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A guided conversation on nonresident students that have special immigrant visas may be exempted from paying out of state tuition. These webinars are intended to inform how California Community Colleges and allies can build a strong ecosystem for our students that breaks down silos and promotes a collaborative campus approach to the success of our

These webinars are intended to inform how California Community Colleges and allies can build a strong ecosystem for our students that breaks down silos and promotes a collaborative campus approach to the success of our undocumented students. Register for Webinar(s)

Learn about the new groundbreaking, systemwide AB 540 FAQ. This first-of-its-kind tool will allow more effective implementation of this important tuition equity policy across all public higher education systems in California. These webinars are intended to inform how California Community Colleges and allies can build a strong ecosystem for our students that breaks down silos

Introduction to The COALITION and why we have come together. Each of us will share our story of connection to Undocumented Students and Communities to show why we support these communities and the political struggle for legislation that provides a pathway to citizenship for the undocumented and those mixed-status families that continue to be harmed.

This conversation explores how the California Undocumented Higher Education Coalition engages student advocates in the creation of student-informed policy. We will be sharing our learnings from our Student Policy Initiative and the roots of AB 1393 (Calderon, 2023), a policy which addresses food insecurity among undocumented students. Ultimately, belonging and inclusion can also mean that

Academic Senate for California Community Colleges (ASCCC) faculty panelists will discuss elevating pedagogical, counseling, and mentoring practices, as well as institutional structures/programs which welcome undocumented students and help them feel a sense of belonging. These webinars are intended to inform how California Community Colleges and allies can build a strong ecosystem for our students that

This webinar will provide an overview of the various forms of on-campus and off-campus advocacy to advance undocumented student success. Presenters will also offer a framework for how campus leaders can engage in undocumented student advocacy at their local campus, and the importance of state and federal policies that eliminate barriers, prioritize affordability, and access,

Uplifting the recommendations and practices featured in the Renewing the Dream report & how CSAC will be implement through the CA Dream Act Application. These webinars are intended to inform how California Community Colleges and allies can build a strong ecosystem for our students that breaks down silos and promotes a collaborative campus approach to

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