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Supporting undocumented students in their pursuit of college, career and contribution


OUTREACH TESTIMONIALS

E4FC is proud to have received the following testimonials from participants in our recent workshops and presentations:

"I just wanted to let you know I sat in on E4FC's workshop for parents and you did a GREAT job! The room was packed and parents had tons of questions.  It was a much needed workshop and I was saddened by the parents' lack of information - it only goes to show we need to do more things like this. Thanks for setting up the workshop." -- April Alvarez, Eastside College Preparatory (East Palo Alto, CA)

"Thank you for the helpful resources and guidance you provided at last week's AB540 workshop at the College of Marin. We had about 30 high school and community providers attending, and we've received positive feedback from everyone.  The combination of the student panel and your professional perspective seemed especially effective in delivering practical messages about how to help this student population." -- Susan Keiter, Marin College Access Network (San Rafael, CA)

"This is the best presentation about AB540 I've ever attended. E4FC presenters are energetic, grassroots, and level-headed. Lots of information and useful resources. I am truly impressed." -- Marty Zielke, Centro Latino Coordinator, Merrit College (Oakland, CA)

"The students, who were not all friends before this workshop, quickly developed a community of trust. From there they were able to be very engaged in the various activities. Their final products, after a relatively short time, were amazing.  I believe the students left feeling empowered and inspired." -Jane Slater, Sequoia High School (Redwood City, CA)

"The workshop was able to creatively show students how to write about their immigration stories. Many members of the audience really enjoyed having a performance rather than an instructional workshop." -Angel, IDEAS at San Francisco State University

"It was powerful that the presenters were from the same community as our students. They became instant role models for our students to aspire to be like...Also, having one of the student's parent talk about her experiences was very helpful and inspiring to our families." -Amelia Kolokihakaufisi, Foundation for a College Education (East Palo Alto, CA)

"This was great in increasing resources for professionals to help the students they serve. The information was great...and the film was powerful and helped start a thoughtful conversation.  Thank you!" -Amy Weinstein, National Scholarship Providers Association

"Having our students meet an individual who, undocumented himself, survived and thrived the process was very reassuring and inspiring -- having it translated into Spanish was great!" -Jen Nguyen, Jefferson High School (Daly City, CA)

"Jose did a great job working with our staff members in co-presenting our workshop about resources for AB540 students. In the second presentation, he was solo and was very good at interweaving facts about what is available for AB540 students and personal anecdotes. It was great when he answered the question of what to do next." -Chase Finney, 10,000 Degrees


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