Categories: General Announcements
Categories: General Announcements
At Immigrants Rising, we are more than an organization; we are a community. Our work is fueled by personal passion, driven by and for undocumented young people. Recently we have experienced tremendous growth in our organization and are in need of a new Operations Coordinator to join our staff team.…
Categories: In the Media
Published June 7, 2019.
Julio Navarrete, who was previously Immigrants Rising’s former 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.
Six years ago, Navarrete won political asylum in the U.S.…
Categories: In the Media
Published June 10, 2019.
DACA has been key in convincing undocumented young people that pursuing education is worth the investment, and there’s a concern that both high school graduation rates and college enrollment rates among undocumented youth could plummet without it.…
Categories: General Announcements, Newsletters
How to Create Fellowship Programs (For Educational Institutions) This resource shares how educational institutions can create “inclusive” fellowships that are available for all students regardless of immigration status.…
Categories: General Announcements
Published May 20, 2019.
San Diego City College hosted an inaugural conference with workshops, panels, and Q&A sessions focusing on education, empowerment, and awareness of the undocumented community.
Read the full story: City College empowers the community by sharing the undocumented student experience (The Mesa Press)…
Categories: In the Media
Published May 29, 2019.
New Latthivongskorn, 2010 and 2011 Scholarship Fund Recipient and Co-founder of Pre-Health Dreamers, became the first undocumented student to graduate from the UCSF School of Medicine. There are approximately 120 undocumented students currently in medical school.…
Categories: In the Media
Published May 23, 2019.
Iliana Perez, Director of Research and Entrepreneurship, received her PhD in Education Policy, Evaluation and Reform from Claremont Graduate University. There are very few undocumented students in graduate school, and Latinos account for less than 5% of doctorates in the United States.…
Categories: In the Media
Published May 23, 2019.
Luis Rivera, Community Engagement Fellow from 2017 to 2019, becomes one of the two undocumented students accepted into Harvard Medical School this year.
Read the full story: DACA recipient heads to Harvard Medical School (ABC7)…
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"Growing up in the Central Valley, an immigrant, and the son and grandson of farmworkers, I saw education as my ticket to stability, opportunity and a better life."