Search Results for: Know Your Rights

...He is pitting us against our neighbors, but we will not turn our back on each other. We know our strength is in our diversity, in supporting families, and in...

...from Afghanistan, Congo, Ecuador, Somalia, Ukraine, Myanmar, Nepal, Bangladesh, Venezuela and other countries. “This morning, our immigrant rights community showed up to give the asylum seekers arriving in Buffalo the...

...working on on human rights and workers rights issues, as well as faith-based and health groups, to act as advocates for the campaign. The purpose is to push the state...

...and advice on how to make a plan from trusted organizations Organize Know Your Rights and Immigration information sessions in partnership with immigrant advocacy organizations Actively engage families and CBOs...

...wherever our people are. We’re out in the community. We want people to know what we do and that they can trust that we’re going to the absolute best job...

...decision came after New York State Attorney General Letitia James and immigrant rights groups requested an injunction of the new rule in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. The ruling was...

...pain and senseless cruelty in our Muslim communities. But we also know that much more is needed to ensure that all immigrants are protected and empowered. The U. S. Citizenship...

...by 85 organizations representing immigrant rights and advocacy, legal services, labor, faith, civil rights, LGBTQI, women’s rights, and anti-violence groups, today’s march brought together New Yorkers to send a clear...

...larger organizations don’t know we provide legal services now because we’ve mostly been known for social work and case management. But it’s really important for us that people know this...

...mainly low-income communities and immigrant communities throughout the Asian community. Our founding is based on the Chinese community, but we know that the Asian community is growing in different arenas,...