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Join us today at 6pm ET/5pm CT for a webinar featuring updates from the border and on the policy front in the fight for immigrant families and children. Jennifer Harbury of the Angry Tias & Abuelas of the Rio Grande Valley and Adriana Zambrano of Aldea-The People's Justice Center will speak about their organizations' efforts with refugee families arriving at the border and families in ICE detention centers respectively. Also joining us is Young Center Senior Litigation Attorney Jane Liu who will discuss our advocacy for children with the Biden-Harris administration and in the courts, and our Policy Analyst Robert Cotter, who will be moderating the conversation. In addition to sharing updates, our speakers will highlight the ways in which you can make a difference in the lives of those seeking safety at our borders. Click here to sign up for the webinar. ([link removed])

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1. Why the U.S. must ratify the Convention on the Rights of the Child
2. The unique needs and issues facing Indigenous children seeking safety
3. What a reimagined immigration system that protects children looks like
4. The Young Center's litigation efforts on behalf of children
5. A storytelling webinar sharing stories of the children we've served across the country

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