Helping Students Get Their UndocuHustle On: Introduction to Entrepreneurship (Lesson Plan)
Use this lesson plan to introduce entrepreneurship as a valid income-generating opportunity for anyone, regardless of immigration status.
Helping Students Get Their UndocuHustle On: Introduction to Entrepreneurship (Lesson Plan)
Introducing Our 2021 Pre-Law Fund Recipients!
Categories: Career Programs, General Announcements, Immigration Law, Pre-Law Program
We are thrilled to introduce the new cohort of Pre-Law Fund recipients for 2021.
Guide for Undocumented Individuals Traveling in the U.S.
This document provides an overview of some recommendations available to the public regarding safe travel protocols.
Immigrants Rising and Partner Organizations Awarded $5.41 Million to Support Undocumented Entrepreneurs
Categories: Entrepreneurship, General Announcements, Press Release
Immigrants Rising and eight partner organizations to form coalition serving immigrant entrepreneurs across California.
Your ticket to our 2021 Pre-Law Bootcamp
Categories: Career Programs, General Announcements, Immigration Law, Pre-Law Program
Apply for our Pre-Law Bootcamp Program by April 14!
Introducing Our 2020 Pre-Law Fund Recipients
Categories: Career Programs, General Announcements, Immigration Law, Pre-Law Program
This year, we have selected ten extraordinary individuals who have demonstrated their commitment to pursuing a career in the legal field.
Mental Health & Wellness Support for the Undocumented Community
Categories: General Announcements, Mental Health, Resources
Stay grounded and achieve your wellness goals by getting 1-1 support and practicing wellness with others.
We are LIVE on Instagram to Answer Undocumented Students’ Questions About Going to College
Categories: General Announcements, Higher Education
Are you an undocumented high school or transfer student in California who wants to go to college? Do you have questions about how to apply, attend, or pay for college? Join us LIVE on Instagram to get the support you need.
Stories of #UndocuHustle, Heartbreak and Humor
Categories: General Announcements
Watch videos of these brilliant undocumented storytellers sharing their stories of hustle, heartbreak, and humor.
DACA at the Supreme Court – The Day After
Categories: General Announcements, Immigration Law, Resources
Reflection on the historic day, the strength of the undocumented youth movement, and what we can do next while we wait for the decision.
Introducing our 2019-2020 Fellows
Categories: Career Programs, General Announcements
Immigrants Rising offers year-long fellowships for undocumented young people in the Bay Area and nationwide. This year, we selected 18 new fellows. They will benefit from extensive training and professional development in Entrepreneurship, High School Engagement, Higher Education, Immigration Law, and Research & Storytelling.…
Stay Informed, Remain Calm, and Know Your Rights
Categories: General Announcements, Immigration Law, Resources
Take action to protect and support the immigrant families and communities who are at greatest risk.
He Went From Undocumented Student to Teacher of the Year, Blazing a Path for Others
Categories: In the Media
Julio Navarrete, who was previously Immigrants Rising’s Arts & Creativity Manager and now serves on our Leadership Council, has been named “Teacher of the Year” at American High School, the largest in Fremont.
Meet our Newest Entrepreneurship Fund Grantees
Categories: Entrepreneurship, General Announcements
We are delighted to announce our newest Entrepreneurship Fund Grantees!
After a review of 216 proposals from 247 undocumented young people, living in 29 different states and hailing from 40 countries of origin, we have selected six entrepreneurial projects to support through our Entrepreneurship Fund.…
Dreams Don’t Have a Due Date
Categories: General Announcements
Lorenza is a single mom who believes no dream is too big to accomplish. Like many migrants arriving today, Lorenza came to the United States escaping violence and in search for a better life. After 11 years of working twelve-hour shifts, she was finally able to go back to school.…