February 2020 Newsletter
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Spring Webinars for students, educators and entrepreneurs, this month’s Kickstarter Grant Winners, Pre-Law Fund for future law students and more.
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January 2020 Newsletter
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Speaking out at the Women’s March, new Pre-Law Fund for students applying to law school, DACA author breaks into the publishing industry, and more.
2019: A Year of Transforming Fear into Hope and Opportunity
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Read what we have done this year to transform fear and uncertainty into hope and opportunity for undocumented young people nationwide.
November 2019 Newsletter
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Stories of #Undocuhustle, Heartbreak, and Humor, Newest Kickstarter Grant Winner, DACA Update, and more.
September 2019 Newsletter
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Recap from our Catalyst Fund Statewide Convening, a new guide to help you build on-campus undocumented student programs, and more!
August 2019 Newsletter
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Entrepreneurship Fund Kickstarter Grants, posters to create safe and inclusive spaces for immigrant students, public charge update, and more.
July 2019 Newsletter
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Conversation about fear with Jorge Ramos, new webinar on Creating Fellowship Programs, recap from Fellowship Kickoff Retreat, and more
June 2019 Newsletter
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Learn How to Get Started with Your Freelance Work
Immigrants Rising is partnering with Samaschool to deliver two one-day workshops specifically tailored for immigrants interested in starting to work as an independent contractor. Join us for this in-person workshop on either July 9th or July 30th in the SF Bay Area.…
May 2019 Newsletter
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Check out these inspiring stories of Immigrants Rising’s family members rising above.
NEW RESOURCES
How to Create Fellowship Programs (For Educational Institutions) This resource shares how educational institutions can create “inclusive” fellowships that are available for all students regardless of immigration status.…
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Women’s March San Francisco 2020
Inclusion & Change Group, Scholar, Staff
"I march in gratitude for educators like Rosa Maria, my ESL teacher from Costa Rica, whom I met in Los Angeles when I was 17," said Marithza. "Her classroom was the only safe place that I had; it was the only place where I felt heard and seen. I left Rosa Maria’s class a year later with a new language, a new community and a commitment to my education."