We are very excited to announce the 7th National Low-Income Immigrant Rights Conference. This conference brings together community leaders, organizers, attorneys, and advocates from around the country to develop strategies around some of the core issues affecting low income immigrants. It is convened every two years, always to great acclaim, and often it has been a catalyst for major victories by our movemnt.

Who is expected to participate?

500 of the leading advocates, organizers, and other experts from across the country represeting local, state, and national immigrant and refugee rights, civil rights, health care, anti-poverty, legal, faith-based, ethnic, labor, community, and low-wage worker groups.

What does the conference feature?

• Trainings
• Strategy Sessions
• Dialogue Sessions

Why attend?

This conference will get you up to speed on laws and policies impacting immigrants today, and connect you with immigrant rights advocates working at the national, state, and local levels. You will be able to participate in the development of advocating strategies related to critical issues affecting low income immigrants in the U.S. including:

• Workers' rights
• Safety-net programs and services
• Anti-immigrant proposals
• Educational and other opportunities
• Immigration enforcement
• Due process and constitutional rights
• Immigration reform

Past conferences have been highly praised for building momentum toward developing a national agenda on these and other important immigrants' rights issues. We expect 2009's conference to be similarly galvanizing.

RSVP by Sunday, November 15th, 2009 HERE