Sunday Stories @ Six

Episode Six: Now is the time to act

Today's episode features none other than our very own- Gabriela Flores! She speaks about her story and why she is so passionate for immigration reform. In addition, this episode touches on the 2020 presidential election and how we must hold our legislators accountable, especially within the first 100 days of presidency. If you would like to get more involved on the initiative towards immigration reform, please email me at Fj15@my.fsu.edu.

Episode Five: Intersectionality

Today's episode features Shereen Rad, where she speaks about intersectionality, specifically with the Haitian community. According to The Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services, the U.S. has consistently detained more Haitian families in 2020 than any other nationality. It is time we start taking action against these issues, in addition to changing the narrative which currently exists. If you would like to get more involved, please email me at Fj15@my.fsu.edu.

A Direct Response To The Final Presidential Debate

This segment is a direct response to the final presidential debate which occurred Thursday, October 22nd, 2020. The opinions on this segment are solely my own, and do not represent any organization or person I am affiliated with. If you would like to share your thoughts, or would like to get more involved, please contact me at Fj15@my.fsu.edu.

Episode Four: All of the immigration terms you need to know

This week, Karen Gamez, a fellow Advocacy Corps Member for the Friends Committee on National Legislation, is sharing her story as a DACA Recipient. In addition, she lists all of the terms you might need to know that is related to immigration in the United States. For questions on today's podcast or becoming more involved in taking action, please email me at Fj15@my.fsu.edu.

Why the H.R.6 Dream and Promise Act?

Today's episode goes into detail of why we are choosing to advocate for the H.R.6 Dream and Promise Act of 2019. It is our duty to use our privilege to provide an accessible pathway towards citizenship for those that are already in this country. If you would like to get more involved, please email me at Fj15@my.fsu.edu