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Welcome to the 16th issue of COLLECTIVE VOICE, a Newsletter by the Crossing Borders Project.
Collective Voice provides updates, information and news regarding immigration, domestic and sexual violence.
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Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Does someone you know qualify for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) but can't afford the applicaton fee?
The United Food Commercial Workers Local 21 has started this non-profit community organization called 21 Progress in an effort to help with the application fee. Check out their Lending Circles Program. |
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Save the Date: Webinar Series by Casa de Esperanza and Assista
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Casa de Esperanza and Assista partner up to bring you a series of webinars in English and Spanish. The first two have been announced. Check out this flier for more details. |
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NIWAP and American University Washington College of Law |
Do you need useful data to strengthen the conversation with law enforcement representatives at your task force?
The National Immigrant Women's Advocacy Project and the American University Washington College of Law are making this possible by releasing the national survey on the experiences of immigrant survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking in their interaction with law enforcement. |
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NIWAP Resource Library
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Supporting Muslim and Immigrant Communities in time of tragedy...
In light of the tragedy that took place at the Boston Marathon event this past April 15, 2013, One America has provided some useful steps for advocates and communities. |
