In Solidarity With Breonna Taylor and #BlackLivesMatter
Categories: General Announcements
We demand justice to come for Black women and this country to treat Black people with dignity and respect.
Updates
NEW RELEASE: Access Our 2021 Educational Resource Binder Today!
Categories: General Announcements, Higher Education, Resources
"The Educational Resource Binder really helps me point students to whatever they might need." — Pamela Ortiz Cerda
We’re Hiring! Seeking an Immigration Attorney to Join as Our Legal Services Manager
Categories: General Announcements
We are seeking a Legal Services Manager who will join our talented and enthusiastic team to lead us into the next phase of our legal services program.
Now Accepting Applications for our High School Career Program
Categories: Career Programs, General Announcements
“This program has motivated me to do more for those going through the struggles I did back in high school and empower our immigrant communities through education.” — Hugo, Program Participant, 2019-2020
August 2020 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
#UndocuHustle Educator Preview Day, resources to help you advocate for racial justice, build a campus website for undocumented students and more!
July 2020 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
We’re excited to announce our new #UndocuHustle Learning Hub, recipients of our Pre-Law Fund, new DACA resources, and more!
Get Your #UndocuHustle on!
Categories: Entrepreneurship, General Announcements, Resources
We’re proud to launch the #UndocuHustle Learning Hub, a first-of-its-kind resource providing vital learning support for future immigrant entrepreneurs regardless of immigration status.
Introducing Our 2020 Pre-Law Fund Recipients
Categories: Career Programs, General Announcements, Immigration Law, Pre-Law Program
This year, we have selected ten extraordinary individuals who have demonstrated their commitment to pursuing a career in the legal field.
Iliana Perez on the Future of Dreamers After the Supreme Court Decision
Categories: In the Media
"I graduated in 2009 with a degree in math. I chose a subject that I thought would open opportunities here or in another country. Given that this was way before DACA, I definitely thought about leaving the country to pursue different opportunities." Listen to Iliana's new podcast with Rational Middle.
June 2020 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
Update on DACA, “The Village Speaks” discussion on systemic racism, living as an undocumented Black immigrant, and more!
DACA Ruling Safeguards Dreamers on the Front Lines of Covid-19
Categories: In the Media
"The future is even less certain for those in a Dreamer’s orbit. 'They’re most concerned about the family members that they provided information about in order to apply,' said Katharine Gin, executive director of Immigrants Rising, whom Courthouse News spoke to in May about the mental toll on Dreamers awaiting the ruling."
Supreme Court upholds DACA, protecting hundreds of thousands from deportation
Categories: In the Media
“While this decision is certainly a win, DACA was never intended to be a long-term solution and the majority of undocumented youth today are not eligible for the protections and opportunities afforded by the DACA program. We urge Congress to pass immigration reform that will enable undocumented youth and their families to thrive in the United States,” wrote Katharine Gin, executive director at Immigrants Rising.
Beyond DACA
Categories: General Announcements, Immigration Law, Resources
The Supreme Court rules in favor of DACA. DACA recipients will continue to receive benefits and protections.
Immigrants Rising hosts Black Lives Matter webinar
Categories: In the Media
"Hundreds of people around the nation tuned in to listen to an important and urgent conversation about the intersections of being Black and undocumented in the United States as well as taking action to stop the ongoing dehumanization and terrorism of Black lives."
Join us today – DACA decision day!
Categories: General Announcements, Immigration Law, Resources
The Supreme Court ruled to allow the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program to continue. Tonight, we will hold an online community gathering when we will share details about the Supreme Court decision and how it impacts recipients.
