The SEEK Program at City Tech

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SEEK Academic Services

Tutoring and Academic Services take place in the
SEEK Center for Learning
NAMM Hall, Room N406
Monday through Thursday
10:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Sign up for Academic Services at
The SEEK Center for Learning
or by texting
"SUPPORT" to 929-242-7244

SEEK Workshop and Event Calendar

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Information for Current Students

Know Your Rights

Important legal Resources for students

Make the Road - Deportation Defense Manual

This manual provides information about your rights when interacting with immigration enforcement, what you should do to prepare, and how to mobilize your community for support.

View the manual here.

Legal Services NYC

Provides support in multiple areas in addition to immigration resources. All their services are free & open to anyone that lives in NYC. They have offices across all 5 of the NYC boroughs and can provide support in many different languages.

Visit their website here.

UnLocal

Provides support for folks in deportation proceedings. They also have a dedicated program for undocumented LGBTQ+ immigrants seeking legal support. Contact: [email protected]

Visit their website here.

Legal Aid Society

Provides urgent immigration support to low-income undocumented folks. They also have legal aid support in other areas such as housing. If you need immediate help, please call the Immigration Law Unit Helpline: 844-955-3425.

Visit their website here.

Immigration Equality

Provides direct legal aid support to LGBTQ+ asylum seekers. Immigration Equality’s services are free regardless of your status. They partner up with an accredited attorney in their network to support their clients.

Visit their website here.

Red Cards - ILRC

The Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC) created a series of cards in 14 languages to make sure people know their rights and can defend themselves in situations, such as when ICE agents go to a home. Go to the site to request cards or print your own.

View the cards here.

Family Preparedness Plan - ILRC

The IRLC has put together a family preparedness plan resource document to help reduce the stress of the unexpected. The document can help any family regardless of immigration status, but includes advice for immigrant families

View the plan here.

CUNY Citizenship Now

CUNY Citizenship Now is an organization within CUNY that provides free and confidential legal counseling to anyone who lives in New York City. They can also refer you to other organizations if they don't specialize in your specific needs.

Visit their website here.

National Immigration Services Legal Directory

A resource curated by the New York Immigration Coalition with free/low cost organizations based in NYC. Organizations listed in there may also have capacity for more urgent concerns.

Visit their website here.

CBST The Ark

Trains volunteers and attorneys to assist with asylum & work permit applications, translation, accompaniment to USCIS interviews, direct support for our immigrant neighbors, & more. Contact: Noah Habeeb at [email protected]

Visit their website here.

Immigrants Rising - Work for Yourself

Most undocumented immigrants face significant barriers to pursuing employment in the United States. In this guide, Immigrants Rising has outlined some legal ways to earn money in the United States with freelancing/independent contracting.

View the guide here.

National Employment Law Project

NELP has put together an English and Spanish guide for worker advocates in regard to the protection workers, and specifically immigrant workers, have and how they can work together with labor agencies to create a safe and equitable workplace.

View the guide here.

Undocumented and Immigrant Student Programs at the City University of New York

CUNY’s UISP is a centralized department focused on immigrant student success to advocate and empower all students across various and changing immigration statuses.

Visit their website here.

CUNY UISP Resources

CUNY Undocumented and Immigrant Student Programs Resources has put together an extensive list of resources for immigrant students, regardless of citizenship status.

Visit the list here.

Eligibility for in-state tuition and TAP via the New York State Dream Act

This document helps undocumented and immigrant students in CUNY understand their eligibility for in-state tuition and TAP.

View the document here.

CUNY Undocumented & Immigrant Student College Resource Guide

This document is a guide for undocumented and immigrant students within CUNY to learn about the services CUNY offers, view special financial aid opportunities, and more.

View the guide here.

CUNY UISP Health Resources

CUNY UISP has put together a list of physical and mental health resources and clinics for undocumented students and families along with resources for educators working with immigrants

View the resources here.

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 City Tech Immigrant Success Liaison: Gabriella Collantes-Woods | Namm N424 | [email protected] Not at City Tech? Find your Immigrant Success Liaison here.

 City Tech Immigrant Success Liaison: Gabriella Collantes-Woods 
 Namm N424 | [email protected] Not at City Tech? Find your Immigrant Success Liaison here.