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Want to be in a commUNITY who believes in helping each other?
We Are The Others (WATO) serves two functions: we are a community of solidarity for vulnerable populations, and we connect those in need with the resources and services that can help them (confidentially, and at no cost).
WATO is committed to helping people feel safe, seen, secure, and supported. From helping Grandma to get a new pair of glasses, to needing aid after a disaster, to finding resources about your rights, to assistance paying your bills… our commUNITY is here.
There is NO FEE to join us. We just ask that you contribute as you can. That could look like sharing with others in need about us. Inviting people to join the community and movement. Letting us know about resources, organizations, or groups that we could partner with or who could use our services. Volunteer a few hours a month. Or make a donation. All ways of participation in the community are appreciated.
Come join our Community and Movement.
Discover what it takes to complete the journey to bring together community, connection, and collaboration. Join Mellissa Rempfer, as she takes you along the yellow brick road to Community, Connection, and Collaboration - Oh My!
Mayita Sanchez will explore how collaboration, creativity, and public-private partnerships (PPPs) can unlock bold, sustainable solutions to pressing neighborhood challenges. Drawing from her work across government, nonprofits, and grassroot spaces, she’ll share tangible examples of how aligning resources and working across sectors can lead to transformative impact.
In this powerful and inspiring talk, Amy Zellmer shares her deeply personal journey from traumatic brain injury survivor to nationally recognized advocate and speaker. Whether you're advocating for yourself, your community, or a cause you believe in, Amy will guide you through tangible ways to speak up, be heard, and turn your passion
into purpose.
Do you know how to recongize and support someone who maybe in mental distress? We are stronger personally, professionally, and as a community when we are able to be aware and support each other during times of mental distress. Come join this highly valuable session hosted by Mirit Sloves, a LMFT, PhD, and Owner of Meridian Health.
Empathy is a beautiful concept—but without action, it’s just a feeling. In this powerful session, Adrienne Barker, MAS, brings her “Because I Care” initiative and Climates of Respect anti-bullying program together to show how small, intentional actions can transform lives in the spaces we live, learn, and work.
Drawing on her experiences as a Guardian ad Litem, business strategist, and global etiquette educator, Adrienne unpacks how:
- Words and behavior shape safety—online and off
- Emotional neglect and bullying hide in plain sight
- Adults and youth alike are desperate to feel seen, safe, and supported
She offers practical tools for educators, parents, leaders, and community builders to create cultures of emotional dignity—whether you're managing a team, raising a child, or advocating for someone with no voice.
This talk is equal parts inspiration and intervention—because caring is more than kind... it’s courageous.
Join Athar Haseebullah, Executive Director of ACLU of Nevada, for an important discussion on individuals' rights in the face of immigration enforcement. The presentation will go over individuals' rights and how to invoke them, along with covering best practices when dealing with immigration enforcement actions.
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