Posts Tagged ‘Immigration’
HIPGive2Health, Juntos Podemos Sanar Nuestros Ninos Refugiados Centro Americanos
Sunday, June 7th, 2015
Central American Youth Conference
You can help us reach our goal
In solidarity with Central American Refugees (CAR), Homies Unidos is proposing to put together the first locally-accessible Central American Youth Conference. The main purpose will be to ensure that these refugee youth feel welcomed, to celebrate and promote Central American art and culture, provide health resources and on-the-spot referrals, facilitate a legal resources workshop, showcase their stories and experiences, build a supportive community, and create opportunities for positive feedback and self-esteem-building. 
Share, like and tag @HIPGive and use the hashtag #HIPGive2HEALTH
With your support we will be able to:
- Provide training for 15 CAR youth this summer through our Youth Leadership Training to learn about how tell their stories and advocate to elected officials and community about their experience to gain support and start healing.
- Youth Leadership graduates will spearhead the organizing of the Central American Youth Conference In September 19, 2015 at Santee Educational Complex.
- Facilitate a preventive holistic health process of integration of the youth, which will be launched within the youth conference, workshops and the resource fair.
- Youth will enjoy Central American art, culture and music to address issues of identity.
Homies Unidos started reaching out to schools and community service providers to refer CAR youth who needs mental health or legal services. As part of a preventive strategy we began implementing the National Compadres Network’s Joven Noble curriculum, character development program to provide a safe space where they can express themselves with indigenous traditional tools. Even though, with limited resources we have served over 58 youth in four different schools: Santee High, Hawthorne High, Hawkins High and L.A. River. Through this Conference we will address the need to bring youth from other schools where to a place where they can share experiences and be introduced to health and legal services providers among other resources.
Hispanics In Philanthropy Matching Program
Highest Percentage Raised Toward The Goal Per Week For Four Weeks
Up to $5,000
in matching funds
$5,000 during The Power Of Giving Hours
Firs Hour $2,500 June 9th during 12:00-4:00 PM PT (3:00-7:00 ET)
Second Hour $2,500 July 9th 12:00-4:00 PM PT (3:00-7:00 PM ET)
Featured Story in Univision News Media
The two organizations that present the most creative and compelling
Crowdfunding projects
Free Branding And marketing Training
The organization with the greatest cumulative social media activity throughout the contest:
Greatest Number of Facebook Likes or Shares
Number of Posts
In order to win the matching funds donors and supporters must always tag
@HIPGive and use the hashtag #HIPGive2HEALTH.
Please give!
LET’S MAKE THIS HAPPEN!
Participating Collaborating Partner, more to come: 
“Vos Sos Mi Canto” Concert to Benefit Child Refugees
Sunday, August 17th, 2014
Concert “VOS SOS MI CANTO” dedicated to children detained in the centers of migration. On October 4th we will start 5:30PM with a Immigration forum. We have organize two shows, 7PM and 9:30 pm, with the collaboration of distinguished Central American artists (see below), we will also collect basic necessities that children need in a detention center we are partnering with, the proceeds of the concert will be used for training and transportation . for more info
Buy your ticket on-line now
The Alliance for Human Rights of Child Refugees and Their Families
Sunday, July 6th, 2014
Hearing To Dismiss all Charges Against Alex Sanchez of Homies Unidos
Tuesday, January 15th, 2013
Jueza federal bloquea varias cláusulas de la SB 1070
Wednesday, July 28th, 2010
Jueza federal bloquea varias cláusulas de la SB 1070
- Claudia Núñez/Enviada especial |
- 2010-07-28
- | La Opinión
La jueza también suspendió la aplicación de otro inciso, el tres, que adjudica la categoría de crimen estatal al incumplimiento intencional de no portar un registro de identificación como extranjero y el que les prohibía solicitar empleo en áreas públicas. Estas cláusulas serán posteriormente decididas por la corte federal.
Esta porción no ofrece excepciones para personas que tiene permiso para estar en el país, pero aún no tienen documentos, tales como aquellos que están en medio de un proceso de asilo político y otros.
Por su parte, la cláusula seis que permite a los agentes de la policía arrestar, sin orden judicial, a una persona sospechosa de haber cometido un delito que los vuelve sujetos inmediato a la deportación, también podría ser eliminada.
De acuerdo con los argumentos presentados contra la ley por los demandantes no existe en el código federal una lista de crímenes que ameriten una orden inmediata de deportación del país. Esta decisión sólo le corresponde a un juez de inmigración.
El inciso dos en su primera parte retira las restricciones a las policía locales y estatales de Arizona para ejercer funciones de agencia federal de inmigración. Esta parte de la ley SB 1070 autoriza a los agentes preguntar por la situación migratoria, lo que significa que sólo se aplicaría a las personas sospechosas de estar ilegalmente en el país.
La segunda parte del inciso permite que el sospechoso sea puesto en libertad antes de que se determine su estatus migratorio.
La discusión se centra en que estas enmiendas podrían llenar las cárceles de personas inocentes detenidas con el sólo propósito de que se determine su situación migratoria.
Entrevistados por La Opinión dijeron que al detenerse la aplicación de estos estos tres segmentos se crea un precedente para otros estados y se eliminaría la posibilidad de que medidas similares a la SB 1070 se extiendan por el resto del país.
De cualquier manera, los proponentes del estatuto de Arizona pueden apelar a la misma llegando posiblemente hasta la Corte Suprema, un proceso que podría tomar varios años.
HIPGive2Health, Juntos Podemos Sanar Nuestros Ninos Refugiados Centro Americanos
Sunday, June 7th, 2015Central American Youth Conference
You can help us reach our goal
In solidarity with Central American Refugees (CAR), Homies Unidos is proposing to put together the first locally-accessible Central American Youth Conference. The main purpose will be to ensure that these refugee youth feel welcomed, to celebrate and promote Central American art and culture, provide health resources and on-the-spot referrals, facilitate a legal resources workshop, showcase their stories and experiences, build a supportive community, and create opportunities for positive feedback and self-esteem-building.
Share, like and tag @HIPGive and use the hashtag #HIPGive2HEALTH
With your support we will be able to:
- Provide training for 15 CAR youth this summer through our Youth Leadership Training to learn about how tell their stories and advocate to elected officials and community about their experience to gain support and start healing.
- Youth Leadership graduates will spearhead the organizing of the Central American Youth Conference In September 19, 2015 at Santee Educational Complex.
- Facilitate a preventive holistic health process of integration of the youth, which will be launched within the youth conference, workshops and the resource fair.
- Youth will enjoy Central American art, culture and music to address issues of identity.
Homies Unidos started reaching out to schools and community service providers to refer CAR youth who needs mental health or legal services. As part of a preventive strategy we began implementing the National Compadres Network’s Joven Noble curriculum, character development program to provide a safe space where they can express themselves with indigenous traditional tools. Even though, with limited resources we have served over 58 youth in four different schools: Santee High, Hawthorne High, Hawkins High and L.A. River. Through this Conference we will address the need to bring youth from other schools where to a place where they can share experiences and be introduced to health and legal services providers among other resources.
Hispanics In Philanthropy Matching Program
Highest Percentage Raised Toward The Goal Per Week For Four Weeks
Up to $5,000
in matching funds
$5,000 during The Power Of Giving Hours
Firs Hour $2,500 June 9th during 12:00-4:00 PM PT (3:00-7:00 ET)
Second Hour $2,500 July 9th 12:00-4:00 PM PT (3:00-7:00 PM ET)
Featured Story in Univision News Media
The two organizations that present the most creative and compelling
Crowdfunding projects
Free Branding And marketing Training
The organization with the greatest cumulative social media activity throughout the contest:
Greatest Number of Facebook Likes or Shares
Number of Posts
In order to win the matching funds donors and supporters must always tag
@HIPGive and use the hashtag #HIPGive2HEALTH.
Please give!
LET’S MAKE THIS HAPPEN!
Participating Collaborating Partner, more to come: 
“Vos Sos Mi Canto” Concert to Benefit Child Refugees
Sunday, August 17th, 2014Concert “VOS SOS MI CANTO” dedicated to children detained in the centers of migration. On October 4th we will start 5:30PM with a Immigration forum. We have organize two shows, 7PM and 9:30 pm, with the collaboration of distinguished Central American artists (see below), we will also collect basic necessities that children need in a detention center we are partnering with, the proceeds of the concert will be used for training and transportation . for more info
Buy your ticket on-line now
The Alliance for Human Rights of Child Refugees and Their Families
Sunday, July 6th, 2014
Hearing To Dismiss all Charges Against Alex Sanchez of Homies Unidos
Tuesday, January 15th, 2013
Jueza federal bloquea varias cláusulas de la SB 1070
Wednesday, July 28th, 2010Jueza federal bloquea varias cláusulas de la SB 1070
- Claudia Núñez/Enviada especial |
- 2010-07-28
- | La Opinión
La jueza también suspendió la aplicación de otro inciso, el tres, que adjudica la categoría de crimen estatal al incumplimiento intencional de no portar un registro de identificación como extranjero y el que les prohibía solicitar empleo en áreas públicas. Estas cláusulas serán posteriormente decididas por la corte federal.
Esta porción no ofrece excepciones para personas que tiene permiso para estar en el país, pero aún no tienen documentos, tales como aquellos que están en medio de un proceso de asilo político y otros.
Por su parte, la cláusula seis que permite a los agentes de la policía arrestar, sin orden judicial, a una persona sospechosa de haber cometido un delito que los vuelve sujetos inmediato a la deportación, también podría ser eliminada.
De acuerdo con los argumentos presentados contra la ley por los demandantes no existe en el código federal una lista de crímenes que ameriten una orden inmediata de deportación del país. Esta decisión sólo le corresponde a un juez de inmigración.
El inciso dos en su primera parte retira las restricciones a las policía locales y estatales de Arizona para ejercer funciones de agencia federal de inmigración. Esta parte de la ley SB 1070 autoriza a los agentes preguntar por la situación migratoria, lo que significa que sólo se aplicaría a las personas sospechosas de estar ilegalmente en el país.
La segunda parte del inciso permite que el sospechoso sea puesto en libertad antes de que se determine su estatus migratorio.
La discusión se centra en que estas enmiendas podrían llenar las cárceles de personas inocentes detenidas con el sólo propósito de que se determine su situación migratoria.
Entrevistados por La Opinión dijeron que al detenerse la aplicación de estos estos tres segmentos se crea un precedente para otros estados y se eliminaría la posibilidad de que medidas similares a la SB 1070 se extiendan por el resto del país.
De cualquier manera, los proponentes del estatuto de Arizona pueden apelar a la misma llegando posiblemente hasta la Corte Suprema, un proceso que podría tomar varios años.
