Immigrants Rising

How To Get Your Degree, From 3 Undocumented Students

Posted by: Communications on May 17, 2022

“I also want to be visible in this space so people also know that there's undocumented Black students.” — Shirleen Achieng, Immigrants Rising's Higher Education Program Participant

After Texas Court Ruling, What’s the Future for Young Immigrants and DACA Recipients?

Posted by: Communications on July 21, 2021

Categories: In the Media

"I've had DACA since 2012. I've been undocumented since 2001. And I'm 31 years old and I want to have peace of mind and live a normal life." — Ju Hong, Immigrants Rising's Leadership Council Member.

CVIIC Immigrant Entrepreneurship Project: Success Leads to Training for Second Cohort

Posted by: Communications on April 8, 2021

Categories: In the Media

“This program provides training and support to help participants facilitate the application of their current skills, knowledge and experience into the formation of a business." — Iliana Perez

Biden proposes a path to citizenship. Some Dreamers have already bailed.

Posted by: Communications on February 5, 2021

Categories: In the Media

“I grew up thinking that everything you want can only be achieved in the U.S. I thought, ‘this is where my dreams will happen. Why leave?’” — Geidy Portocarrero

How California schools can help undocumented middle and high schoolers receive legal aid

Posted by: Communications on January 21, 2021

Categories: In the Media

“It’s just so heartbreaking knowing that they could have been eligible for this option, but the only thing that is stopping them is the age or not knowing about this earlier." — Jesús Flores Rodríguez

[Guest Covid19 series post] Entrepreneurship Pathways, Regardless of Immigration Status

Posted by: Communications on December 23, 2020

Categories: In the Media

"I myself was an undocumented independent contractor before I obtained my work authorization through DACA in 2013." — Iliana G. Perez

Travis Credit Union hosts ‘Finance U’ event to promote financial aid

Posted by: Communications on December 5, 2020

Categories: In the Media

“By promoting a postsecondary education after high school, we are seeking to help youth avoid common financial vulnerabilities and build economic stability for themselves and the communities in which they live,” said Barry Nelson, president and CEO of Travis Credit Union, in the press release.

Virtual forums focus on educating teens on financial options for opportunities after high school

Posted by: Communications on December 2, 2020

Categories: In the Media

Travis Credit Union partners with SAYS, CSAC, Immigrants Rising, #WeBelonginCollege campaign and Personal Statement film, to host interactive virtual events designed to teach youth about financial aid opportunities.

‘Finance U’ events to give the 411 on financial aid and more

Posted by: Communications on December 1, 2020

Categories: In the Media

"Finance U" events are free, interactive, virtual events helping the youth learn about financial aid opportunities for postsecondary education and prepare for campus life and admissions.

Julio Navarrete

Creative Writing Class, Educator, Leadership Council, Staff

"Immigrants Rising to me is a community that will welcome you with open arms and support you even through your most difficult moments."