Our Services
We offer a range of engaging and impactful services to strengthen your team’s ability to support undocumented and immigrant students.
All of our services and trainings reflect the latest immigration policy changes and are personalized to match the needs of your institution or organization.
Trainings for Educational Institutions
These trainings are designed for staff and leadership at K-12 schools, colleges, graduate/professional schools, and other student-serving organizations across the U.S.
We offer the following topical trainings and can curate combinations of these sessions to meet your specific needs.
Undocu-Ally Trainings
Our most comprehensive three-part training covers the following:
Federal, state, and campus policies affecting undocumented students
Effective strategies for advising undocumented students on access to higher education, post-graduation, and income-generating opportunities
Personalized consulting and recommendations for your institution to make programming and services inclusive of undocumented students
Protecting Immigrant Students
Our newest training on protecting students in the current political climate covers:
Best practices for supporting undocumented students
Understanding your students’ rights
Protecting student data from immigration agencies
Responding to ICE on campus
Career Center Trainings
This training equips counselors, academic advisors, and career services professionals with the tools to guide undocumented students in navigating career pathways with or without work authorization.
The Career Center Trainings cover:
How to advise undocumented students and create career plans aligned with their goals and legal realities.
Income-generating opportunities without work authorization, such as entrepreneurship, freelancing, independent contracting, and worker cooperatives.
Career pathways that are more accessible based on state policies, licensing restrictions, and evolving opportunities like DACA or TPS.
Strength-based advising practices to build trust and promote long-term success.
B.R.I.D.G.E. Certification Program
FGE, in partnership with Presidents’ Alliance and CUNY, is launching a 9-week Undou-Ally certification program to equip staff and faculty with the knowledge and tools to support undocumented students within their roles, and in turn, create an inclusive and informed campus.
The Undocu-Ally Certification Program:
Provides a certification for participants.
Trains staff on how to make programming inclusive to undocumented students across campus.
Standardizes best practices and approaches for working with and developing programs for undocumented students.
Offers up-to-date guidance on shifting laws and policies affecting undocumented students and subsequent ways to support them.
Connects staff to a nationwide network of allies.
Student-Facing Workshops
We provide workshops directly to students covering:
Information specific to the unique needs of first-generation and undocumented students
Guidance that is personalized to students’ grade/education level
Opportunities for students to ask questions and share their experiences
Our current offerings include:
Know Your Rights
Entrepreneurship 101
Preparing for Graduate and Professional School
Making the Most of Your Time in College
Major and Career Exploration
Building Your Professional Portfolio
Resume and Cover Letter Workshop
Networking and Building Professional Relationships
Financial Aid 101
Financial Aid for Undocumented Students
College Applications 101
Additional Services
Personalized Consulting
If your needs fall outside of the scope of our trainings or student workshops, we offer personalized consulting services including:
Assessment of your organization’s programs and activities
Recommendations on making programming inclusive to immigrant students
Step by step implementation guides to recommendations
Policy Updates
Our bi-weekly policy and news updates will keep your staff informed on most recent changes impacting immigrant students. These updates include:
Concise summaries of key developments on national and state-specific immigration policy
Links or copies to full articles or reports for further reading.
Key news stories organized by federal and state-specific impact
Website Support
Your website should clearly highlight your services and support for immigrant and undocumented students. We’ll provide you with:
Guidance on how to make your website more accessible and informative for immigrant students
Content and resources for a dedicated resource hub on your website for undocumented students' college and career journey
Collaborative consulting sessions to ensure vision alignment
Ready to work together?