On June 18, 2020, the Supreme Court concluded that the Department of Homeland Security improperly ended the DACA program in a 5-4 ruling. Besides determining that the case was under the Court’s jurisdiction, it also
On Monday, May 4, together with six other immigrant-rights focused groups in Virginia sent a letter to Governor Northam to ask him to help the children of immigrants, our undocumented youth, regardless of status to
COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund Helps Immigrants In-Need March 29, 2020 Arlington VA – The Dream Project, a nonprofit organization offering educational assistance to immigrants in Northern Virginia through scholarships and mentoring, has established an emergency
Version en español abajo Our Dreamers have overcome many challenges in their young lives. As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve, we want to let you know how we are continuing to support our students
By Johan, Dream Scholar Every story has power. As an immigrant from El Salvador and an undocumented student at Virginia Tech, telling my story empowers me. It can also be a vital communications tool used
For the fifth year in a row, Dream Project (DP) mentees were invited to participate in the Winter Seminar, held by the College of William & Mary (W&M) at its DC campus. The Winter Seminar
On Friday December 13th, we held our Annual Holiday Dinner to celebrate the holiday season and all of our students. Although held on Friday the 13th, a day appointed by popular culture as a day
Yesterday – December 3, 2019 – was #GivingTuesday. This is an international day of giving. In 2018 over $400 million dollars was donated to charities in the United States alone. We took to social media
It\’s that time of year to be thankful for the family, friends, and loved ones. As we prepare for our 9th Annual Holiday Dinner on Friday, December 13 at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington,
Nelcy R. M., one of our 95 Dream Project Scholars asked questions concerning the DACA Supreme Court hearing to an immigration attorney and Dream Project Board Member, Mr. Robert Remes, Carliner & Remes P.C. Roughly
You read that right; another year has flown by, and it is time to sit down and take a look at what we have accomplished. Without spoiling too much, I can say with certainty that
Earlier this year, Francesco Yepez-Coello, Dream Project Alumni, was published for his research into Dreamers in higher education. Having gone through college as an immigrant, Francesco is very familiar with many of the difficulties and intricacies
