“We Have a Responsibility.” Six Funders Supporting Immigrant and Refugee Children and Families

A feature article by Inside Philanthropy

The fourth installment of Inside Philanthropy’s ongoing series on philanthropic support for immigrants and refugees.

Who’s Funding Policy Advocacy for Immigration Reform and Immigrant Rights?

A feature article by Inside Philanthropy

The third installment of Inside Philanthropy’s ongoing series on philanthropic support for immigrants and refugees.

Who’s Providing Support for Immigrant Students?

A feature article by Inside Philanthropy

The first installment of Inside Philanthropy’s ongoing series on philanthropic support for immigrants and refugees.

Immigrant rights funding diversifying but still ‘vastly underfunded’

A feature article by Candid's Philanthropy News Digest

Philanthropy sector leaders, including our own Vice President of Programs Robert Joseph, reflect on the importance of expanding funder collaboratives and partnerships to advance immigrant rights

Diego Rivera’s America at SFMOMA

The exhibition focuses on the Mexican painter’s work from the 1920s to the mid-1940s

The exhibition was made possible in part by the Evelyn D. Haas Exhibition Fund

Diego Rivera’s Pan American Unity at SFMOMA

The enormous mural is currently on display at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) free to the public.

The exhibition was made possible in part by the Evelyn D. Haas Exhibition Fund.

You Belong Here

UC Berkeley Celebrates Opening of Robert D. Haas Undocumented Community Resource Center

Video from opening event showcases students’ powerful stories about their immigrant journeys and the value of community and belonging.

California Immigrant Resilience Fund

Undocu­mented immigrants play a crucial role in the California economy but are left out of federal relief programs

Philanthropy is joining together with the State of California to help fill the gap and provide direct support to undocumented immigrants and their families.

A Pro-Immigrant Winning Strategy

Haas, Jr. Fund's Strategy in Supporting the Pro-Immigrant Movement in California

The National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy highlights stories from foundations funding pro-immigrant movements

Dreamers Project

Strength­ening Practices To Support Undocu­mented Student Success

New report identifies challenges in serving undocumented students in the California Community Colleges.

Dream Riders

Border-to-Border Bike Ride Highlights the Need for Real Immigration Reform

Video shares story of young riders on a 1,784-mile “Journey to Justice” to call for #citizenship4all.

“Imagine the Power”

In Advancing Immigrant Rights, Local Coalitions Are Key

New video highlights the power of local action and collaboration in protecting — and furthering — California’s immigration policy gains.

California’s Success Depends on Immigrants

Report Highlights Crucial Role of Immigrants in the California Economy

The state’s 10 million immigrants produce one-third of California’s economic output but still face severe inequality.

A New Approach to Civic Participation Funding

Bridging long-term goals and immediate wins

A piece by NCRP's Dan Petegorsky reflects on lessons learned in the California Civic Participation Funder's latest report, Bolder Together 2

California Moves Forward on Immigration

Despite Supreme Court ruling

Obama Administration plan, which sought to shield millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation, was blocked by 4-4 tie

Increasing Civic Engagement

California funders partner with communities to strengthen democracy

A new report, Bolder Together 2, captures lessons from a funder collaborative working to boost civic participation in diverse communities.

Helping Undocumented Students Succeed

Tips, resources for educators and communities

A resource from the U.S. Department of Education provides schools and communities with information and ideas about how best to support undocumented students.

The New Americans Campaign

Helping aspiring citizens become new Americans

National network helps immigrants realize the life-changing benefits of citizenship.

Meet Cal’s DREAMers

“It’s completely possible to achieve your dreams.”

Undocumented students reflect on how U.C. Berkeley is helping them find their place — and thrive.

Sharing the Model

How one program is helping Dreamers navigate the additional hurdles in college that come with being undocumented

The Undocumented Student Program at Cal provides students with academic counseling, mental health services, financial and legal help, and more.

Dreamer Parents Tell Their Stories

My undocumented daughter got into Cal...now what?

Hear from parents and their children as they navigate the incredible, and uncertain, transition of getting into college, and being undocumented.

Lessons from California

How the state’s immigrant rights movement is bucking the national trend

This article, by the Fund’s program director Cathy Cha, was first published in February 2015 in the winter edition of the National Center for Responsive Philanthropy’s publication, Responsive Philanthropy.

Who Are California’s Immigrants?

Immigrant contributions to the Golden State

This biannual report offers details into many aspects of immigrant lives in California, from economic contributions to changing demographics.

Celebrating Citizenship Day

And opening the door to future immigrants

Immigrants have made immeasurable contributions to our economy, society and communities. Citizenship Day is a chance to honor them.