Immigrant Youth and Family Resources

The resources linked below are designed to inform and assist immigrant youth and families. They do not constitute legal advice and are not a substitute for consultation with an experienced attorney with knowledge of your specific circumstances.

Immigrant Safety Plan

Additional information and resources for youth and families navigating situations and issues related to immigration can be found below.

• ACLU Know Your Rights: Immigrants’ Rights

• Northwest Immigrant Rights Project: Know Your Rights

• We Have Rights’ Videos

• Immigrant Legal Resource Center: Family Preparedness Plan

• Washington Law Help: Resources for Immigrants

• Northwest Immigrant Rights Project: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Information

Cómo Conectarte con Tu Audiencia de la Corte

Cómo Conectarte con Tu Audiencia de la Corte is a Spanish-language video that explains how to join virtual court hearings via Zoom or WebEx. Clients of LCYC’s Immigrant Youth Team expressed confusion around participating in virtual hearings, so the team created this resource. Cómo Conectarte con Tu Audiencia de la Corte covers step-by-step instructions on downloading the virtual platforms, courtroom etiquette, and the importance of clear communication during proceedings. Clients and their advocates can use this video to discuss and demystify the process.

organizations supporting immigrant youth and families (King County)

• Northwest Immigrant Rights Project (NWIRP)

• Kids In Need of Defense (KIND)

• Colectiva Legal del Pueblo

• El Centro de la Raza

• Casa Latina

• Northwest Justice Project

• Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network