February 2021 Newsletter
Categories: General Announcements, Newsletters
Uplifting undocumented Black entrepreneurs making Black history today, effective practices to increase inclusivity for undocuAPI students, and more!
Updates
Biden proposes a path to citizenship. Some Dreamers have already bailed.
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
January 2021 Newsletter
Categories: General Announcements, Newsletters
Our new year statement, legal and college resources for undocumented immigrants, and more!
How California schools can help undocumented middle and high schoolers receive legal aid
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
🎉 Celebrating the launch of our new Life Outside the U.S. project
Categories: General Announcements, Resources, Webinars
Watch the conversation with project leads Beleza Chan, Alejandro Espinoza, and Katharine Gin from Tuesday, January 12, 2020!
[Guest Covid19 series post] Entrepreneurship Pathways, Regardless of Immigration Status
Categories: In the Media
"I myself was an undocumented independent contractor before I obtained my work authorization through DACA in 2013." — Iliana G. Perez
🎁 HOT OFF THE PRESS: 2021 Scholarship and Fellowship Lists
Categories: Financial Support, General Announcements, Resources, Services
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).
DACA Updates
Categories: General Announcements, Services
On Friday, December 4, 2020, a New York judge ordered the federal government to restore the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program to its original state. Here's what we know.
Travis Credit Union hosts ‘Finance U’ event to promote financial aid
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.
Stories ›
Leslie Dorosin
Donor/Supporter, Leadership Council
"There are all these passionate, articulate young adults who are working toward a better world despite all the challenges put in front of them."