Join the New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) for an in-depth training on navigating public benefits for immigrants in New York State. The training is intended for staff and volunteers of […]

What's the difference between giving friendly advice and the unauthorized practice of law? Join the New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) to understand why this distinction is essential. Through real-world case […]

This group is for parents and caregivers of teens and young adults experiencing or dealing with substance use. These weekly meetings in Spanish are facilitated by trained bilingual specialists who […]

Únete a nuestro taller y aprende qué hacer si tiene un encuentro con los agentes de ICE (la migra) y cómo hacer un plan familiar para situaciones de emergencia. Aprende […]

This group is for parents and caregivers of teens and young adults experiencing or dealing with substance use. These weekly meetings in Spanish are facilitated by trained bilingual specialists who […]

This course, free and open to educators throughout New York State, will explore the complexities of immigration and give participants time to reflect on existing practices and identify ways to strengthen supports for immigrant students and families. Participants will explore ways to create a safe and welcoming environment, and to support immigrant students academically, linguistically and socio-emotionally.

A festive evening of live music and mantra. Kirtan is an ancient yoga practice using call-and-response singing of simple mantras that calm the mind, open the heart, and connect participants […]

If you missed the benefit showing of  Borderland/The Line Within, you can catch it  at Upstate Films in  Rhinebeck followed by conversation with director Pamela Yates and producer Paco de […]

Join the New York for All and Dignity not Detention campaigns to demand that the NY State Legislature pass two bills to help protect and defend immigrant New Yorkers. The Interfaith Center of NY writes that attacks against immigrant communities are escalating by the day and points to the need for legislation to help protect our neighbors.

This course, free and open to educators throughout New York State, will help educators explore and identify what advocacy can look like in schools and classrooms, learn ways to help immigrant access college and career resources, and understand how to empower immigrant youth in and out of school. Registration closes May 1.