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10 Years of DACA

Posted by: Communications on June 15, 2022

Categories: General Announcements

Our status has never determined our worth.
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In California for years, but still can’t qualify for in-state tuition

Posted by: Communications on May 18, 2022

Categories: In the Media

“There’s thousands of students that would be eligible.” — Nancy Jodaitis, Immigrants Rising’s Director of Higher Education Initiatives
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How To Get Your Degree, From 3 Undocumented Students

Posted by: Communications on May 17, 2022

Categories: In the Media

“I also want to be visible in this space so people also know that there's undocumented Black students.” — Shirleen Achieng, Immigrants Rising's Higher Education Program Participant
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It’s Finally Here! 2022 List of Scholarships & Fellowships

Posted by: Communications on April 8, 2022

Categories: General Announcements, Higher Education, Resources

Nothing stays the same forever.
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Rising Together in 2021

Posted by: Communications on December 30, 2021

Categories: General Announcements

What an incredible year this has been for our organization! Here’s the impact we’ll make.

Immigrants Rising Weighs in on Historic Opportunity To Expand DACA Eligibility and Allow More Immigrant Youth to Apply

Posted by: Communications on December 1, 2021

Categories: General Announcements, Press Release

Immigrants Rising submits comment to the Department of Homeland Security to advocate for a better, stronger Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
20 Year Anniversary AB 540 Conference

Celebrating 20 Years of AB 540

Posted by: Communications on October 13, 2021

Categories: General Announcements, Higher Education

Join us and our partners for the 20 Year Anniversary AB 540 Conference on Monday, October 18 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.!

We’re Hiring a Development Manager!

Posted by: Communications on September 27, 2021

Categories: General Announcements

We're looking for a development manager to join our growing team! Apply today!
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After Texas Court Ruling, What’s the Future for Young Immigrants and DACA Recipients?

Posted by: Communications on July 21, 2021

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.
Immigrants Rising is providing $500 in cash assistance and legal screenings to undocumented high school students in San Francisco Bay Area.

Immigrants Rising Provides Cash Assistance and Free Legal Screenings for Immigrant High School Students in San Francisco Bay Area

Posted by: Communications on June 28, 2021

Categories: General Announcements, Press Release

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
“The work that I do today encapsulates a lot of where I’ve been myself.” -- Victor García, Ed.D, Director of California Campus Catalyst Fund

Immigrants Rising Provides Direct Aid and Leadership Training to Central Valley Community

Posted by: Communications on June 11, 2021

Categories: General Announcements, Higher Education, Press Release

Learn how we're supporting and fostering leadership in California's Central Valley!
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Immigrants Rising and Partner Organizations Awarded $5.41 Million to Support Undocumented Entrepreneurs

Posted by: Communications on June 2, 2021

Categories: Entrepreneurship, General Announcements, Press Release

Immigrants Rising and eight partner organizations to form coalition serving immigrant entrepreneurs across California.
"I decided to pursue law school to gain the skillset needed to expand protections for immigrant and refugee communities in the U.S. and abroad.” — Arabi Hassan, Harvard Law Student

Your ticket to our 2021 Pre-Law Bootcamp

Posted by: Communications on April 9, 2021

Categories: Career Programs, General Announcements, Pre-Law Program

Apply for our Pre-Law Bootcamp Program by April 14!
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CVIIC Immigrant Entrepreneurship Project: Success Leads to Training for Second Cohort

Posted by: Communications on April 8, 2021

Categories: In the Media

“This program provides training and support to help participants facilitate the application of their current skills, knowledge and experience into the formation of a business." — Iliana Perez
In solidarity with Asian American immigrants in Georgia and across the nation.

Tonight: A space for solidarity and healing after the Atlanta shootings

Posted by: Communications on March 17, 2021

Categories: General Announcements, Mental Health

At 6 p.m. Pacific Time / 9 p.m. Eastern Time, we are holding a space for our community to process, reflect, share, and grieve together.

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Founded in 2006, Immigrants Rising transforms individuals and fuels broader changes. With resources and support, undocumented people are able to get an education, pursue careers, and build a brighter future for themselves and their community.

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