Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance.
We are a non-profit organization, legally established in the United States that promotes and defends the universal right of religious freedom and human rights in Latin America and in the Spanish-speaking community within the United States.
We work from Washington D.C. and have ambassadors in: United States, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Brazil, Peru, Paraguay, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic and Spain.
We seek dialogue and coordination between religious groups without unifying religion, creed or doctrine. We believe in the foundation of friendship as a bridge and access for dialogue, all this with the goal of safeguarding, defending and protecting the freedom and natural rights of all.
To achieve this objective, our ambassadors promote and coordinate dialogue tables in each country, which are called "Multireligious Round Tables".
Through the multi-faith roundtables we promote dialogue and coordination for projects such as: Law, Public Policy, Legal Advocacy, Political Strategy and Communication Strategy.
February 2019. First Annual Forum, Washingon D.C. Museum of the Bible.
February 2020. Second Annual Forum. Washingon D.C. Museum of the Bible.
February 2020. Appointment of Estamos Unidos Ambassadors.
March 2021. Second Roundtable. Guatemala.
March 2021. Freedom of Religion Panel. Guatemala CONALIC.
Marzo 2021. Panel de Libertad de Religión. Guatemala CONALIC.
March 2021. Appointed as regional partner and official representative for Latin America.
May 2021. Third Roundtable. Guatemala.
May 2021. First Roundtable. Costa Rica.
June 2021. Road to Majority Conference. Orlando Florida.
On Tuesday, April 26, 2022, the Round Table was held at the National Palace of Guatemala, in which people from 24 different organizations participated.
Present were the President of the Republic of Guatemala, Alejandro Giammattei, and the United States Ambassador for International Religious Freedom, Samuel Dale Brownback.
February 2023. fourth forum of Estamos Unidos on Washington DC.
June 2024. Parliamentary front for religious freedom to be created
Congressmen from the Elefante, Vamos, Valor, Une, Cambio and Viva political blocs informed in a press conference the creation of a Parliamentary Front for the Protection of the Freedom of Religion. Members stated that they will present a bill, in the next few days, for the creation of said front.
July 2024. Parliamentarians promote freedom of religion
Congressman Rodrigo Pellecer, of the Elefante legislative bloc, in his capacity as president of the Parliamentary Front for the Protection of Religious Freedom, met with Rabbi Yaakov Flitchkin, executive director of the Alliance for Global Cooperation of the Jewish community in New York and with Abina Melquisdeck, executive director of the UAL Flight 93 Crew Memorial Chapel and Monument, located in Pennsylvania.
October 2024. Lawmakers commemorate international day for religious freedom
In the framework of the International Day for Religious Freedom, which is celebrated every October 27, the Parliamentary Front for the Protection of Religious Freedom, chaired by Congressman Rodrigo Pellecer, together with the President of the Congress, Nery Ramos y Ramos, and congressmen from different legislative blocs met with various religious representatives of the country.
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