The search is on for our next Executive Director!
Categories: General Announcements
We're excited to share that job description with you today. We invite you to circulate it widely among your networks!
Author: Communications
Thank you, Kathy
Categories: General Announcements
We’d like to express our profound gratitude to Kathy for her instrumental contributions to Immigrants Rising.
A new chapter for Immigrants Rising
Categories: General Announcements
I feel confident that this is the perfect time for this transition to happen.
February 2023 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
Black immigrant justice organizations to follow, Pre-Law Bootcamp for undocumented people, Wellness Support Groups, CA Dream Act Application resources, and more.
January 2023 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
Empowering undocumented people to achieve their educational and career goals and thrive regardless of their status. Check out this newsletter for resources and more.
Defying the odds
Categories: Newsletters
If someone had told me this back in 2007, I’d have been utterly incredulous. And yet, here we are!
How Dreamers Contribute
Categories: In the Media
Saba Nafees and Reyna Maldonado share about the economic and cultural contributions of undocumented people and the need for a permanent immigration solution beyond DACA.
December Graduate Alex Allam Plans to Advocate for Immigrants
Categories: In the Media
“Upon the realization that almost every aspect of my life here is dictated by laws and statutes, I felt like it was critical for me to learn them to protect my family and my fellow immigrants."
DACA Updates
Categories: General Announcements, Services
On July 16, 2021, a Texas federal court ruled that DACA is illegal. While appeals are pending, the original decision stands, which means that the program continues for those who currently or formerly had DACA.
Stories ›
Sara Quezada
Program Participant
"Being part of the Wellness Support Group fueled my inspiration to continue my master’s program so that I can create more opportunities like this for undocumented parents like me."