August 2021 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
Funding opportunities for immigrant entrepreneurs, 2021 Pre-Law Fund recipients, Grant for students with a Cal Grant B award, and more!
Updates
Introducing Our 2021 Pre-Law Fund Recipients!
Categories: Financial Support, General Announcements, Pre-Law Fund
We are thrilled to introduce the new cohort of Pre-Law Fund recipients for 2021.
July 2021 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
Updates on DACA and our response to the Texas judge’s ruling, sneak peek on new opportunities for undocumented community, and more.
After Texas Court Ruling, What’s the Future for Young Immigrants and DACA Recipients?
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.
June 2021 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
Happy Pride & Immigrant Heritage Month from Immigrants Rising!
Immigrants Rising Provides Cash Assistance and Free Legal Screenings for Immigrant High School Students in San Francisco Bay Area
Categories: Educational Partnerships, Financial Support, General Announcements
Immigrants Rising is providing $500 in cash assistance and legal screenings through its Immigration Legal Intake Service (ILIS) to more than 120 immigrant students in Alameda County and San Francisco
Immigrants Rising Provides Direct Aid and Leadership Training to Central Valley Community
Categories: California Campus Catalyst Fund, Educational Partnerships, General Announcements
Learn how we're supporting and fostering leadership in California's Central Valley!
Immigrants Rising and Partner Organizations Awarded $5.41 Million to Support Undocumented Entrepreneurs
Categories: Entrepreneurship Fund, General Announcements
Immigrants Rising and eight partner organizations to form coalition serving immigrant entrepreneurs across California.
May 2021 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
Happy Asian Pacific American Heritage Month from Immigrants Rising!
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Karen Hernandez
Scholar
"I moved to Canada because I eventually want to have kids and I couldn’t see that happening in the States."