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Supporting undocumented young people in their pursuit of college, career and citizenship


EDUCATOR GUIDES
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TOP 10 WAYS TO SUPPORT UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS

Updated August 2012
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The following articles were written by E4FC and have been reprinted with permission from the Journal of College Admission. They originally appeared in the Winter 2010 issue, number 206. Copyright 2009 National Association for College Admission Counseling.


How to Talk to Undocumented Students about Sensitive Subjects (by Katharine Gin)

Telltale Signs: Tips for Identifying Undocumented Students (by Katharine Gin)

Why These Students? Reasons to Help Undocumented Students (by Katharine Gin)

Repository of Resources for Undocumented Students (Published by College Board)

Not Just a Latino Issue (by Beleza Chan)


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