By RACHEL FREEMAN We are excited to help spread the word that Halmoni was just officially released online at http://www.halmonifilm.com for public view. The 21-minute documentary Halmoni poetically tells the story of a 24-year-old undocumented Korean, Ju Hong, who was able… Read More ›
By CAROLINA VALDIVIA The U.S.- Mexico Foundation’s Dreamers without Borders (DWB) program is a binational educational and learning service program designed for DACA beneficiaries of Mexican origin and Mexican Americans. They recently announced their 2017 summer travel opportunity. Selected beneficiaries will be hosted cost-free in… Read More ›
By CAROLINA VALDIVIA The Jaime Lucero Mexican Studies Institute and “Citizenship Now!” at the City University of New York (CUNY) just announced an opportunity to travel to Puebla, Mexico from January 10 to January 16, 2017.A small group of undergraduate and… Read More ›
By CAROLINA VALDIVIA The Undocumented Student Program at UC Berkeley has put together a very helpful overview on how to apply for and travel with advance parole as a DACA beneficiary in the next couple of months, including the risks and… Read More ›
By CAROLINA VALDIVIA Should I apply for advance parole? I am eligible to adjust my status, but need a “legal entry” and DACA-Advance Parole would help me with that, what can I do? I was granted Advance Parole, should I still travel abroad?… Read More ›
By CAROLINA VALDIVIA The DREAM Center at California State University, Northridge is hosting a workshop about applying for advance parole as a DACA beneficiary. If you live in the area and are interested in traveling abroad with DACA or TPS, definitely… Read More ›
By CAROLINA VALDIVIA The Central American Resource Center (CARECEN) is the largest Central American immigrant rights organization in the United States. The organization is committed to empowering Central Americans and all immigrants by defending human and civil rights, working for social and economic… Read More ›
By CAROLINA VALDIVIA The California-Mexico Studies Center (CMSC) recently announced two new opportunities for undocumented youth with DACA to travel to Mexico for 21 days. These opportunities are open to DACAmented folks regardless of the city/state they live in the U.S. You… Read More ›
By CAROLINA VALDIVIA The U.S.-Mexico Foundation (USMF), a US-based nonprofit organization, just launched its 2016 “Dreamers without Borders” Program. This program will provide undocumented young adults with DACA the opportunity to travel to Mexico from December 7th, 2016 to January 3rd, 2017…. Read More ›
By CAROLINA VALDIVIA The Immigration Law Offices of Hadley Bajramovic in California is a professional corporation of staff and attorneys who specialize in providing a wide range of immigration services (e.g. legal assistance applying to DACA). Currently, they are hosting an advanced parole… Read More ›
By CAROLINA VALDIVIA The Latino Center for Leadership Development just announced an opportunity to travel to Mexico during the summer for undocumented students with DACA. The DACA Cultural Exchange Program seeks to provide students an opportunity to learn about Mexican history and Mexico-US… Read More ›
By CAROLINA VALDIVIA The California-Mexico Studies Center is offering over 100 undocumented students with DACA, from colleges and universities in the Los Angeles area, the opportunity to travel to Mexico during the summer months of 2016. If chosen for this opportunity, you will receive the following… Read More ›
By CAROLINA VALDIVIA The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and Campus Diversity at the University of California, Davis and the University of California Education Abroad Program are hosting a webinar on studying abroad and applying for advance parole… Read More ›
By ALEXIS BUZ (Interviewed by Jairo Leon) Alexis Buz was born in Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco, México. He immigrated to the U.S. in 1996 with his parents at age two. Alexis grew up on a farm in Stockton CA, and graduated… Read More ›
