Education Leaders' Guide is an immigration-specific resource that focuses largely on student privacy and information-sharing with ICE and provides information to education professionals that can be helpful insetting proactive policies and practices around requests or visits from ICE at school.

The previous  Secretary of Education, Miguel Cardona released a letter to all school  districts in early 2025 affirming the existing guidance to ensure equal  access to education for immigrant students in English and Spanish along with a directory of resources.

This guide from the  Center for Law and Social Policy explains how early childhood providers can  create a “safe space” policies to protect immigrant families in their  programs.

FAFSA guidance for  mixed-status families from President’s Alliance.

National Education  Association’s toolkit for Safe Zone School Districts

List of resources UnidosUS curated to support the mental health and wellbeing of Latino and immigrant communities including caring for your mental health and coping with trauma, and how to support the mental health and wellbeing of children, especially during challenging or uncertain times.

Social media resources to equip parents, caregivers, and community leaders with tools for nurturing social emotional wellness in Latino children.

The Latinx Therapists  Action Network have published a Care Practices Guide—a resource to support  resiliency, mental health, and collective care for people organizing and  communities building power and movements together to endure through the most  challenging times and in current political conditions. Access the guide in Spanish here!

A toolkit designed to help healthcare leaders and organizations address burnout, trauma, and workforce wellbeing through a trauma-informed lens. It explores the balance between personal and organizational responsibility in managing stress, offering strategies to build resilience, improve workplace conditions, and support long-term employee wellness.

One of a series of fact sheets that highlight community-based approaches and case studies of programs and policies that seek to solve disparities and advance health equity in key health issue areas in the Latino community.

The Congressional Republican majority plans to make significant cuts to federal public benefit programs as part of so-called "Budget Reconciliation" legislation that can pass without any bipartisan support. To provide you with reliable information about proposed changes to programs that are important to Hispanic families across the country, we will post updated fact sheets here. Download the latest presentation deck from the Affiliate Monthly call.