Join UndocuProfessional’s 4th Annual Virtual Conference: Organized By and For Undocumented Communities!

The UndocuProfessionals Network Platform is hosting their 4th annual conference online, “Breaking Barriers, Building Futures,” to provide support and community to undocumented students transitioning to professional careers! There will be panels in the fields of STEM, education, entrepreneurship, art, law, and community advocacy. Undocumented students and professionals, with and without DACA and TPS, are encouraged to join. From the organizers of the conference: “this space is a reminder that we have abundance within us and in our communities that we continue to create and shape our own future!”

The conference will be held online on January 19th, 20th, and 21st. 

If you have any questions, please contact: undocuprofessionals@hotmail.com.

Program Schedule:

8:30am: Welcome, Introductions, and Check In

9am: Career Panel (On third day: Conversation Circles “are paid opportunities possible for undocumented students and individuals?”

11am: Vendors

12pm: Workshop Session 1: Professional Development

1:30pm: Break

2pm Workshop Session 2: Professional Development

3:30pm: Closing

Please see their official website for a list of speakers, and to register!

The deadline to register for undocumented students and individuals is January 15th, 2024!

The cost to attend for undocumented students and individuals is free.

The deadline to register if you are an ally, educator, professional, or staff is January 5th, 2024. The cost to register is $90.

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