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Together in the Struggle: Working as an Ally for Comprehensive Immigration Reform

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- Kim Abbot and Shahid Haque, Montana Human Rights Network, and Aubrey Harrison, Basic Rights Oregon

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When Aug 01, 2010 from 10:00 AM to 05:00 PM
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Comprehensive immigration reform is a pressing issue that deeply affects many of our communities and constituents. But progressive activists in organizations and communities without large immigrant populations are also working as vital allies to win CIR. Hear stories, best practices, and ideas about working as an ally including how to tailor progressive messages around immigration, how to be accountable to the leadership of immigrant and refugee communities, and how to mobilize your base as allies in the struggle.

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