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Our first UndocuTalk was a success! Join us for ou

Our first UndocuTalk was a success! Join us for our second Undocutalk next week where we will be discussing marriage. Undocutalks are open only to students (GMU, non-GMU, & high schoolers) that are directly impacted by immigration policies. We hope to see you there! Link in bio to join

Our next UndocuAlly Training is On October 23rd! J

Our next UndocuAlly Training is On October 23rd! Join us to learn more about the history of our undocumented communities, past and present legislation, and the lived realities and barriers our undocumented communities are fighting through with strength and resilience. Make sure to RSVP! 👉🏽 bit.ly/RegisterUndocuAlly (case sensitive) Link in bio!

📣 Immigration Monologues is ‼️TODAY‼️ W

📣 Immigration Monologues is ‼️TODAY‼️ We are so excited for you to hear the phenomenal stories of our speakers later this evening. Make sure you don’t miss the Facebook livestream by registering at ✨ bit.ly/imonologues ✨ (case sensitive). See you soon!

🗣 Our 10th Annual Immigration Monologues is TOM

🗣 Our 10th Annual Immigration Monologues is TOMORROW! Have you RSVP’d? Go to ✨bit.ly/imonologues✨ (case sensitive) to sign up so you don’t miss it this Saturday starting at 6pm EST. We are excited to show our final speaker highlight!

Kelly was born in the Congo but spent the first years of her life in Gabon. At the age of 10, she immigrated to the United States with one family member, leaving the others behind. Kelly grew up fast, learning English quickly so she could translate for her uncle and accepting responsibility for other relatives who followed her to the US in later years. She defied the expectations of peers and adults and excelled in school, moving from ESOL classes to Advanced Placement and Dual Enrollment. Having personally experienced the ostracizing effects of bullying, she established the Peace Squad at her elementary school. Ten years later, this group continues to create an atmosphere of support and acceptance for the students at the school. More recently, Kelly has co-founded Cville 1st Gen, designed to serve first-generation students in their pursuit of higher education to reach their goals and dreams. Kelly serves as the vice president of the African Student Association and Black Mambas. She is currently a junior criminology major at George Mason University.

📣 Don’t forget to invite your family and friends to IM this Saturday, October 10th from 6-8PM EST! See you there 🤩

🗣 Our 10th Annual Immigration Monologues is jus

🗣 Our 10th Annual Immigration Monologues is just around the corner! Have you RSVP’d? Go to ✨bit.ly/imonologues✨ (case sensitive) to sign up so you don’t miss it this Saturday starting at 6pm EST. We are so happy to introduce another one of our amazing speakers:

Yanira Merino was born in El Salvador, she immigrated to the U.S. in the 1990s at the time of an ongoing war at home. She joined the U.S. labor movement when she and her co-workers organized a union to confront poverty wages, wage theft, discrimination, and unsafe conditions at a shrimp factory where they worked, in Los Angeles. Following that campaign Yanira Merino worked in numerous union organizing campaigns, as well as in immigration rights efforts and Central America solidarity work. Since 2000, she has served as the National Immigration Coordinator for the Laborers International Union of North America (LiUNA). Ms. Merino has stepped forward as the first woman and first immigrant to hold the Presidency of the Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) a task that has become crucial for immigrant workers and their families.

📣 Don’t forget to invite your family and friends to IM this Saturday, October 10th from 6-8PM EST! See you there 🤩

🗣 Our 10th Annual Immigration Monologues is jus

🗣 Our 10th Annual Immigration Monologues is just around the corner! Have you RSVP’d? Go to ✨bit.ly/imonologues✨ (case sensitive) to sign up so you don’t miss it this Saturday starting at 6pm EST. We are so happy to introduce another one of our amazing speakers:

Francesco is a mental health advocate from Peru who came to the US when he was 9 years old. He graduated from George Mason University in 2015 with a degree in psychology. Since then, he has been providing social services to the immigrant community through various organizations, including The Dream Project, and his current employer, Mary's Center. He has attended many Immigration Monologues at Mason in the past and is excited to share his story to empower other undocumented youth, as his predecessors inspired him in the past.

📣 Don’t forget to invite your family and friends to IM this Saturday, October 10th from 6-8PM EST! See you there 🤩

Immigration Monologues is less than ONE week away!

Immigration Monologues is less than ONE week away! Remember to RSVP by going to bit.ly/imonologues 🤩🤩 You do not want to miss out the amazing speakers we have lined up 👀

See you Saturday!

📣 Immigration Monologues is NEXT WEEK! Have you

📣 Immigration Monologues is NEXT WEEK! Have you RSVP’d yet? go to bit.ly/imonologues (case sensitive) ASAP so you don’t miss it! 🌟 We’re so excited to share more info on one of our amazing speakers, Zowee Aquino!

👉🏽Zowee Aquino is a queer, 2nd Generation Filipino American alumnus of @georgemasonu School of Social Work. In her current role at NAKASEC VA, she and a team of organizers work with Asian American communities of varied immigration status, English-proficiency, and income level to make healthcare accessible and affordable for all Virginians. She has a family history of domestic and international organizing and advocacy, and seeks to continue this legacy towards justice and liberation. Zowee is very excited to share and learn from the experiences of the Immigration Monologues attendants, facilitators, and fellow panelists to critically dismantle the illusion of the American Dream.

💬 Hear Zowee’s story next Saturday, October 10th from 6-8 PM EST via Facebook LIVE. Don’t forget to RSVP and invite your family, friends and community! 🗣

First Gen Next Gen Fund applications are now open

First Gen Next Gen Fund applications are now open Undocumented, DACA, and TPS students‼️ The FGNG Committee will consider requests for up to $2,000 for the scholarship application and $495 to pay for DACA renewal expenses.

DACA Renewals are for current degree-seeking Mason students with an existing Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis starting Oct. 1.

For any questions or concerns, email:
fgng@gmu.edu

🗣 Have you RSVP’d for Immigration Monologues?

🗣 Have you RSVP’d for Immigration Monologues? Register today at bit.ly/imonologues (case sensitive)✨Today, we’re so excited to introduce one of our 7 speakers:

Shirleen Achieng is a UC Irvine alumni who identifies as a Black undocumented immigrant without DACA status. She is very passionate about immigration justice and has an extensive background advocating for undocumented resources on her campus. After her freshman year, she decided to get involved with SAFIRE, the undocumented student led organization on her campus. Being the only Black and non-DACA student in the space, she quickly began to realize the different challenges she faced compared to her undocumented peers. As a result, she decided to create resources for non-DACA students by forming the non-DACA advocacy group, which consisted of undocumented students without DACA and allies passionate about their efforts.

📣 Hear Shirleen’s story on Saturday, October 10th from 6-8pm EST via Facebook Live! Don’t forget to RSVP.

Immigration Monologues is just TWO weeks away 🤩

Immigration Monologues is just TWO weeks away 🤩, so while you RSVP and await, we are very excited to introduce one of our speakers!

🗣 Meet Luz Chavez Gonzales (She/Hers/Ella) a Community Organizer from @unitedwedream. Luz is a fearless undocumented woman of color, a DACA recipient. Luz came to the U.S. from Bolivia at the age of 4 and has been a vocal leader in the DC metro area in advocating for immigrant rights and organizing her community. From shutting down roads, taking over elected officials’ office, to passing policies to protect her community. She’s excited in engaging in conversations and creating this space for future leaders to share their stories.

👉🏽Hear Luz speak on October 10 as we livestream the event on Facebook Live. RSVP at: bitly.imonologues (case sensitive) & register today!

This has been a very eventful summer for our commu

This has been a very eventful summer for our community and we wanted to start off our UndocuTalks with a check-in! UndocuTalks are a safe space for people who are directly impacted by immigration policy to openly discuss how their status affects their lives on a variety of topics. Link in bio to join!

We will be having our first general interest meeti

We will be having our first general interest meeting of the semester NEXT MONDAY! Join us through zoom to learn more about UndocuMason, meet our new executive board, and hear what we have planned for this semester. This is also an opportunity to learn how you can get involved. ALL are welcome and we hope to see you there! (link in bio)

Now that we are officially UndocuMason, it’s tim

Now that we are officially UndocuMason, it’s time for you all to meet our executive board! Since April, we have been working hard to plan events, meet with Mason administration, and work on our rebranding process. We are excited to introduce you to...

In its 10th year, GMU's Annual Immigration Monolog

In its 10th year, GMU's Annual Immigration Monologues tackles the immigration dialogue with a night full of inspirational stories from our diverse immigrant community. This year's theme is "Afraid, but Not Defeated: Dismantling the American Dream."

For the safety of our guests and speakers, this year's Immigration Monologues will be virtual. We hope you'll join us! RSVP: bit.ly/imonologues (link in bio)

We are excited to share with everyone that our org

Are you a freshman or transfer student this year?

Are you a freshman or transfer student this year? Are you interested in learning tips on how to best transition to Mason with the help of current students? Come join us as we give you the lay down on how to be successful in your first year here! This event is open to all students but freshman and transfer students are encouraged to attend. This event will also give you insight into a few other organizations on campus, we hope to see you there and Welcome to Mason! 🤩🤩

We are excited to announce that we will continue o

We are excited to announce that we will continue our much anticipated UndocuAlly Trainings virtually, in partnership with @odime_gmu !

👉🏽WHEN: Training will be asynchronous and link to modules will be released Friday, Sept 18 at 10:00 AM.
👉🏽TIME: You can conduct the Training at your own pace, virtually!
👉🏽RSVP before Sept 18: bit.ly/3jyrrhy
📲 or scan the QR code for more info & to RSVP

Welcome to the first day of Familia Week!! We’re

Welcome to the first day of Familia Week!! We’re so excited to start off with a video and sharing these upcoming events with you!

Welcome back everyone! The Hispanic Latinx Leaders

Welcome back everyone! The Hispanic Latinx Leadership Alliance invites you to our annual Familia BBQ event, with a twist! This years Familia BBQ turns into Familia Week! This week long event will be filled with online events full of different activities for you all to participate in. Stay on the lookout for our week long flyer and make sure you come out to meet La Familia! 🤩

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