Brazilian Women's Group

The Brazilian Women's Group is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and empowering women from Brazil and the Brazilian community in Brighton, MA. Since its establishment in 1995, the organization has served as a vital resource for immigrant women navigating life in the United States, providing a safe space for dialogue, cultural exchange, and community building. The Brazilian Women's Group brings together women of diverse ages, backgrounds, and professions—including educators, healthcare professionals, students, and entrepreneurs—to address the unique challenges and opportunities facing Brazilian immigrant women. The organization operates with structural support from the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers (MAPS) and receives funding from prestigious partners including the National Institute of Safety and Health (NIOSH), Tufts University, Boston Women's Fund, Resist, and University of Massachusetts Lowell. Through its programming and initiatives, the Brazilian Women's Group promotes political awareness, cultural understanding, and community development while remaining open and welcoming to all interested women. The organization recognizes the multifaceted roles women play within their families and communities, from caregivers to professionals, and provides support tailored to these varied experiences. By fostering connections and facilitating meaningful conversations, the Brazilian Women's Group continues to strengthen the fabric of the Brazilian community in the Brighton area while contributing to broader conversations about immigrant women's experiences and rights.