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| NEW POSTER FROM E4FC
America has denied me so much yet has given me everything.
Quotes about citizenship and being an immigrant student, written by E4FC students
Content Editor: Fermin Mendoza
Designer: Adrienne Aquino
Size: 12.25" x 17.25"
Paper: 80 lb Recycled Matte Cover
Price: $10 (includes shipping and handling)
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| NEW POSTER FROM E4FC
Undocumented Students Can Go to College
Designer: Fred Hidalgo
Size: 12" x 36"
Paper: 80 lb Recycled Matte Cover
Price: $10 (includes shipping and handling)
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| NEW GUIDE FROM E4FC
HOW TO SUPPORT COLLEGE-BOUND UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS
Advice for Counselors and Educators
Editors: E4FC Educator Action Group
Pages: 12 pages
Size: 6" x 6"
Price: $5 for package of 10 copies
Note: You can also download a free electronic copy
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| DOCUMENTARY FILM FROM E4FC
DON'T STOP ME NOW
E4FC's 30-minute documentary film tells the stories of four
undocumented youth struggling to get ahead in life. These youth were
raised in the United States and consider themselves as American.
They've done everything right:
excelled in school, distinguished themselves as public servants, and
served as role models for their peers. Now they want to go to college.
They've got the grades and test scores, but the odds are stacked
against them. All must overcome severe
financial challenges, no access to government aid, and vehement
political opposition. Despite these challenges, they hold fast to their
dreams and remain committed to traditional American values of hard work
and perseverance. Read more.
Running Time: 30 minutes
Languages: English audio, optional Spanish subtitles
Format: DVD
Price: $15 (includes shipping and handling)
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| CHAPBOOK OF STUDENT STORIES
THINGS I'LL NEVER SAY: STORIES OF GROWING UP UNDOCUMENTED IN THE UNITED STATES
These students shed light on what it is like to grow up as an undocumented youth. They talk about not being able to return to their homelands, about wanting to be accepted as Americans, and about the fear of living in the shadows. Their narratives are presented in an order that creates a sense of a young immigrant’s journey: departure, crossing, arrival, alienation, and attempts at claiming a new home.
View a Preview of the chapbook (including 2 stories)
Length: 31 pages
Size: 4.25"x11"
Price: $5 (includes shipping and handling)
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