Thank you, Kathy
Categories: General Announcements
We’d like to express our profound gratitude to Kathy for her instrumental contributions to Immigrants Rising.
Updates
A new chapter for Immigrants Rising
Categories: General Announcements
I feel confident that this is the perfect time for this transition to happen.
February 2023 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
Black immigrant justice organizations to follow, Pre-Law Bootcamp for undocumented people, Wellness Support Groups, CA Dream Act Application resources, and more.
January 2023 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
Empowering undocumented people to achieve their educational and career goals and thrive regardless of their status. Check out this newsletter for resources and more.
Defying the odds
Categories: Newsletters
If someone had told me this back in 2007, I’d have been utterly incredulous. And yet, here we are!
How Dreamers Contribute
Categories: In the Media
Saba Nafees and Reyna Maldonado share about the economic and cultural contributions of undocumented people and the need for a permanent immigration solution beyond DACA.
December Graduate Alex Allam Plans to Advocate for Immigrants
Categories: In the Media
“Upon the realization that almost every aspect of my life here is dictated by laws and statutes, I felt like it was critical for me to learn them to protect my family and my fellow immigrants."
November 2022 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
UndocuThrive with/out DACA Webinar Series, resources for philanthropists, educators, and allies seeking to support undocumented students, and more.
Introducing Our 2022 Mental Health Career Program Participants
Categories: Career Programs, General Announcements, Mental Health, Mental Health Career Program
We are excited to invite five aspiring undocumented therapists to our 2022-2023 Mental Health Career Program! Through their program participation, they will receive professional development, mentorship, and supervision clinical hours toward their professional licensure.…
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A Second Opinion
Creative Writing Class, Educator, Leadership Council, Staff
"I wanted to get a second opinion because I hoped the first attorney had overlooked something. Or maybe things had changed. I'm so happy that I did get a second opinion because I learned that I had a potential remedy through political asylum."