Legal Support for Undocumented Graduate Students East Bay Community Law Center & Undocumented Student Program Through the East Bay Community Law Center (EBCLC), the USP legal support team provides general consultations and full legal representation on various immigration matters available to current UC Berkeley students and their family members. Schedule your DACA Renewal appointment with EBCLC or a free consultation. As a UC Berkeley student, EBCLC will be able to support you with renewal fees. Legal Support for UC Berkeley Staff with DACA and Temporary status such as TPS: Contact: Grace Alano, Staff Attorney, Phone: 530-219-7816, E-mail: [email protected] Recorded Webinars & Community Resources We’ve compiled some local community resources and agencies that can support undocumented students. Know Your Rights USP Know Your Rights page Legal FAQ’s Webinar: Recording on Sponsoring DACA Recipients and Other Dreamers for Employment-Based Visas: How Higher Education Institutions Can Support Their EmployeesWatch Recording Webinar: Parole in Place Policy for Spouses or Children of USC webinar recording Watch Recording Path2PapersPath2Papers (P2P) is a new nonprofit venture housed at Cornell Law School that helps DACA recipients pursue work visas and other pathways to legal permanent residency. Experienced immigration attorneys are available to provide free legal consultations to DACA workers and their employers. P2P also connects nonprofits, colleges and universities, and government agencies who sponsor DACA workers with pro bono legal representation. You can read more about P2P’s Legal Team here. For more information about how DACA workers can benefit from work visas, read this helpful explainer by the National Immigration Forum. If you are a DACA worker or employ a DACA worker, email P2P’s Legal Team to set up a free individual consultation. FAQ Regarding Biden’s Nonimmigrant Visa Policy Changes DACA Workers: If you are a DACA worker and interested in a free consultation, fill out this interest form. Immigrants Rising Founded in 2006, Immigrants Rising transforms individuals and fuels broader changes. With resources and support, undocumented young people can get an education, pursue careers, and build a brighter future for themselves and their community. Pangea Legal Services (San Francisco)The mission of Pangea Legal Services is to stand with immigrant communities and to provide services through direct legal representation, especially in the area of deportation defense. In addition to direct legal services, we are committed to advocating for our community through policy advocacy, education, and legal empowerment efforts. Organizationally, we aim to create a non-profit that is scalable through a sliding-scale fee structure and can grow in immigrant communities around the United States. Visit Pangea’s website Undocumented ProfessionalsA platform to connect with other Undocumented Professionals and learn more about outside community events and professional development workshops. Visit Undocumented Professional’s website Expand All