The Warrior Spirit at the Heart of the Equality State
Trace the journey of Antonio Serrano, from founding Juntos in 2016 to leading historic advocacy as the Advocacy Director for the ACLU of Wyoming. Discover how his “Warrior Spirit” fueled the #WyoSayNo campaign and the Wyoming Rapid Response Network to protect the dignity of the “gente” across the Equality State.
We are the shield of our community
Our Community Protection program, formerly the Rapid Response Network, remains the frontline defense against ICE aggressions. We stand united, keeping our eyes peeled to document enforcement actions and empower families through Solidarity to ensure no one faces injustice alone.
Diversity is the foundation of Cheyenne’s future
As the heart of the “Equality State,” Cheyenne’s strength lies in its multicultural identity. Minorities now drive three-quarters of Wyoming’s population growth, making the protection of these communities essential for our city’s long-term social stability and institutional resilience.
Laramie County deserves local safety without federal overreach.
Juntos Wyoming denounces the recent swearing-in of 25 Laramie County deputies as immigration agents, viewing it as a dangerous government overreach. This move erodes public safety and threatens community harmony. We urge residents to demand local-focused policing strategies.
Prosperity requires the protection of all workers
Modern Wyoming cannot thrive while ignoring the $709 million contribution of its immigrant population. Juntos Wyoming advocates for a labor-focused strategy that recognizes immigrants as essential taxpayers and entrepreneurs who drive our local economies and sustain our social systems.
Our community is the backbone of Wyoming
As Wyoming faces unprecedented legislative shifts targeting our neighbors, Juntos Wyoming reinforces its institutional commitment to family stability and community dignity. We provide essential clinical evaluations and legal clinics to ensure that the “Equality State” remains a home for everyone.
Defending Our Community’s Fiscal Future
Juntos Wyoming is currently overseeing the final stages of the 2026 Budget Session, ensuring that state planning reflects the value of our diverse workforce rather than restrictive agendas. Following our institutional expansion into Casper’s Center at Melrose, we are utilizing our “Legislative Lowdown” platform to scrutinize the biennial budget and oppose harmful measures that threaten […]
New Look, Same Warrior Spirit
We are thrilled to unveil our new bilingual website and a refreshed logo that honors the vibrant diversity of our Wyoming community. By incorporating organic root motifs inspired by our core value of intersectionality, our new visual identity symbolizes the deep-seated connection between the diverse identities we serve and the local power we build. This […]
Victory in Uinta County
From 2018 to 2020, Juntos led a historic coalition of business, faith, and environmental leaders to block a proposed private immigration prison. We proved that Wyoming says ‘No’ to profiting off human suffering.