Get Involved
Join us in making a difference in the lives of immigrant youth in the Inland Empire! Explore
hands-on opportunities, from volunteering to fundraising, and be an essential part of driving real change in our community.
Share Your Story
Step into the spotlight and let your story shine! Do you have a remarkable journey, a moment of triumph, or a tale of resilience that has shaped who you are today? We are eager to hear the unique narratives that make our community vibrant. Share your narrative with us—we're ready to celebrate your journey!
Become an Ally
Become a champion for immigrant rights by engaging in campaigns like Shut Down Adelanto, Health4All, and SafetyNet4All! If you're a school educator, counselor, or administrator, your support is crucial for the undocumented students in your school—sign up to help us create undocu-friendly campuses for youth navigating higher education! Join us in fostering a supportive environment for immigrant youth by connecting with us!
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Volunteer
Fulfill your Dream Act Service Incentive Grant (DSIG) hours. We offer a rewarding and impactful environment where you can join the immigrant rights movement. Your participation not only helps you meet your DSIG requirements but you are also joining us in creating lasting change in the community. Ready to turn your Dream Act hours into a transformative experience? Gain valuable experiences as you work towards your goals!
Donate
In the spirit of collective goodwill, every small gesture holds the potential to make a significant impact. Your generosity, no matter the size, is a beacon of hope and support. If you find it within your means to contribute, rest assured that your donation will be utilized thoughtfully and effectively, amplifying its positive influence. Your act of kindness, whether big or small, plays a vital role in making a difference in the lives of those who need it most. Together, let's turn the power of each small contribution into a force for positive change. Donate today and become a part of something truly impactful!
The Truth in Numbers
1 in 6
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Adults in CA from Immigrant Familiies Reported Avoiding
Food Benefits
in 2019.
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34%
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Overall 34% of CA's immigrants have
not completed high school, compared with 8%
of CA US-Born Residents.
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1 Million​
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As of 2016, nearly
one million immigrants live in the Inland Empire. From 2005 to 2016 the immigrant population in the Inland Empire grew by nearly 145,000 residents.
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1 in 5
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1 in 5 residents living in the Inland Empire are immigrants. Migration has been a central aspect of the region for centuries.
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16%
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Only 16% of immigrants from
Riverside County
and 18% from San Bernardino County obtain a 4-year degree, compared to 27% of immigrants statewide.
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