Dreamers continue to live in the shadows. (image by Katty Elizarova/Shutterstock.com) by Greg Smith “Oh, I didn’t realize that.” The...

by Renee Edington I’m near the end of a Cooperative Baptist Fellowship Student.Go internship. I’m Renee Edington, a seminary student at...

There seems to be a lot of talk these days about reopening things and getting on with our lives. About the damage that is done to our...

“Could you please fill this out for me? I don’t have my glasses.” Early in my work with Spanish-speaking immigrants, I would request a...

Each summer, parents want to keep their kids engaged and occupied.  And for working families with limited income, this can be...

“If DACA ends, life as I know it will end, too. I won’t be able to drive anymore because I’ll lose my license. And I won’t be able to...

Mirna  was 5 years old and Emilio was 7.  Mirna was a kindergarten student, Emilio was in first grade when I met these children. Their...

Marcos* was a Salvadoran immigrant in his late 20s whose story caused me to dig deeper in order to understand his home country.  Since...

Recalibrating, thinking about shutting down refugee offices. Consoling children and comforting parents fearful to leave home. Reminding...

“When I looked in the mirror, I hated what I saw there, I hated who I was.  I saw brown, and I hated being brown.” While “brown” isn’t a...

Band-Aid: ˈbandād/ noun  NORTH AMERICAN trademark an adhesive bandage with a gauze pad in the center, used to cover minor wounds. a...

On April 15th, LUCHA submitted the paperwork to the U.S. Department of Justice’s Board of Immigration Appeals requesting recognition that...

*All quotes are direct from anonymous participants at the BGAV Law Training Representative from Poarch Law Firm led the training seminars...

On April 2nd, we finished our first-ever social media awareness campaign, #11for11million!  What does that hashtag mean, you wonder?...

The decision to immigrate to the US isn’t made lightly, no matter what the circumstances are in one’s home country Since 2014, Central...

“Is My Daddy A Bad Person?” By Sue Smith, Executive Director It was a beautiful fall day, and Eduardo*, his sister Yessenia*, and I were...

The camp offering from Passport Camps this summer will go to Cooperative Baptist Fellowship work in the Rio Grande Valley, to Touching...