Immigration Rights and Resources for the Campus Community

Exercising Your Rights to Free Speech

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The Redwood Region RISE Collaborative is committed — guided by its Voting Block's Equity Committee — to centering the voices of priority community members and actively seeking their input and participation. If you know someone or an organization that represents one or more of these communities, isn't yet involved, and might be interested in joining the Collaborative, please reach out at ccrp@humboldt.edu.

State Definition:  Disinvested CommunitiesRedwood Region RISE Definition: Priority Communities
Census tracts identified as ‘disadvantaged’ by the California Environmental Protection Agency.
  • Advocates for People of Color (e.g. Black Lives Matter, Asian Americans Advancing Justice, New Hmong Rising Association, etc.)
  • Communities of Color
  • Immigrants with Documentation (e.g. work visas)
  • Individuals that live in extremely remote/rural areas of the Redwood Coast Region (Redwood Region RISE)
  • Individuals who were Formerly Incarcerated
  • Individuals that are Deaf or Hard of Hearing (HoH)
  • Individuals with Intellectual Developmental Disabilities
  • Individuals with Learning Disabilities
  • Individuals with Physical Disabilities
  • Individuals with Vision Impairment
  • Individuals without Broadband Access
  • Individuals without Documentation
  • Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Asexual, Intersex + (LGBTQIA2S+)
  • Members of religions and ethnic minority communities
  • Monolingual Hmong-Speakers
  • Monolingual Spanish Speakers
  • New Citizens
  • Senior Citizens
  • Unions
  • Workers
  • Youth
Census tracts with median household incomes at or below 80% of the statewide median income or with the median household incomes at or below the threshold designated as low-income by the Department of Housing and Community Development’s list of state income limits.  
  • Veterans
  • Unhoused individuals
  • Farm Workers
  • Low Income households
  • Individuals in Rent-Burdened households
  • Single parent household
  • Zero-vehicle households
  • Limited English proficiency (non-English speakers or English as a Second Language)
  • Individuals experiencing Mental Illness
  • Caretakers



 

‘High poverty area’ and ‘High unemployment area’ as designated by the California Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development California Competes Tax Credit Program.  
  • Individuals who are Unemployed/Laid off/Seeking Employment
California Native American Tribes as defined by the Native American Heritage Commission Tribal Consultation Policy.  
  • Non-federally Recognized Tribal Nations
  • Tribal Citizens
  • Tribal Governments