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Asian Americans Advancing Justice
Immigrant Justice Advocates is a campaign to make the US Deferred Action Program more approachable and more accessible to undocumented youths in America.
STRATEGY:
According to organizers in the field, there are two main obstacles facing undocumented youths: one is the stigma of being an “illegal” student, the other is the feeling of insecurity registering with the government. The solution: a brand that engages with students in an approachable away, but also emulates safety, security and professionalism, and a program that engages peers and educates teachers and administrators. Immigrant Justice Advocates lays a cool foundation for both registered and unregistered students. It utilizes very complicated government regulations and paperwork designed for optimum simplicity and legebility in Chinese, Spanish, English and Filipino.
About DACA: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is an American immigration policy that allows certain undocumented immigrants who entered the country before their 16th birthday and before June 2007 to receive a renewable two-year work permit and exemption from deportation. *Wikipedia
PAULA CRISOSTOMO DREAM CENTER
The first high school Dream Center in the United States, Paula Crisostomo Dream Center is a safe place for all students at Lincoln High. The Dream Center is a resource center located in Lincoln High School offering a safe space for students to explore their experiences and advocate for social justice.
What a privilege to be involved in the design of this monumental establishment. The Paula Crisostomo Dream Center is in room 510 at Lincoln High
Please call first, this is a classroom!
