Ambassador for Immigrant Rights

ILRC

AMBASSADOR

ILRC AmbassadorS

Immigration laws and policies can be complicated, and on top of that misinformation is constantly being spread online. ILRC is committed to bringing clarity to such issues, as well as being a reliable source for tools and information.

As an Ambassador you would help us in this fight by uplifting our message on social media and empowering others by sharing accurate information and handy tools.

If you’re passionate about immigrant and human rights and want to make an impact in your community, sign up now!

The Ambassador Program

As an Ambassador, you will:

  • Amplify our message by sharing and reposting our social media content

  • Receive updates on the ILRC & the latest news in immigration

  • Have access to volunteer opportunities, events, and trainings

  • Be equipped with our community resources

  • Have the chance to win a $75 gift card & ILRC swag bag by the end of the semester in our raffle.

Monthly Newsletter

We know as a student your schedule can get hectic, so we made being an Ambassador easy! Once you sign up, you will receive a monthly newsletter that will have everything you’ll need: our recent posts, the latest news, and any upcoming events. Your main mission is reposting our social media content!

Website Walkthrough

Let’s take a quick tour of the website, so you can be ready to take on being an Ambassador!

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