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Our second #Cafecito series panel is underway titled, “Cafecito Para La Salud,” with our amazing mental health experts & thought leaders who will be discussing the importance of mental health in immigrant communities, as well as post-election healing in communities of color! Don’t MISS this important dialogue and bring your cafecito ! Panelists are: Dr. Thema Bryant-Davis, Dr. Belinda-Arriaga, and Rhonda Magee, Esq. 

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Join the Dreamer Fund as they ask important questions about #DACA - the SCOTUS decision, the recent appellate court decision, and the future of DACA - to national immigration experts, Prof. Bill Ong Hing and Prof. Jacqueline Brown Scott. 

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The Dreamer Fund is PROUD to announce our #Cafecito Panel Series, beginning with our first panel, “Cafecito Con La Tías” this upcoming Monday, Nov. 23, 2020 from 12:30pm-1:30pm via zoom! Join the conversation with our tías, mamas, and abuelitas as we dialogue and explore the themes of social justice, immigration, and our political future in family dynamics. Spread the word and join us for some Cafecito. 

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A community check-in with the Directors of the Dreamer Fund and collaborators about what happened in the 2020 Presidential Elections, what happens next and what it means for the immigrant community. Join us on our Instagram Live on Nov. 13, 2020 from 12:30-1:30pm to sound off. 

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The Dreamer Fund presents "Undocumented Attorney Panel," a conversation with undocumented attorneys about navigating the legal field Join us via Zoom on October 26, 2020 from 12-1pm. 

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GGU Presents has a great topical discussion coming up next week that could reframe how you think of lawyering. Adjunct Law Professor Monica Valencia will host a panel discussion on the importance of “Rebellious Lawyering” in advocating for immigrant clients during a global pandemic. What is “rebellious lawyering?” The panel will describe it best, but look at it as a progressive, client-centered approach that requires lawyers to be knowledgeable about the cultures and experiences of the groups they work with. It advocates for a holistic approach to both legal and non-legal problem-solving in disadvantaged communities

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The Dreamer Fund presents "Undocumented Law Students Panel," a conversation with undocumented law students about their experience in applying for law school. Join us via Zoom on October 12, 2020 from 12-1pm. 

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The Dreamer Fund presents "Bar Exam Panel: Tips & Tricks," a conversation with young attorneys about their experience in sitting for the California Bar Exam. Join us via Zoom on September 17, 2020 from 1-2pm. 

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The Dreamer Fund and the USF Migration Studies program are teaming up with the Roxie Theater to bring the film screening of, "Undocumented," to our community. Half of the proceeds of this film screenings will benefit a special scholarship on behalf of the Dreamer Fund to the graduate students of the USF Migration Studies program. A conversation with the filmmaker, Patricia Shih, will follow and will be moderated by Prof. Bill Ong Hing, of the University of San Francisco. Roxie Theater 3117 16th St., San Francisco - Tuesday, July 30 at 6:30 pm. PRICE: Admission is $9 students & seniors, $15 general, $20 supporter and $30 as benefactor.

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Our 2nd Annual Signature event, #UndocuFest, is here and we are so excited to announce our headliner for this event: Diana Gameros!!!! Catch us on March 9, 2019 from 2pm-8pm at El Rio in the Mission District of San Francisco. For event info, artist line-up, tickets and other info, please visit: https://www.dreamerfund.org/undocufest

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Join the Movement will be hosting a special fundraiser benefiting our #UndocuFest event happening Wednesday Feb 13 at Rock Bar in San Francisco! DJS Tylawave and Sultana are playing sweet soul and latin soul records f on Vinyl! The proceeds made during the happy hour will be donated to buy the supplies needed to put on #Undocufest 2019 @ El Rio. To make sure this festival is a safe space for everyone involved, we must come in prepared!

21+ 6pm-10pm - Donations encouraged

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Waking Dream weaves together the stories of six undocumented young people as they sit in limbo between deportation and a path to citizenship. WAKING DREAM Series Launch Celebration and Screening with a participatory live mural installation and community discussion. Tuesday, November 13 | Doors open at 6:00pm / Program begins at 6:30pm @ Grand Theater at Gray Area (Mission District). FREE. 
 

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Join the Movement fundraising Happy Hour happening at Rock Bar on Wednesday Oct 24 from 6-10 pm.  Sliding scale donation of $5-$20. All proceeds made will be split evenly between the Dreamer Fund & Pueblo Sin Fronteras.  Tamales provided by Chicano Nuevo!  DJ Tylawave providing the dance party! 

Help DreamerFund and Pueblo Sin Fronteras support immigrants in our community at every stage of their journey.  Proceeds for the Dreamer Fund will help provide financial support for Dreamers and undocumented law students in California.  Proceeds for PSF will be put towards housing for folx released from detention centers locally. 

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Join the Dreamer Fund in celebration of the resilience of undocumented and immigrant communities, through the dance narratives of cultures from across the globe. This event will include performances along with brief conversations about some of the obstacles faced by each of these cultures. $10 Cover & +21 at El Rio in SF, 3-8pm.

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Join our Founder & Co-Director, Monica Valencia, & our Co-Director of Community Outreach, Bethzy Garcia, as they speak to students about the current political climate, DACA, and the workforce for undocumented students. They are also joined by USC student AnnaLaura Arredondo. This event is hosted by USC IDEAS & El Centro Chicano at the University of Southern California on April 20, 2018 from 3pm-5pm. COST: Free. 

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The Refugee Caravan—now over 600 strong, has traveled halfway across Mexico, and in order to reach their destination safely, they will need buses, food and basic supplies. Help the Dreamer Fund and Join the Movement, in collaboration with Pueblo Sin Fronteras, in raising funds and support for the caravan, during a night of music and solidarity with DJ Tylawave and LOUDA. April 19th, 2018 at Rock Bar in San Francisco from 6pm -11pm. 
 

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Featuring three powerful short films which provide a powerful glimpse into the lives of people affected by DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals). There will be a Q & A panel with the filmmakers and a panel discussion about the implication of deportation and the separation of families, the impact of being undocumented and getting higher education, and lastly, the current state of immigration and specifically, DACA. Location: Roxie Theater | 3117 16th St, SF, CA | April 3, 2018 @ 7-9PM | Tickets $12  | FACEBOOK

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We are bringing together artists, musicians, dancers, poets, activists & allies to create a safe space in which we can honor the resilience of our undocumented and immigrant brothers & sisters. #UndocuFest take place on Saturday, Feb. 10, 2018 at El Rio 3158 Mission St, San Francisco | 2:00 pm to 8:00 pm | Admission is $5.

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Our Co-Directors, Monica Valencia & Gabriela Garcia will be presenting at the 2018 Womxn of Color Conference at USF in San Francisco. Their presentation, "REBEL: The Art of Rebellious Lawyering in Education," aims to bring to life the experiences of womxn of color in higher education, while also creating their own platforms in which to advocate for their advancement and independence. ​Attend the conference by registering: http://bit.ly/2Dvl1hY.

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*THIS DATE IS TENTATIVE - WE HAVE SEVERAL DATES BASED ON APPOINTMENTS!* The Dreamer Fund is working with a a team of Immigration attorneys to screen & assist potential DACA renewal applicants. If you think you may be eligible to renew your #DACA & would like to confirm your eligibility, contact us at: hello@dreamerfund.org or 415-741-3239.

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Join us for Happy Hour for a great cause, raising money to assist the Dreamer Fund, dedicated to helping Dreamers and undocumented students financially to pursue and complete law school through creative community engagement.

Come out, drink and dance for an amazing cause! Live DJ, raffle prizes donated from local artists and businesses, Tamales provided by Chicano Nuevo pop up , drink specials, interactive art, and no cover.

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This months edition of Join the Movement: An Activist Based Fundraising Happy Hour at Rock Bar, will be in honor of the Dreamer Fund, who has been actively fundraising and advocating for undocumented students in law school in creative and innovative ways. All donations given and money made by DJ Tylawave, will be donated directly to the Dreamer Fund. Come out, support, and dance for an amazing cause on May 4th from 6pm-10pm @ RockBar, SF.

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On Saturday, April 22, 2017, Soprano Michelle Chang, accompanied by pianist Andrew Vickers & special guest tenor Tim Eischens, present Hymne à l’amour, an eclectic musical repertoire including American jazz & musicals, Spanish & German art songs, French chansons, & Italian opera. From Billie Holiday to Edith Piaf to Fernando Obradors, this program is as diverse as love itself. Concert from 5pm-7pm, to include wine & cheese reception. 

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Join us for a meaningful conversation with DREAMers at USF School of Law, who will share their life journeys, the educational hurdles they’ve had to overcome, as well as the challenges they face as law students in the current political climate. They will also be joined by Professor Jacqueline Brown Scott, who is the Supervising Attorney of the Immigration & Deportation Defense Clinic at USF School of Law. Location: 2199 Fulton Street, in Kendrick Hall Room 102 from 5:00 - 6:20 p.m.  

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This is our first benefit, which will be held at El Rio in the San Francisco, Mission District. Doors open at 8pm and shows begin at 9pm. There is a $10 cover. All proceeds will be donated to the Dreamer Fund and the evening will include: Silent Art Auction, Live Music with Betsy & Beau and Killer Whale, Comedy by Christine Mettel, Soul Records and Latin Oldies with tylawave, and of course, Dreamers who will share their stories.