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Parks was arrested for refusing to move to the back of a bus and give her seat to a white passenger. The incident sparked the Montgomery bus boycott four days later, which lasted for over a year, until the U.S. Supreme Court declared that bus segregation was unconstitutional by Alabama and Montgomery laws.
This study examines immigrant integration through the lens of community-based organizations. Based on interviews with nonprofit leaders and an analysis of data from the National Center for Charitable Statistics, the study found that immigrant-serving nonprofits provide a wide range of programs and services to foreign-born communities which promote the social and political mobility of newcomers. Findings also suggest a potential spatial mismatch between immigrant-serving organizations and the people they serve. The organizations are concentrated in the metropolitan area while immigrant populations are growing in the outer suburbs. Moreover, different political and administrative structures and policies affect the ability of these nonprofits to serve their constituents.
Community based organizations play a very important role in the public policy. According to âNonprofit Organizations & Civil Society in the United Statesâ A CBDO is a ânonprofit organization controlled by residents of low to moderate income areas to help stimulate economy and physical improvement of the communityâ. Areas where communities are mainly composed of low income immigrant families are more prone to be needing of health and education services. CBDOs could help shape and improve the bad conditions and better the communities if they really desired to do so.
By Lisa M. Martinez Nearly 10 years ago, protestors numbering in the hundreds of thousands marched in the streets of American cities in support of immigrant rights. Although activists had long beenâŚ
The Immigrant Rights Movement: The main concern they are trying to target if the oppression of undocumented immigrants in the United States. A problem quite significant also targeted is the underreported human rights that keep being violated again and again simply for being labeled immigrants. Nonprofits such as these provide so much support immigrants are now âcoming outâ as âundocumented and unafraidâ
Voto Latino is a pioneering civic media organization. Through innovative digital campaigns, we empower young Latinos to be agents of change.
Voto Latino is a nonpartisan, non-profit organization in the United States founded in 2004. The organization's primary aim is to encourage young Hispanic and Latino voters to register to vote and become more politically involved. This is an important link for Latinos to know whatâs going on and how we can impact the political world at a significant scale
Weâll lose the fight for power unless we give people the clear and obvious alternative to âimmigrants and minorities are the cause of your hardshipsâ.
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The Muslim community is mourning the passing of Nabra, a 17 year old young woman from Sterling, VA. Nabra was beaten to death with a baseball bat and left in a pond after going missing while walking to a mosque with her friends. Hate crime against Muslim Americans is at its highest point with more than 67% increase since 2016. Nabra is another example of the escalating violence towards Muslims Americans. Activists gathered at Union Square to hold a vigil for Nabra and her family and to stand against violence against Muslim Americans.Â
It's a movement that's gaining momentum across the country and it's hitting Kern County today.
Social movements have big impacts on communities many might say .But these impacts might be more harmful than beneficial.Derived from movements such as these, immigration is a very important and sensitive topic to speak about today.On behalf of the âA day without Immigrationâ Movement, a message was posted on social media, aimed at immigrants; âurging them not to go to work, do any shopping and keep their children home from schoolâ. Nothing is accomplished unless beneficial actions take place. Impeding students from attending school and depriving them of their education is anything but and that is something to take into matter.
Altruism and Volunteerism: The perceptions of altruism in four disciplines and their impact on the study of volunteerism
There are three types of volunteering. Egoistic, altruistic, and coercive. Egoistic focuses on volunteering for self-rewarding reasons such as enhancing a resume, doing it because thereâs some type of gain for the individual. Altruistic volunteering is a type that engages in volunteering for âheartedlyâ reasons; such as giving to the poor or making the world a better place. Coercive, being the most âenforced volunteeringâ, involves individuals volunteering for an institution or organization for mandatory reasons, such as a school project, etc.
Why is volunteering generally considered altruistic
Real Change Starts Within Ourselves
We took the summer off but as a part of our back to school efforts, @action will be restarting our Champions of Change series where we work with our partners in media and civil society to profile young people doing extraordinary things in their communities.
To kick off we will be hearing from Leonardo Serrano from Los Angeles School of Global Studies, who participated in Civic Action Project a program of Constitutional Rights Foundation.
Growing up in Mexico as a Mexican-American Citizen was not easy but it offered me the opportunity to witness the struggles people suffer in both countries. Once back where I was born, LA, I realized that even I, a student who barely knew English, could take action. Iâm one example that no matter what situation you are in, you can make a difference.
In January I became homeless, struggling with my job, school, and my living situation. When Civic Action Project (CAP) started, I saw a valuable opportunity to be the voice not only for myself but for the growing homeless community of LA.
I first took the initiative to persuade the senior class with my personal experience to choose the topic of homelessness for our CAP. Most seniors from Los Angeles School of Global Studies concentrated their efforts researching policies in two areas: the first, policies that criminalize the homeless community, and the second, proposals to increase access to affordable housing, shelters, and services.
At the end of the project we produced T-shirts to support our action, PSAs, a press conference in front of LA City Hall that was recorded by two local TV stations, and ultimately we delivered concise speeches to the council members. All of this to support, change, or eliminate different policies in the city of LA.
Thanks to this project my peers and I have the basic knowledge to keep striving for positive change anywhere we go. Â Real change starts within ourselves, we have control over what we do and when. Nobody can tell us or decide for us when we want change or when to take action. For anyone who wants change but does not have the courage to do so I would like to say, donât be afraid to reach out to people for help. Even if the first few discourage you, keep going you will find someone who will help.
-Leonardo Serrano
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This study explores the interaction between migrantsâ social relationships in their community (their social capital) and the development of a stable and integrated society (social cohesion) at the local level. The concept of social capital â how individuals and groups invest in social relationships and share resources â resonates with current concerns about how different communities, notably minority ethnic groups, relate to their wider social world.
this link allows us to see the relation between immigrants and social capital A report is available to download online outlining the Socio-economic disadvantages and structural inequalities immigrants face every day and what institutions are able to do for this population
This week we reviewed what civil societies are and their purpose. This link takes us to a page about norms regarding immigration in civil societies
What does it mean to be a 501 c3 organization?
American Refugee Committee is a International charity rated 4 of 4 stars by Charity Navigator. Located in Minneapolis, MN, it is one of 9,000 organizations rated by Charity Navigator.
Charities for Immigration labeled a 501 c3 from the IRS, therefore tax exempted organizations.
