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The Immigrant Youth Task Force at UCLA was created in 2019 to advance research, advocacy, policy, inter-campus collaboration, and community engagement to promote the well-being of immigrant youth and families in Los Angeles County and beyond.

Objectives

To unite experts at UCLA from diverse fields including Law, Medicine, Psychology, Public Health, Chicano/a Studies, Social Welfare, Sociology, and Education to engage in strategy and advocacy for and with immigrant youth

To create a comprehensive database of scholarship, research, and outreach at UCLA on issues of relevance to immigrant youth

To educate, engage, and empower students and trainees as future community leaders and advocates

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To present UCLA as a true partner in the broader LA community, committed to providing information and expertise related to immigrant youth

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Our Focus

For its inaugural year funded by the UCLA Pritzker Center for Strengthening Children and Families, the Task Force will focus on unaccompanied minor (UM) youth and children who have been (or could be) separated from their families as a result of immigration enforcement.

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Immigrant Youth Speaker Series

Free community events that bring together national experts and UCLA faculty to host stimulating and informative multidisciplinary discussions

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Campus Database

Creation of a campus-wide database of UCLA faculty experts in Immigrant Youth

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Research and Policy

Sponsor undergraduate and graduate students at UCLA to engage in research and policy work with community agencies and partners.

 
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LA County Immigrant Youth Toolkit

The Los Angeles County Immigrant Youth Toolkit was created in 2020 to provide a centralized list of resources for recently arrived immigrant youths and their families in Los Angeles County. It is modeled after the national AAP Immigrant Health Toolkit, and is intended as a provider-facing resource, with information for medical providers, social workers, case managers, teachers or school officials and anyone else who may work with immigrant youth and families.

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The toolkit is now live! Go click the link in our
The toolkit is now live! Go click the link in our bio to access a thorough compilation of information and resources specifically for immigrant youth and families in the greater LA area. We are so proud of our team and the hard work that has been put into creating this great resource. #iytfatucla #toolkit #LAcounty

Our summer speaker series event, “Essential and
Our summer speaker series event, “Essential and Exposed,” will be taking place on July 16th. We are excited to be addressed by professors Hiroshi Motomura and Abel Valenzuela, who will discuss the role of immigrant workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. There will also be a Q&A facilitated by Dr. Jennifer Silvers. If you have any questions in regard to this topic, please submit them to us via DM, and hopefully they can get answered during the event. Register with the link in our bio! #iytfatucla #speakerseries

The Immigrant Youth Taskforce at UCLA stands in so
The Immigrant Youth Taskforce at UCLA stands in solidarity with the Black community. We recognize the police brutality against the Black community and encourage everyone to become allies. Please sign petitions, practice peaceful protesting, and donate to funds ✊🏽 #blacklivesmatter

On May 15, 2010, two of UCLA’s students — Tam T
On May 15, 2010, two of UCLA’s students -- Tam Tran and Cinthya Felix -- lost their lives in a tragic car accident. Tam and Cinthya were two fearless, undocumented immigrant youth pioneers that not only advocated for themselves, but also for the rest of the undocumented student population. Alongside other members, Tam and Cinthya founded IDEAS (Improving Dreams Equity Access and Success). In honor of Tam and Cinthya’s advocacy, UCLA students from the Labor Studies Department have been working on a website since Winter ‘20. As we go on in our everyday lives, let’s remember and thank Tam and Cinthya, and continue the work they left for us to finish. Now, it is up to us to continue their legacy and support student organizations like IDEAS that promote and fight for equity and opportunity for our students of color. To learn more about these fearless pioneers, check out the website at: bit.ly/immigrantyouthleaders On the website, you will find interviews, articles, videos, and resources for documented and undocumented youth.

Go check out our story if you haven’t already! W
Go check out our story if you haven’t already! We would love to hear your ideas on how we can offer support to our fellow Bruins at this time. We hope everyone is well and safe. 💙💛 #iytfatucla

We hope you are able to register and tune in for t
We hope you are able to register and tune in for this webinar on Tuesday! Some amazing speakers will be discussing the important intersection between Migration and Coronavirus. Swipe right for more information in Spanish!

Unfortunately, due to concerns regarding limitatio
Unfortunately, due to concerns regarding limitations on large events in regard to the coronavirus, Dr. Alan Shapiro was forced to cancel his trip and all events for this week have been postponed. We apologize for any inconvenience. We hope to reschedule these events, perhaps for Fall 2020. Stay tuned for updates!

We are excited to announce our next Speaker Series
We are excited to announce our next Speaker Series event on Tuesday, February 4. All are invited to hear from our three amazing guest speakers who will be discussing the past, present, and future of DACA at UCLA. Please RSVP with the link in our bio!

Our Invisible Wall Speaker Series event is TOMORRO
Our Invisible Wall Speaker Series event is TOMORROW! Please RSVP with the link in our bio. We hope to see you there!


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