Posts tagged undocumented students

New Jersey May Become 12th State to Grant Tuition Parity

Two bills (S1036 and A990) would enable New Jersey to join 11 other states in allowing an estimated 1,500 to 2,000 undocumented students per year to pay resident rates provided they maintain good grades, solid character, and attend at least three years of high school... [+]

Active DREAMS LLC

Active DREAMS LLC

We have an LLC now: Active DREAMS LLC — a new media consulting company, a legal entity. I wanted to reiterate this point made by Liza Sabater regarding the NOI Blogger summit yesterday: Of course, my eye zeroed in on one item of the agenda: 2:30 – 3:15... [+]

Going to Netroots Nations

Going to Netroots Nations

Change of plans–After months of shying away, I agreed to attend Netroots Nations in Pennsylvania next week and will join the bike riders when I get back to California. And I am happy that Piash is coming along, thanks to America’s Voice! Agenda here. The... [+]

Lessons from New York

Lessons from New York

I have never been to New York before but it isn’t places that hold importance–it’s people. And sometimes we meet and spend time with people who remind us why we are still residing in this #%#%% country. I remember when I was a kid, I had... [+]

Musings

Musings

The last few weeks were thoroughly exhausting. Between the long week in D.C., the non-gay drama (highly boring) of my father and some promigrant bloggers, a horrible court decision against us, the exhausting but exhilarating National DREAM graduation and efforts to save Walter Lara, I... [+]

Watch Out for “Undocumented but Undaunted: Immigrant Youth at Work in the Nonprofit Sector”

Exploitation is not waived through consent. It is critical that undocumented labor is not exploited under the pretext that it is unlawful to compensate undocumented students for their work. Doing so serves only to perpetuate a cycle of exploitation, a practice common throughout the history... [+]

‘I don’t support the DREAM Act because…’

My response to that is a shrug. I don’t care. If I want your support or opinion, I would ask for it. The facts are out in the open. We have stated our position numerous times. And now it is not a productive use of our time to... [+]

Speaking Out At Stanford

Speaking Out At Stanford

This isn’t about me. This is about ensuring that everyone has equal access to higher education in the United States. And if you find that the access is limited, there are two things to do: 1. Fight to change the laws. 2. Leave this country to go... [+]