Oregon clears way for tuition equity to become law
By Yuxing Zheng, The Oregonian Originally published on March 21, 2013, by Oregon Live: http://www.oregonlive.com/politics/index.ssf/2013/03/senate_approval_clears_way_for.html SALEM — It took a decade,...
View ArticleJoin us on Latino Legislative Day!
Are you interested in speaking to your North Carolina representatives about college tuition equality but not sure how? Join the NC Congress of Latino Organizations on Wednesday, April 24 from 9:30am –...
View ArticleMedia Release: NC Group Urges Tuition Equality
April 2013 – Raleigh, NC. Let’s Learn NC applauds state Reps. Luebke, Glazier, Cotham and Graham for putting North Carolina’s future first with a proposal that would allow qualified students to pay...
View ArticleFree Documentary Film Screening: The Dream is Now
THIS Friday April 19, 2013 at 6:00PM in the FedEx Global Education Center, Nelson Mandela Auditorium (301 Pittsboro St., Chapel Hill, NC 27514) Please join us for the long-awaited, nation-wide,...
View ArticleAll North Carolina residents deserve in-state tuition
Originally published in The Daily Tar Heel on Friday, April 19, 2013. By staceman | The Daily Tar Heel Immigration reform is a complicated problem, but by passing House Bill 904, the N.C. General...
View ArticleStatewide Phone-In Day: TUESDAY, APRIL 30!
Are you wondering how you can join the fight for college access and tuition equality in NC? Our legislators urgently need to hear that you support House Bill 904 which would allow all of our graduating...
View ArticleFull of courage, smart, yet facing empty future
Originally published in the News & Observer on April 27, 2013. By Gene Nichol Each year, thousands of undocumented North Carolina immigrants are effectively excluded from our higher education...
View ArticleNC Youth Lobby for Access to College
Contact Jackie Aguilar Tel: (919) 395-8458 E-mail: jackieaguilar711@gmail.com NC Youth Lobby for Access to College for Undocumented Students Raleigh, NC — On Wednesday May 8th, current high school...
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Youth Assemble in Raleigh for In-State Tuition
Yesterday in Raleigh, current high school students and recent graduates from across the state visited the General Assembly to talk to representatives about HB 904, a bill that would allow all young...
View ArticleWasting potential, a million times over
By Taylor Batten Originally posted in the Charlotte Observer on Sunday, May. 12, 2013. Put everything you know about illegal immigrants on hold for just a moment and meet Judith Rosales and Pablo...
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Tuition Equity Bill Would Create More Fairness for All NC Students
From the North Carolina Justice Center The Justice Center supports HB 904, The In-State Tuition/Some N.C. Immigrant Youth Act, which would allow all young people who have graduated from North Carolina...
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Urging the Winston Salem City Council to support HB 904
by Moises Serrano It started out as a beautiful day: sunny skies, perfect weather. However, the strong winds and dark clouds soon moved in and by 5:30pm the rain started pouring. I arrived at the...
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Statewide UndocuGraduation
Are you an undocumented or DACA student? Join us on Wednesday, June 19th at 9 am at the NC legislative building for a DREAMer Graduation. Bring your cap and gown! Interested in going but don’t have a...
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Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools support Tuition Equality
May 16, 2013 To the North Carolina General Assembly: The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education has asked me to voice our school district’s support for HB 904 which would allow...
View ArticleThe fight for in-state tuition
Originally written for The Carolinian on November 27, 2013 by Jonathan Lyle. In order for undocumented students to have equal opportunity and succeed in our country, they must have equal access to...
View ArticleNorth Carolina, don’t give up on your students
Originally written for Chapel Hill News on December 2, 2013 by Kelly Bies. Three weeks ago, the NC Dream Team, a group of undocumented high-school students, launched a petition and phone campaign...
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