evaluation (Cruz et al
Moreover, Cruz’s development of the Latina Survivors’ Scale (LSS) provided the first psychometrically validated instrument measuring empowerment dimensions specific to Latina cultural contexts (e.g., “familial solidarity,” “cultural identity affirmation”). 300 annual rise in income
Problem: One in four Latina women experiences intimate‑partner violence, yet only a third report it because of language barriers, immigration fears, and cultural stigma.
Solution (Cassandra Cruz’s Model): A culturally‑competent, bilingual ecosystem—hotline, shelter, job‑training, and legal advocacy—that has already helped over 3,000 survivors achieve safety and economic independence in just three years.
Impact: Survivors who complete the program see a 68 % increase in stable housing, a $5,300 annual rise in income, and a 90 % reduction in repeat‑abuse incidents.
Ask: $250,000 to expand the “Voces Libres” hotline to three additional California counties and to launch a mobile legal‑clinic serving rural Latina communities.