Mental Health & Wellness Support for the Undocumented Community
Categories: General Announcements, Mental Health, Resources
Stay grounded and achieve your wellness goals by getting 1-1 support and practicing wellness with others.
Updates
April 2020 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
Life beyond DACA, Instagram LIVE chat to answer questions about college, easier access to the resources you need and more.
This Month’s Entrepreneurship Fund Kickstarter Grant Winner
Categories: Entrepreneurship, General Announcements
Congratulations to our Kickstarter Grant Winners who will receive support for their entrepreneurial projects: MuseRoom and Red Hair Salon.
Easier Access to the Resources You Need
Categories: General Announcements, Resources
New to Immigrants Rising? We’ve changed our website to make it easier for you to explore the topics that interest you.
CA Educators: Learn How to Strengthen Your Campus Website for Undocumented Students
Categories: General Announcements, Higher Education, Resources
New resource and webinar to strengthen your campus’ website and increase undocumented students’ access and success—whether your institution is getting started or taking it to the next level.
Your next boss could be an undocumented immigrant; growing number of business founders lack legal status
Categories: In the Media
Iliana G. Perez, Director of Research and Entrepreneurship at Immigrants Rising, shares her insight on undocumented people thriving as CEOs and entrepreneurs in America’s workforce.
We are LIVE on Instagram to Answer Undocumented Students’ Questions About Going to College
Categories: General Announcements, Higher Education
Are you an undocumented high school or transfer student in California who wants to go to college? Do you have questions about how to apply, attend, or pay for college? Join us LIVE on Instagram to get the support you need.
Beyond DACA – Resources You can Access While Waiting for the DACA Decision
Categories: General Announcements, Immigration Law, Resources
The Supreme Court will soon announce its decision on the future of DACA. Here are resources you can access now while you wait for the decision.
March 2020 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
Support to help you move forward during COVID-19 crisis, this month’s Entrepreneurship Fund Kickstarter Grant Winners, and more.
This Month’s Entrepreneurship Fund Kickstarter Grant Winner
Categories: Entrepreneurship, General Announcements
Congratulations to our Kickstarter Grant Winners who will receive support for their entrepreneurial projects: Juntos 2 College and Monarch Community Partners, LLC.
Virtual Wellness Gatherings
Categories: General Announcements, Mental Health
Held every Sunday and Wednesday evenings, Immigrants Rising's virtual Wellness Gatherings convene experienced facilitators—psychologists, coaches, traditional healers—to guide undocumented young people through educational materials and interactive activities.
Tangible Support to Help You Move Forward
Categories: General Announcements
You are not alone. Check out these resources for undocumented individuals.
Dreaming Higher: Investing in California’s Future by Investing in Undocumented Students
Categories: In the Media
"Today, 11 million undocumented people live in a state of constant uncertainty and fear that they could be ripped from their lives and the people they love at any moment. And yet these aspiring Americans continue to work, live, learn and pursue their dreams—strengthening the communities and institutions they’re an integral part of."
February 2020 Newsletter
Categories: Newsletters
Spring Webinars for students, educators and entrepreneurs, this month’s Kickstarter Grant Winners, Pre-Law Fund for future law students and more.
Spring Webinars
Categories: General Announcements, Resources
This Spring, we’re bringing you 5 webinars to share our knowledge on topics related to income generation, career options and institutional support for undocumented students.
Stories ›
Women’s March San Francisco 2020
Inclusion & Change Group, Scholar, Staff
"I march in gratitude for educators like Rosa Maria, my ESL teacher from Costa Rica, whom I met in Los Angeles when I was 17," said Marithza. "Her classroom was the only safe place that I had; it was the only place where I felt heard and seen. I left Rosa Maria’s class a year later with a new language, a new community and a commitment to my education."