• An introduction to the Undocumented Community
  • In this training we discuss key terms, the rights and benefits on the basis of ones immigration status, highlight the diversity of the undocumented community, dismantle the DREAMer Narrative, and explore the challenges undocumented students experience.

• Supporting and Working with Undocumented Students
  • In this training we will conceptualize the term UndocuAlly, outline Alliship steps, inform about effective strategies, and discuss best practices when working with undocumented students.

• Understanding Undocumented Student Rights
  • In this training we identify the rights undocumented students and their families possess, discuss the NOCCCD’s Protocol for Immigration Related Requests, and we explore Know Your Rights resources the NOCCCD community can use in the unlikely event that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) or other person or governmental entity pursue immigration-related investigations on our campuses.

• The Integrated UndocuAlly Training combines the UndocuAlly Training Parts 1, 2, and 3 into one training so participants are able to complete the entire training series in a single event. Part 1 covers the Foundational Knowledge: An Introduction to the Undocumented Community, Part 2 covers Effective Strategies: Supporting and Working with Undocumented Students, and Part 3 covers Taking Action: Understanding Undocumented Students’ Rights. This training is 5 hours in length and covers the most essential components of all three parts. This training will be offered virtually and will conclude the 6th annual Undocumented Student Action Week (USAW) at Fullerton College.

Advising Students with Different Undocumented Statuses

• This workshop will explore the different types of undocumented students that attend Fullerton College. We have students who have access to DACA, AB540, both, or neither. Additionally, we aim to highlight the differences between the traditional vs. nontraditional undocumented student academic trajectories.

Enrollment Steps for Undocumented Students

• This workshop will highlight the hidden curriculum on the enrollment and matriculation process for undocumented students when it comes to applying to Fullerton College. We will guide educators through the process of filling out forms such as the CA Community College Apply application, Non-Resident Tuition Exemption Form (AB540 Form), and the CA Dream Act application.

Developing an Entrepreneurial Mindset within our Undocumented Students

• Given that some members of the undocumented community do not have access to work. This presentation is geared to introduce participants to what it means to be entrepreneurs. As well as to inform them about resources they can share with non-DACAmented individuals.

Trauma-Informed Best Practices when working with Undocumented Students

• This workshop will highlight the mental health concerns that arise within our undocumented students. It will also cover coping strategies, resources, and opportunities that we can share with students as forms of interventions for their overall well-being.

UndocuPeer Training

• This workshop will be facilitated by our program assistant along with student leaders to provide a space for other students to learn about the undocumented community, share experiences, and inform one another about resources.

UndocuTransfer Workshop

• Grads to Be in collaboration with the Transfer Center will facilitate this workshop with an aim to highlight the hidden curriculum on the UndocuTransfer experience. As well as inform participants of the processes and resources available to create a transfer sending culture within the undocumented student population.