This webinar will review key outreach strategies for engaging immigrant populations, including how to successfully use social media to reach this community.
The International Rescue Committee is seeking a Children and Families Coordinator to work with families and coordinate services at its Phoenix, AZ Welcome Center.
This six-unit training will cover key practical skills for representing clients in their immigration cases.
This research brief developed by the Center on Immigration and Child Welfare focuses on post-release services for unaccompanied children and provides insights into the current gaps and needed improvements.
In child abuse and neglect prevention, it is important to take into consideration the unique historical, sociocultural, and linguistic contexts of a population. This systematic review analyzed interventions for use with Latinx immigrant populations.
This research explored the experiences of child welfare agencies and community partner organizations in serving immigrant children and families during the COVID-19 pandemic and highlights the adaptations implemented to address new challenges.
This research brief explores how U.S.-born children with immigrant parents were affected by changes in access to SNAP after the 1996 welfare reform.
This in-depth investigative report provides a detailed account of the family separation policy implemented during the Trump administration, including interviews with key decision makers.
This report, informed by the perspectives of 32 unaccompanied young adults, contains policy recommendations to improve the system that receives unaccompanied children in the U.S.
This final rule issued by DHS codifies the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy.
This factsheet explains the existing return process for unaccompanied children returning to their home countries, and describes how KIND’s Child Migrant Return and Reintegration Program can support children throughout the process.
This series of Spanish documents provides guidance on the principle of the best interests of children and the assistance and legal defense of children and adolescents in human mobility.
A federal judge has approved a settlement requiring U.S. Customs and Border Protection to ensure safe and sanitary housing for minors in border patrol custody in the El Paso and Rio Grande Valley sectors in Texas.
The Biden administration has proposed a new national identification card system for undocumented immigrants to provide them with temporary ID cards as they navigate their immigration cases.
400 children have been reunited with their parents after being separated at the U.S.-Mexico border under the Trump administration.
The ICE Office of Partnership and Engagement hosted a virtual engagement with over 30 individuals from various NGOs to hear feedback on the updated parental interests directive, which sets requirements for ICE to preserve access to family visitation and child welfare services for detained parents.
The Senate passed the Inflation Reduction Act and rejected attempts to include several harsh immigration enforcement provisions.
Asylum seeking families arriving at New York City homeless shelters are being separated in some cases due to lack of proper documentation to prove they are a family unit, causing some families to opt to sleep on the street
Although 400 children and families previously separated under the Trump administration have been reunited, some 1,000 still remain separated and ongoing efforts must be made to continue this reunification progress.
In the wake of the overturn of Roe v. Wade, unaccompanied immigrant children in U.S. custody who want to seek an abortion are being moved to states that don’t have new abortion restrictions as advocates call on ORR to expand their policy on abortion access.
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