The National Research Center on Hispanic Children & Families has extended its deadline for applications for their Research Scholars Program. The new deadline is April 1st. If chosen, the scholar will receive a stipend of $7,500 for a 12-month period.
Link to ApplyIn this webinar, experts from MPI will discuss the estimates of the population who may be denied a green card based on their existing use of benefits. They will also discuss the consequences of this new public charge rule and offer a Q&A session.
Link to Webinar RegistrationThis free webinar will review the challenges immigrants face surrounding public benefits and immigration status, strategies on how to help them overcome public charge concerns, and review the latest changes to the public charge policy.
Link to WebinarThis free webinar will discuss the latest updates on the public charge ruling, suggestions on how to discuss the latest development on public charge, and how to approach adjustment of status cases.
Read MoreThe National Research Center on Hispanic Children & Families is now accepting applications for their Research Scholars Program. The Center will award up to two stipends of $7,500 for a 12-month period to scholars interested in pursuing research in one of the Center’s four research priority areas.
Link to ApplyThe Volunteer Coordinator is responsible for animating persons and communities to solidarity with the migrants that the Kino Border Initiative serves. This role includes collaborating with all KBI staff team to implement programs, recruiting and engaging volunteers with KBI, and ensuring compliance with the KBI Safe Environment Program.
Read moreThe Center of Immigration and Child Welfare recently held a workshop to discuss immigration policies, challenges immigrants face, and best practices for working with immigrants and their families. To help support the agencies who work directly with immigrant clients the CICW put together a list of resources for this workshop. The information presented at the workshop as well as the list of resources are now available on the CICW website and can be accessed here:
Read moreThis is part two of a two-part series that will provide a basic framework for diving into immigration law. This may be especially helpful for practitioners new to the field, or those who know one or two areas of immigration law but want to get a better understanding of the whole.
Read moreThis is part one of a two-part series that will provide a basic framework for diving into immigration law. They will provide a basic framework where they will discuss the various agencies involved in immigration law, acronyms, the structure of the Act, and an overview of affirmative applications and removal proceedings. They will also discuss admission and selected grounds of inadmissability and deportability.
Link to WebinarThis conference will focus on presentations that point to new directions in research, policy, and practice in early education and care. THe topics will emphasize the intersections of theory, collective activism, and reconceptualizing practices in work with children, families, and communities. Within this larger framework, this year’s theme is Border/lands and (Be)longings.
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