Partner Events

NALACC Presents: A National Tour: The Tragedy of Migrants in Transit from Central America-Mexico to the U.S. Special guests will visit Chicago on Nov 18, 2011 Friday, November 18th 5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Chicago’s “Little Village” neighborhood Epiphany Church, 4221-22 W. 25th St. Chicago IL 60623 (@ corner of Keeler & 25th. St.) For more information please contact Cristina Garcia at 312-432-2250 o Sandy De Leon at 773-542-7617


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Centro de Información with DePaul University Asylum and Immigration Law Clinic Latinos Progresando National Alliance of Latin American and Caribbean Communities (NALACC) Presents: Illinois DREAM ACT: What it means for our students Thursday, October 27th 5:30 PM Golfview Elementary School 124 Golfview Lane Carpentersville, IL For more information, please contact: Centro de Informacion at (847) 695-9050 ext 309 This is a FREE event and it will be available in Spanish.


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Union League Club of Chicago 65 W. Jackson Boulevard Chicago, IL Date: Tuesday, October 18, 2011 Time: 8:00 AM to 9:30 AM (CT) Tickets: General Admission- $150.00 For more information, contact Mary Beth LeMay, mlemay@latinopolicyforum.org or 312-376-1766 x 223   View Larger Map  


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The New Futuro workshop will give you all the inspiration and tools you need to plan for college and beyond. This three-and-a-half hour experience will help you and your family understand how to prepare, apply and pay for college or other post secondary options. It has been designed by experts and is supported by nationally renowned advisors. Experience a fun, interactive and easy-to-understand college prep workshop for families and students. Learn about financial aid, FAFSA completion, entrance exams, ACT/SAT, community colleges, college admission, and much more. Take away a specific...


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Join us for a panel discussion on immigration led by Esau Melendez on the current state of the immigration movement, where we've been and where we are going. Some of you may recall that Esau Melendez is actually the filmmaker of "Immigrant Nation" which played at the Latino Film Festival and won best documentary. The film has been picked up by PBS and will be shown on this same day after the panel at 9 p.m. this is a good opportunity to hear from some of these folks on their impressions of the current state of the immigration, to support small independent film-makers, and just to hang out. Also,...


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