Immigrants & NY
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What Does It Mean To Live In My Own Place?
Making Policy Public
The Newtown Creek BOA
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Grand Army Plaza
Urban Investigations
Engage to Change
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Record It. Report It!
Public Access Design
Immigration and ICE resources
With the recent ICE raids and continued attacks on the liberties of immigrants, accessible and reliable information is more important than ever. Below is a list of resources we’ve developed over the past year for communities vulnerable to ICE raids or who are facing deportation.
We’re Watching is a Spanish and English guide to safely documenting interactions with ICE and the police (including how to document as a witness). Our partners, Justice Committee, also made an additional handout with more information on documenting ICE. You can read it here in Spanish and here in English.
Immigrants & NY is a fold-out poster in Spanish, French, and English that guides immigrants in New York State on how to avoid immigration scams, protect their families when interacting with ICE, and create a plan for their family in the event of deportation. We made the guide with the New York Immigration Coalition — learn more about their work here.
Planning for your children’s future is a guide in Spanish and English for families facing detainment or deportation. The guide includes age-appropriate tips on how to talk to children and involve them in the process, and how to plan for such an event with your family and a potential caregiver. We teamed up with the Center for Family Life to make these guides — you can read more about their work here.
And below is a list of some organizations, including groups we’ve worked with, who are doing work on the ground to fight for and uplift immigrant rights.
Black Alliance for Just Immigration (BAJI)
New Immigrant Community Empowerment
