Workshop -”Dream Act 101″:

Monday, December 7^th – 6:30pm at Angell Hall Auditorium D

Come learn and be a part of the discussion:

• Undocumented student testimonies – ‘I grew up as an American and feel American‘
• Immigration Attorney, Michael Piston  – ‘There is no line‘
• University professor, Laura Sanders – ‘our communities are being ripped apart‘
• Educator, Isaias Solis – ‘students can make the difference!‘
• Youth Organizer, Mohammad – ‘don’t just dream, act!’

Movie Screening — “Papers” (discussion to follow):

Wednesday, December 9^th – 7:00pm at Angell Hall Auditorium C

“Papers” is the story of undocumented youth and the challenges they face as they turn 18 without legal status. These are young people who were born outside the U.S. and raised in this country. They were educated in American schools, hold American values and know only the U.S. as home. Yet, according to current immigration law, they are “illegal immigrants.” Many of them cannot speak, read, or write in their native languages and live at risk of being deported, even as unaccompanied minors, to countries that are completely foreign to them. What they truly desire is to pursue their dreams and contribute their skills and abilities to this country.

View the trailer and learn more — www.papersthemovie.com

• Event proudly hosted by:

Migrant Immigrant Rights and Awareness – College Democrats – American Apparel – Social Welfare Action Alliance – Latin American Caribbean Studies – Ambatana Council – Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs / William Monroe Trotter Multicultural Center  – Latino Student Organization – Delta Tau Lambda Sorority, Inc (screening only) — Latino Social Workers Alliance – Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity, Inc. – DreamActivist.org – Students Organizing for Labor & Economic Equality -

For more event information call Mo at 734.262.9705 |Sign Dream Act petition at www.dreamact2009.com