IJPC's YES (Youth Educating Society) Program is youth-led for immigrants and their allies in high school and college. This meeting will focus on how YES members can respond to DACA's September 5th deadline for court action.

The MARCC ID is a community photo ID that anyone can sign up for. The IDs have been useful for the undocumented community, people experiencing homelessness and those returning from being incarcerated. Su Casa & Catholic Charities are the organizations running the registration events and they need your help! This fall, Su Casa plans to have more community ID drives and they need volunteers like you to help make the process go smoothly.

Dater High School Presents "Immigration Facts, Myths, and Available Services: Know Your Rights"

Book Connection author Reyna Grande will speak on immigration and the American Dream Held at Northern Kentucky University in the  Votruba Student Union Ballroom (519 Johns Hill Road Highland Heights, KY 41076) Free advance tickets are required and can be obtained by emailing firstyearprograms@nku.edu 

YES will not stop pressuring our members of Congress until we see the DREAM Act pass. Along with our social media campaign, YES will have a rally where we will give a midterm grade to our members of Congress for how they represent their commitment on immigration policy. Please join us Sunday, November 12 outside Portman's office as we give all of our members of Congress a midterm grade.

Join our December Immigration Learning Community meeting as we discuss how climate change and natural disasters affect migration.

In light of the recent immigration enforcement action, Supporting Latino Families of Northern Kentucky and local allies are asking for the community's help and support. Come hear what's happened, what the community needs and what you can do to help.

The Columbus Crossing Borders film Breathe Free is a moving, powerful documentary that shares the stories of refugees and the art exhibit inspired by those stories. Through the lens of filmmaker Doug Swift, we are introduced to those who fled war, violence and persecution. We witness the unease and fear surrounding U.S. border issues. And we learn how this leads to 34 artists producing a project based on forced migration.

Experience a visual tribute to resilience, strength, and courage in this traveling exhibit of 34 artists illustrating the stories of migrants. The pop-up exhibit opens at 10 am. on Wednesday, Jan. 11. A reception will be held from 4 to 7 pm. Register for the reception on Eventbrite.