Resources & Events

*Postponed* A workshop for Wellesley faculty and staff with Dr. Lorgia Garcia Peña about how to best support undocumented, DACA, and TPS studentsis. National and regional resources will be shared.

Free 30 onsite minute consultations with immigration attorney. Feb 5, 2019, 9 AM–1 PM and Feb 6, 2019, 12 PM–4PM.

Free 30 onsite minute consultations with immigration attorney. This is a confidential way to getting your questions answered. Spanish speaking consultants are available.

All members of the Wellesley community—students, faculty, and staff—are invited and welcomed to sign-up for one of eighteen 20-minute private consultations on immigration law with an expert lawyer from MetroWest Legal Services.

A presentation and Q&A session for Wellesley community members to get the facts about their rights and have their questions answered by expert legal counsel.

This presentation addressess recent changes to immigration law and policy, including DACA and TPS, with the conversation led by expert immigration attorney Elizabeth Goss of The Law Office of Goss & Associates.

Supporting Undocumented Students and Their Families in the Classroom and Beyond. Lorgia Garcí­a Peña is a professor at Harvard University and a Latino/a Studies scholar who specializes in ethnic, race, and national belonging.

Having conducted one of the most comprehensive studies of undocumented immigrants in the U.S., Roberto Gonzales will discuss his book Lives in Limbo: Undocumented and Coming of Age in America.

Wellesley students have planned a campus action in support of immigrants’ rights and the nationwide strike. Poster-making begins on Severance Green at 10 am followed by a march to Morton Park in Wellesley and community rally.

A workshop to learn about concrete ways to support and build solidarity with and among diverse communities affected by both the new executive orders and the ongoing “countering violent extremism” programs in Greater Boston.

The Project for Public Leadership and Action invites Wellesley students, faculty, and staff to meet community organizers and advocates from Framingham, Mass., to discuss current community initiatives and potential Wellesley partnerships.

A facilitated town hall with a leading immigration attorney designed to help students, staff, and faculty understand how to navigate the new executive orders.

This workshop with atttorney Aliya Khalidi ’07 is designed to help Wellesley community members understand their rights under the new executive orders.