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Information Sheets, Fact Sheets & Manuals

Courtesy of YWCA USA, the below resources cover topics related to immigration, systemic racism, gender violence, and more!

DACA FACTSHEET	and	ECONOMIC SECURITY FACTSHEET	and	FAMILIES BELONG TOGETHER FACTSHEET
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Deferred Action is a form of prosecutorial discretion that provides a work permit & relief from removal for two years to certain eligible undocumented youth.	and	Many immigrant women are denied fair wages, safe work environments, adequate healthcare & other benefits/working conditions that men, higher wage workers & US-born women enjoy.	and	Any discussion of immigration policies must prioritize the safety of immigrant women, girls & their families, who are often victims of violence, trafficking & labor violations.
IMMIGRATION & GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE FACTSHEET	and	RACIAL RECKONING TOOLKIT	and	RACIAL JUSTICE TRAINING MANUAL
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In addition to the risk of violence, immigrant women experience increased barriers due to a complex set of factors, such as language barriers, financial abuse, & social isolation.	and	An entry point — an offering — to help us think more deeply & intentionally about how we care for one another during times of great racial crisis & how we center healing practices.	and	This tool builds knowledge about structural racism & racial justice necessary to do this work. While no single document can be all things to all people, these modules can be used by those along the continuum.
A GUIDE TO DECONSTRUCTING RACISM	and	INTENT VS. IMPACT GUIDE	and	WHITE SUPREMACY CHARACTERISTICS
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This unearths the classic definition of racism, power & racial prejudice. Participants will examine & deconstruct the roots of racism & issues stemming from racism.	and	This guide helps to understand and educate on the use of microaggressions & use cultural humility to understand one’s own privileges & how to intervene.	and	The concept of white privilege can be challenging to grasp. Privilege is not a pass, but an unearned benefit, often unintentionally cashed in. It must be denied & challenged consciously.	and

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