We are living in a time of ongoing uncertainty for the immigrant community. Threats of ending DACA and stalled federal immigration policies make us yearn for stability. We will continue to share updates on DACA as we receive them, but we want you to know that we are here for you—with or without DACA.

DACA Updates Read our latest update about DACA.

Undocuthrive with/out DACA Webinar Series

We want to help you prepare for a future without DACA. This webinar series will cover a range of topics—including immigration law, education, mental health, and entrepreneurship—to equip you with tools that can help you move forward with your life.

• DACA’s Future & My Legal Options
• Understanding & Assessing Mental Health Resources
• Income Generation Through Entrepreneurship
• Information is Power: Accessing Higher Education
• The Future of DACA: Understanding Permanent Legal Options & Entrepreneurship
• Getting a PERM; An Employment-based Green Card

Resources for DACA Recipients

• 10 Things You Can Do Right Now as a DACA Recipient
• Immigration Options Every Undocumented Person Should Know

Resources for Employers & Allies

• Advocating for Inclusive Work Policies
• Getting a PERM; An Employment-based Green Card
• Path2Papers’ Resources page for employers with DACA employees
• Presidents’ Alliance DACA & Undocumented Students page for educators and allies supporting students

More Topics To Explore

Most of our resources are created for those without DACA! Whether it’s learning about the long-term immigration options, starting your own business, or taking care of your mental and emotional well-being, we’ve got your back in your undocu-journey.

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Inspirational Stories

Cris Mercado

"There is no growth without discomfort. Not having a safety net might actually be one of the most powerful tools undocumented immigrants have available to them."

Alejandro Flores

"We are hustlers by nature because we need to survive."

Convincing My Mom to Get Her Papers

"It was so difficult to convince my mom to go through without me. She felt like she was failing me. I told her, ‘No, mom. It’s the system that continues to fail us."

A Second Opinion

"I wanted to get a second opinion because I hoped the first attorney had overlooked something. Or maybe things had changed. I'm so happy that I did get a second opinion because I learned that I had a potential remedy through political asylum."

Change Takes Time

"Things can change. You may find yourself eligible for something in the future. I was undocumented for almost 28 years. So it's a long process. But in the end, it's a positive process."

Karen Hernandez

"I moved to Canada because I eventually want to have kids and I couldn’t see that happening in the States."