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Empowering Students: Faculty and Staff Workshop on Dream Act and AB540 at College of the Desert

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Join us for a vital workshop hosted by Alas Con Futuro at College of the Desert, focused on AB540, the DREAM Act, and Deferred Action. Learn about these essential programs designed to support undocumented students seeking higher education in California. Discover how AB540 allows eligible students to pay in-state tuition, while the DREAM Act provides a pathway to conditional permanent residency. Engage with faculty and staff about outreach strategies, financial aid opportunities including Cal Grants, and how to support students in navigating their educational journey.

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  1. Faculty and Staff Workshop By Alas Con Futuro @ College of the Desert

  2. Contents • AB540 • Alas Con Futuro • DREAM Act • AB130 • AB131 • Deferred Action • DREAM act (Federal)

  3. AB540 AB540 Form AB540 is NOT a scholarship, it only allows eligible students to pay the same tuition as a U.S. resident or citizen. Assembly Bill 540 is a bill passed on October 12, 2001 by Governor Gray Davis. A student qualifies for AB540 if they: Have attended a California high school for at least 3 years Graduated from a CA High School (Or obtained equivalent for example GED) Will file an affidavit with the college /university stating that he or she has filed an application to legalize his or her immigration status, or will file one.

  4. History (started out with 7 members) Our Mission Spread awareness about AB540, Deferred Action, DREAM act Outreaches (High schools, Faculty, Deferred action workshops, Fundraisers, Conferences,) Support Group Alas Con Futuro

  5. DREAM Act AB130 AB131 Allows AB540 students to apply for and receive Cal Grantsby California's public colleges and universities. (Only if funding remains available after all California resident students have received Competitive awards that they are eligible for. Then they will be able to apply and compete). Specific financial assistance(AB540 eligible students): • Board of Governors (BOG)Fee Waiver • Institutional Student Aid: Student aid program administered by the attending college or university (i.e. State University Grant, UC Grant). The California Dream ACT 2011 authored by Gil Cedillo has two separate bills, ab130 and ab131

  6. Deferred Action

  7. DREAM Act (Federal) The DREAM Act (Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors) is a legislative proposal that would provide conditional permanent residency to certain undocumented residents. If you meet the criteria: • Six years within which to obtain a two-year college degree or complete two-years of military service. • Chance to adjust your conditional permanent residency to U.S. citizenship. Requirements: • You entered the country before the age of 16; • You graduate high school or obtain a GED; • You have good moral character (no criminal record); and • You have at least five years of continuous presence in the US

  8. Thank you for listening • Questions, comments, concerns? • Please make sure to fill out our evaluation forms (: • Email: AlasConFuturo.cod@gmail.com • Web: AlasConFuturo.webs.com