Join the UndocuSpartan Student Resource Center (USRC) and other campus and community organizations in creating awareness around immigration during Immigrant Advocacy Days from April 22 to May 1. The USRC aims to inform and empower campus and community members by highlighting free and local events like legal services, presentations, lectures, and civic engagement. We will send daily emails during Immigrant Advocacy Days with event descriptions and organization highlights so keep an eye out for those! We will conclude Immigrant Advocacy Days with the San Jose May Day Rally and March.
If you have any questions and/or concerns, please contact us!
We are motivated students mobilizing to create a strong student support group for Undocumented students and their Allies.
Meetings are every Thursday at 6:30pm at the Martin Luther King Library, 5th Floor Cultural Heritage Center Program Room
Contact Information: INFO@SAHESJSU.ORG
Other Events
The Spartan Food Pantry (SJSU’s first full service, staffed, walk-in pantry offering perishable goods, fresh produce, and refrigerated goods) is now open!
Location:
Diaz Compean Student Union
Hours:
Mon-Tues: 2-6 PM
Wednesday: 10 AM- 3 PM
Thursday: 10 AM- 2 PM
Friday: 11 AM- 2 PM
Spartan Food Pantry is for currently enrolled students, please ensure to bring your Tower ID Card when visiting the pantry.
Expand their skills on policy advocacy, community organizing, campaign development, leadership development, social justice and more.
Learn more about immigrant and refugee rights and meet with local community leaders, advocates, and organizers who are leading social change.
Receive a stipend at the end of the program!
Receive a free shirt & free field trips
In order to apply, you must:
Must be a high school or college student age 14-22 years old
Must be passionate about immigrant and refugee rights
Must have interest in learning about community organizing
Must be able to commit to all institute dates, field trips and graduation
Immigrants Rising Fellowships - Deadline May 1st
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA (click on links)
High School Engagement Fellowships: Expand your knowledge about educational access and topics affecting undocumented young people while supporting high schools to develop and implement sustainable support systems for undocumented students.
Higher Education Fellowships: Expand undocumented students’ access to higher education through training, resource creation, and outreach.
Immigration Law Fellowships: Receive hands-on training in immigration law in order to educate undocumented people about their immigration options.
NATIONWIDE
Entrepreneurship Fellowships: Learn to promote entrepreneurship opportunities open to all immigrants regardless of status; research and build a network that supports entrepreneurs in your community.
