From Adriana Cadena <[email protected]>
Subject Extended deadline, upcoming webinar, and more
Date March 12, 2025 5:45 PM
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Dear John,
In this week’s newsletter:
* Deadline Extended: Sign On to Urge Congress to Protect Families’ Access to Public Benefits [#2]
* Bi-weekly Resilience Sessions Demo Videos [#3]
* Webinar: Deepening Understanding of Immigrant Caregiving [#4]
* Protecting the Privacy of Immigrants and Their Families [#5]
Deadline Extended: Sign On to U rge Congress to Protect Families’ Access to Public Benefits
Congress is poised to make cuts to families' access to services including healthcare, nutrition resources, and more. In partnership with the National Immigration Law Center and the Center for Law and Social Policy, we’re collecting national, state, and local organizational sign-ons for a letter urging Congress to protect families’ access to public benefits. By signing your organization onto the letter, you are formally expressing your organization's support. The letter will be shared in a variety of contexts, including with congressional offices, journalists, and on social media. We’ve extended the deadline for organizations to tell Congress to protect families by signing your organization onto our letter by this Friday, March 14 . Please share widely with your networks.
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Videos: Bi-weekly Resilience Session Demos
This Friday, March 14, at 1:00pm EST is our next session of “Moving Stillness: Grounding in Times of Chaos,” a free bi-weekly virtual space to recharge your batteries, find healing in community, and build balance in turbulent times. Chalene Jones ( Taijiwithchalene.com [[link removed]] ) will facilitate Taiji and Qi Gong practices, as well as reflective space to help advocates feel restored and revitalized for the work ahead. To help prepare you, Chalene has shared two videos demonstrating the kinds of movements we’ll engage in in each session. Sessions will be held every other week through June. All levels and abilities are welcome! No equipment or experience necessary. Check out the videos below to learn more and practice on your own.
Seated Grounding Flow [[link removed]] | Standing Tiger Walk [[link removed]]
Webinar: Deepening Understanding of Immigrant Caregiving
On Monday, March 17 at 3:30PM, PIF Director Adriana Cadena will join Refugee and Immigrant Voices in Action Executive Director Henny Ohr for a Zoom conversation [[link removed]] hosted by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and moderated by Senior Program Officer Parita Patel. The live, interactive conversation, “How Can We Deepen Our Understanding of Caregiving by Listening to Families with Immigrant Experience?”, will address the challenges and hopes of caregivers in immigrant communities. Live interpretation from English to Spanish will be available during the event. Register via the link below.
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New Resource: Protecting the Privacy of Immigrants and Their Families
The Trump administration’s attacks on immigrants and their families have left many afraid to apply for health care, food, housing and other assistance. Immigrant families are concerned that personal information provided to state and local agencies could be used for immigration enforcement. A reference table [[link removed]] now on our site provides accurate information on the privacy protections in place by federal benefits program. Thanks to our partners at the National Immigration Law Center, The Center for Law and Social Policy, Legal Council for Health Justice, the Shriver Center for Poverty Law, the Food Research & Action Center, and the National Housing Law Project for their work on this resource.
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Protecting Immigrant Families Coalition
P.O. Box 34573
Washington, DC 20043
United States
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