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¡Recursos sobre los derechos de los inmigrantes!

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Recurso sobre derechos de los inmigrantes

A medida que continuamos generando solidaridad y organizando nuestras comunidades para asegurarnos de seguir siendo una ciudad y un estado acogedores, debemos responder con precaución y responsabilidad a las noticias y anuncios sobre redadas de inmigración.

Hemos recopilado un conjunto de recursos con información crítica sobre inmigración Conozca sus derechos y recursos legales. Comparta estos importantes recursos con su comunidad.

Si desea solicitar copias físicas para distribuir en su institución o en el Taller Conozca sus Derechos, comuníquese con Luis Sinchi en luis@communitiesunited.org.

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COBERTURA MEDIÁTICA RECIENTE

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Chicago Teens Talk Safety, Making a Positive Impact Through Community Involvement

According to a study in the Journal of the American Medical Association, the average age for Chicagoans to witness a shooting is 14. Research also shows that exposure to violence can lead to long-lasting mental health issues. Davarius Jones, on the other hand, said he does feel safe in his Austin neighborhood on the West Side. The 15-year-old is a member of Communities United, which advocates for racial justice and social change. Jones believes more jobs and economic opportunity would reduce crime.

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Most Chicago 911 Calls Don’t Need Urgent Police Response, Report Shows

In response to the release of the Alternatives to Policing: How U.S. Cities Are Advancing Community Safety by Taking a Multidisciplinary Approach report, Communities United Leader and Board President Roxanne Smith courageously spoke with Block Club Chicago Reporter Rachel Hinton to share about her family’s experience with generational violence at the hands of the Chicago Police Department and the road toward policing alternatives in Chicago.

How Chicagoans are tackling violence

Lakaya Knight, shines light to the need to invest in mental health and other community resources in communities impacted by gun violence.

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