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Working Together

The MICA Project works with immigrant communities to address the issues affecting people's lives.  We work with community members and leaders to determine what these issues are and to decide how to address them. 

Community Advisory Panel

The MICA Project seeks the input of immigrant community members as it plans its programming.  If you are interested in providing feedback or participating in a Community Advisory Panel meeting, please contact Jessica at jessicamayo@mica-project.org.

Grassroots Community

The goal of the MICA Project is to not only be a resource for the community, but also to be part of that community. This grassroots philosophy serves as the foundation for our organization and helps to focus our efforts on the promotion of human dignity through a variety of strategies.

Community Outreach

Here are some of the ways the MICA Project works in and with our immigrant communities:
  • Know Your Rights Presentations: We provide educational presentations about immigration options and the legal rights of immigrants in the United States
  • Power of Attorney Workshops: Volunteer lawyer services that assist clients in preparing Power of Attorney in the case of an immigration emergency. 
  • Community Collaboration:  The MICA Project networks with other social service providers in immigrant communities so that we can provide referrals to individuals with needs that the MICA Project does not address.
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