Resources

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DACA Community Call (July 17, 2021)
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Video, Webinar
July 28, 2021
DACA Community Call (July 17, 2021)
How to: Record Your Undeniable Video!
Undeniable
Article
February 11, 2021
How to: Record Your Undeniable Video!
What you need to know about the 100-Day Moratorium on Deportations
Deportation Defense & Preparedness
Article
January 22, 2021
What you need to know about the 100-Day Moratorium on Deportations
Acciones de Inmigración de Biden: Lo Que Debes Saber
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Article
January 21, 2021
Acciones de Inmigración de Biden: Lo Que Debes Saber
Biden’s Immigration Actions: What You Need To Know
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Article
January 20, 2021
Biden's Immigration Actions: What You Need To Know
How to Digitize your DACA application
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Article
January 12, 2021
How to Digitize your DACA application
DACA Checklist, Tips, and Mailing Instructions
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Article
January 8, 2021
DACA Checklist, Tips, and Mailing Instructions
Continuous Residence DACA Worksheet and Evidence
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Article
January 8, 2021
Continuous Residence DACA Worksheet and Evidence
How to set up your DACA Application Cover Letter
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Article
January 8, 2021
How to set up your DACA Application Cover Letter
¡DACA Sesión de preparación 4 – Renovaciones de DACA y Documentación Adelantada Bajo Palabra
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Video, Webinar
January 5, 2021
¡DACA Sesión de preparación 4 - Renovaciones de DACA y Documentación Adelantada Bajo Palabra
DACA Prep Session 4 – DACA Renewals and applying for Advance Parole
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Video, Webinar
January 5, 2021
DACA Prep Session 4 - DACA Renewals and applying for Advance Parole
¡DACA ha vuelto! – Sesión de preparación 3 – Completar la solicitud, Parte 2
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Video, Webinar
January 5, 2021
¡DACA ha vuelto! - Sesión de preparación 3 - Completar la solicitud, Parte 2
DACA is Back! – Prep Session 3 – Filling out the Application, Part 2
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Video, Webinar
January 5, 2021
DACA is Back! - Prep Session 3 - Filling out the Application, Part 2
DACA is Back! – Sesión de Preparación 2 – Completando la Solicitud
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Video, Webinar
December 18, 2020
DACA is Back! - Sesión de Preparación 2 - Completando la Solicitud
DACA is Back! – Prep Session 2 – Filling out the DACA Application, Part 1
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
Video, Webinar
December 18, 2020
DACA is Back! - Prep Session 2 - Filling out the DACA Application, Part 1

People most affected are at the forefront and we bring our whole selves to the work.

United We Dream is committed to ensuring that people who are, have been, or will be directly impacted by the immigrant experience are at the forefront of decision-making and throughout UWD. We may be farthest from the conventional levers of power but we are closest to the problems, and we are most able to create truly transformative solutions based in an intersectional analysis and the beauty and power of our whole selves. Youth, womxn, and LGBTQ people from different ethnicities are at the core of our work.

  • Youth: Although UWD advocates for the immigrant community at large, immigrant youth are at the center of making decisions and guiding our work.
  • Womxn: UWD is a space for womxn to be who we they want to be and grow as organizers, leaders, and human beings without having to deal with sexism and oppression due to gender identity. We are committed to addressing sexism and misogyny in our organization and communities.
  • LGBTQ: UWD is a space for immigrant youth who identified as, gay, bi, lesbian, transgender, two-spirit and queer people where they can be themselves and grow as organizers, leaders, and human beings. We know that LGBTQ people, especially transgender womxn of color, face the brunt of oppressive systems and are committed to address homophobia and transphobia in our own communities and in the broader society.
  • Multi-Ethnic: UWD does not only advocate and organize among Latinx immigrant communities. We know that immigration is not a Latinx issue and that it affects many different communities that also make up UWD. We are committed to building a multi-ethnic movement inclusive of all immigrant communities.
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We believe in being democratic and accountable.

We are led by those most affected and those doing the work are closest to the decision-making. As an organization we promote transparency and accountability, and we expect the same from the partners we work with and the institutions that we influence.

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We are organizers and invest in leadership development, training and mentoring.

Our greatest strength comes from people. UWD knows that our communities have the answers and resources they need to create the change they want. We organize at the grassroots level to build relationships and empower communities to articulate and implement those answers by elevating their work, not individual voices. In order to create a strong organization and be part of a larger movement we create spaces where members are constantly learning, challenging themselves and their peers and seeking personal and collective empowerment.

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We celebrate our existence and create a loving community.

UWD understands that we are movement fighters and we are rooted in the whole self. That means that we create a loving and accepting community, where self-care, mental health and healthy behavior are celebrated, where transformative relationships are built, and where we have fun.

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Social change begins with personal empowerment linked to collective liberation.

United We Dream believes that change comes from empowering the whole person. Liberation for our community starts at the personal and individual level by deconstructing our thinking – we challenge ourselves and others to understand the current systems, structures, and institutions that oppress our communities. We work to raise political consciousness of our people and we build understanding and relationships that embrace diversity and see the intersections of our experiences and our individual liberation connected to collective liberation.

We also know that traditional educational structures were created to exclude our community. We are committed to uplifting the educational values and knowledge rooted in our cultures and upbringing while also liberating educational institutions to actually serve our community.

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We are guided by love and committed to nonviolence.

We are guided by love, power, resiliency and the creativity of our people. While United We Dream encourages all communities to decide their own practices, we are committed to nonviolent action and non-oppressive practices. We take inspiration and wisdom from freedom fighters and people’s movements that came before us, while still being rooted in the needs of our community and today’s lived experience.

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We are part of a global community.

Although UWD focuses our work in the United States, we recognize that immigrants and migrants all over the world are facing oppressive and violent systems. UWD recognizes that the root causes of migration include imperialism, colonization, violence, persecution, natural disasters, and capitalism and economic globalization that impose poverty and displacement — too often due to policy decisions being made in other countries. To reach true justice, we must recognize and push back against global policies that force people to move. We are part of the international community and will stand with all people seeking a better life, peace and safety.

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We are the experts and our stories are power.

We are the ones with the lived experiences and we speak truth to power whenever injustices happen. We engage in politics, policy and world events and ensure that those with lived experiences have a seat at the table when policy is being made that impacts people’s lives. UWD believes that the art of sharing personal stories is the most important tool in order to create the changes we wish to see in the world.

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