Parent Programming and Resources
LLNW supports parents by providing a holistic, culturally appropriate, and community-centered approach to leadership development. Through skill-building opportunities and a deeper understanding of the community, LLNW helps parents strengthen their leadership abilities, fostering a positive impact on their families and neighborhoods. By emphasizing cultural relevance and inclusivity, LLNW empowers parents to become strong, compassionate leaders, creating a supportive environment for their children and enhancing the well-being of future generations.
Empowering Parents
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Advocacy Preparedness Toolkit
Know Your Rights & Family Preparedness Video
WE HAVE RIGHTS: When ICE Is Outside Our Doors
TENEMOS DERECHOS: Cuando ICE Está Afuera de Nuestras Puertas
WE HAVE RIGHTS: If ICE Arrests Us
TENEMOS DERECHOS: Si ICE Nos Arresta
Immigrants' Rights: What To Do If Stopped
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Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network Deportation Defense Hotline
📞 Call the Hotline: 1-844-724-3737 for rights info, support for detained persons, reporting immigration activity, accompaniment requests, and community resources.
⏰ Hours: 6 AM - 6 PM, Monday to Friday. If unavailable, text the Hotline—they’ll call back ASAP.
Know Your Rights - Printable Cards
The Immigrant Legal Resource Center created the Red Card to help people assert their rights and defend themselves against ICE’s (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) unconstitutional actions.
Immigrant Safety Plan for Youth and Children - Guidebook
Legal Counsel for Youth and Children
This document is a collective community resource to help parents plan for the care of their child(ren) (with or without status) in the event that a parent is unable to care for their child, particularly if the parent is detained or deported.
How to prepare for a consultation with an immigration attorney - Word Document
This document is not legal advice and does not guarantee a consultation. It provides recommendations on preparing for a legal consultation.
Notice of Inspection
This document is an example of a legal Notice of Inspection from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). ICE regulations require the provision of three days notice prior to conducting a review of an employer’s forms I-9.
“Stop! ICE Is Not Allowed to Enter” - Window Sign
This sign is a reminder of your rights. The Department of Homeland Security requires a signed judicial warrant for ICE to enter a private residence. (This is an example of an INVALID arrest warrant) Display this sign in clear view by your front door to assert your rights and inform others that ICE is not permitted to enter without proper legal authorization.
DACA Renewal Application - PDF
What to do if immigration comes to your workplace - National Immigration Law Center
This guide is general information. It is not legal advice. It is not tailored to your situation. Talk to an immigration lawyer for advice in your case.
Conozca Sus Derechos y Plan de Seguridad - Latina/o Bar Association of Washington (LBAW)
Esta presentación es información general. No es asesoramiento legal. Hable con un abogado para discutir su situación específica
Additional Links and Resources
Evergreen School District: Refugee and Immigrant Family Resources
Vancouver School District: Refugee and Immigrant Family Resources
Find even more resources linked in our flowcode!
Additional Links and Resources
Evergreen School District: Refugee and Immigrant Family Resources
Vancouver School District: Refugee and Immigrant Family Resources
Find even more resources linked in our flowcode!
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Children's Coloring Book
This coloring book provides an opportunity for parents and caregivers to help children identify and process big emotions to improve child mental health and family wellbeing.
Funding for this coloring book was made possible by support from the Washington State Department of Health COVID-19 Emergency Language and Community Outreach Services (ELCOS).
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Respect, Protect, Connect Family Leadership Institute
In January 2022 launched our partnership with the Washington State Department of Health and the Washington Youth Sexual Health Innovation and Impact Network (WYSHIIN). The LLNW team got busy planning and emerged the Respect, Protect, Connect Family Leadership Pilot Program, which debuted in July 2022 at River City Church, right in the heart of the Fourth Plain corridor. This bilingual and multigenerational sexual health and relationship workshop allowed local families a safe space to explore these important topics with trusted mentors and facilitators.
Covering topics ranging from unpacking boundaries and dating red flags to the toxicity of machismo and role swapping, participants learned through activities and rich discussion. Facilitator Rodolfo Serna described a moment where one of the mothers in the group shared her expectations and said she felt this was a safe space where she could truly open up. It was during this moment that she began to get emotional. He later called this a “Safe space, Brave space, Sacred space”
Additional RPC sexual and reproductive health resources can be found on our Flowcode! https://www.flowcode.com/page/llnw-wyshiin
Parent Leadership Institute
The SW Washington Latino Parent Leadership Institute was founded in 2015 by Diana Avalos-Leos and WSU Vancouver Professor Dr. Katherine Rodela in order to promote and help develop the leadership and advocacy of all parents and family caregivers, especially Latino families in our local schools and communities.
The Parent Leadership Institute offers bilingual, culturally responsive leadership workshops for parents in our community with the goal of greater equity and justice for all underserved students and communities of color in the Pacific Northwest.
PARENT RESOURCES
Recursos Para Padres
Learning Heros (En Español)
Tienes lo que se necesita: tú eres el que mejor conoce a tu hijo. Sin embargo, hasta los superhéroes necesitan un equipo. Estamos aquí para ayudarte a apoyar el aprendizaje en casa, con medidas sencillas para facilitar la ruta al futuro exitoso de tu hijo.
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Latinx Parenting
Latinx Parenting is a bilingual organization rooted in children's rights, social and racial justice and antiracism, the individual and collective practice of nonviolence and reparenting, intergenerational and ancestral healing, cultural sustenance, and the active decolonization of oppressive practices in our families.
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Colorín Colorado (En Español)
Colorín Colorado es el principal sitio web nacional que presta servicio a maestros y familias de estudiantes del idioma inglés (ELLs) de los grados PreK-12. Por más de una década Colorín Colorado ha ofrecido información basada en la investigación, actividades y consejos para padres, escuelas y comunidades de todo el país.
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Vroom (En Español)
Las Actividades Vroom™ te ayudan a realzar los momentos que comparten. Suma conocimientos a la hora de comer, bañarte, dormir o en cualquier momento con más de 1,000 actividades divertidas y gratuitas.