Immigrants Rising

Immigrants Rising and Partner Organizations Awarded $5.41 Million to Support Undocumented Entrepreneurs

Posted by: Communications on June 2, 2021

Categories: Entrepreneurship, General Announcements, Press Release

Immigrants Rising and eight partner organizations to form coalition serving immigrant entrepreneurs across California.

"I decided to pursue law school to gain the skillset needed to expand protections for immigrant and refugee communities in the U.S. and abroad.” — Arabi Hassan, Harvard Law Student

Your ticket to our 2021 Pre-Law Bootcamp

Posted by: Communications on April 9, 2021

Categories: Career Programs, General Announcements, Immigration Law, Pre-Law Program

Apply for our Pre-Law Bootcamp Program by April 14!

In solidarity with Asian American immigrants in Georgia and across the nation.

Tonight: A space for solidarity and healing after the Atlanta shootings

Posted by: Communications on March 17, 2021

Categories: General Announcements, Mental Health

At 6 p.m. Pacific Time / 9 p.m. Eastern Time, we are holding a space for our community to process, reflect, share, and grieve together.

Life Outside the U.S. Launch Party event info

Celebrating the launch of our new Life Outside the U.S. project

Posted by: Communications on January 6, 2021

Categories: General Announcements, Resources

Watch the conversation with project leads Beleza Chan, Alejandro Espinoza, and Katharine Gin from Tuesday, January 12, 2020!

Scholarship and Fellowship Lists

Posted by: Communications on December 17, 2020

Categories: General Announcements, Resources

Now with 427 undergraduate and 306 graduate/post-graduate scholarships and fellowships that do not require proof of citizenship or legal permanent residency (495 open to undocumented individuals without DACA).

Transcending the American Dream

Posted by: Communications on December 3, 2020

Categories: General Announcements, Resources

Our dreams and lives were never meant to be held back by the confines of the U.S. borders.

“I could've possibly benefited from SIJS had I been aware of this remedy. It was a missed opportunity.”

What is the Special Immigrant Juvenile Status?

Posted by: Communications on November 12, 2020

Categories: General Announcements, Immigration Law, Resources

“I could've possibly benefited from SIJS had I been aware of the remedy. It was a missed opportunity.” - Alejandro Garcia.