A letter details actions the St. Vrain Valley School District could take to repair the harm done to the Black community and protect it from racism moving forward.
In my presentation, the top two points are the right to vote and the protection from deportation. I kind of go back and forth on which one should be number one and which one should be number two, McNamara says. The info night is to educate people on the citizenship process.
At the May 15 workshop, participants will be paired with immigration lawyers or Department of Justice-accredited immigration representatives who can help them fill out and review their whole citizenship application in free two-hour blocks. We find out what they need. Obviously, a lot of cases are perfect and ready to go, in which case I’ll print out the application, all the supporting evidence, sign it as the preparer, and mail it to the applicant to submit for themselves, McNamara says. If there s a tax issue or a criminal-history issue, we can either refer them internally to one of our grant programs if they live in Denver or we refer them out to a low-bono [discounted] attorney from the American Immi
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Ingrid Encalada LaTorre came to the U.S. after graduating from high school in a small town in Peru. She was on a search for the American Dream, she explains, when she went to live with an aunt and cousins in Evergreen.
Encalada LaTorre’s home town is in the mountains. She loves the snow, and remembers feeling right at home in Evergreen. She decided to stay in Colorado.
After working a variety of odd jobs during her first years here, Encalada LaTorre realized that she couldn’t find continuous work without having a Social Security number. So in 2003, she bought one on the black market.
Saturday, January 9 The Children s Museum of Denver has reopened, with limited capacity, modified exhibits and four ninety-minute, reservation-only play sessions Thursdays through Saturdays. During the closure, the museum worked on several more interior spaces; in addition to Water, Joy Park and the Art Studio, kids can now explore sudsy science secrets in Bubbles, take care of neighborhood pets in Ready Vet Go, learn about the Laws of Motion in Kinetics, launch a rocket in 3 2 1 Blast Off, and save the town in Fire Station No. 1. Virtual activities continue for those staying home, too. Find out more here.
Saturday, January 9, 7 p.m.