DREAMers and UndocuALLY

Undocumented Student Action Week 2022

Join us for a week of free activities geared towards uplifting the undocumented voice and experience. All activities will be open to students, community members, staff and faculty.

Monday, Oct. 17

9–10 AM CCC SYSTEMWIDE WEBINAR SERIES

Supporting a Supportive Ecosystem through Local, State,
& Federal Advocacy

Register to Join by Zoom

NOON–1 PM USAW OPENING CEREMONY

In Library Quad

Join us in launching Foothill College’s annual
Undocumented Student Action Week! We’ll come
together in community to celebrate with
refreshments, music, and a beautiful butterfly
release!

Tuesday, Oct. 18

9–10 AM CCC SYSTEMWIDE WEBINAR SERIES

Supporting a Supportive Ecosystem through Local, State,
& Federal Advocacy

Register to Join by Zoom

NOON–1 PM UNDOCUALLY TABLING in the Library Quad

Come stop by our booth at the Library Quad to celebrate.

4–5 PM UNDOCU-WISDOM WEBINAR: KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!

Join Foothill’s Free Legal Immigration Service Provider Immigration Institute of the Bay Area (IIBA) for an overview of Know Your Rights information. This is an opportunity for Foothill to come together to gain tools and knowledge and responsibilities in supporting our undocumented community.

Register to Join by Zoom

 

Wednesday, Oct. 19

9–10 AM CCC SYSTEMWIDE WEBINAR SERIES

Centering the Undocumented Student Experience
Through Campuswide Collaboration

Register to Join by Zoom

NOON–1 PM UNDOCUHUSTLE

Demystifying financial aid for undocumented
students.

Meet us in the Toyon Room 2020

 

Thursdsay, Oct. 20

Film Screening: Status Pending

TIME: 12–1:30 PM & 6–7:30 PM
LOCATION: SMITHWICK THEATRE

We will be screening the short documentary "Status Pending" with filmmaker Priscilla Gonzalez followed by a panel discussion that inspires advocacy, passion, and community.

SYNOPSIS: This film portrays the five members of an informal support group comprised of first-generation, Mexican-American, immigration law-practitioners
contending with the constant attack on Immigrants and
Immigration Law. Through their perspectives, we see how
changes in the interpretation of the laws and in legal
procedures directly affect their clients by endangering their
safety and prolonging family separation.