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La Raza Community Resource Center

La Raza Community Resource Center

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La Raza helps preserve and develop the Latino community by providing appropriate resources which promote self-sufficiency and leadership.

La Raza Community Resource Center is a bilingual, multi-service, non-profit organization dedicated to meeting the social service, employment, educational, and leadership development needs of low-income families and individuals. Serving the community for 40 years, our primary focus is to address the unmet needs of Latino immigrants. The majority of La Raza participants are Spanish-speaking families

06/13/2026

Consulta general de inmigración en La Raza Community Resource Center, ¡sin cita! 🙌

Ofrecemos orientación sobre: Visa U, naturalización, residencia y DACA para residentes, estudiantes y trabajadores de San Francisco.

Los próximos días de consulta son el martes, 16 de junio de 2026 y el martes, 30 de junio de 2026 en 474 Valencia St., San Francisco 94103.

Por favor traiga todos los documentos pertinentes a su situación.
📞 Preguntas: (415) 862-0764 ext. 028 | 📧 [email protected]
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Need immigration help in San Francisco? La Raza CRC is offering drop‑in general immigration consultations, no appointment needed!

We can provide guidance on Visa U, naturalization, residency, and DACA for San Francisco residents, students, and workers. Join us on Tuesdays, June 16 & June 30, 2026 @ 474 Valencia St., San Francisco 94103.

Please bring all documents relevant to your immigration needs.
Questions? Call (415) 862‑0764 ext. 028 or email [email protected].

05/14/2026

This La Raza CRC service-seeker is an immigrant father, security officer, and the sole earner for his family.

Last month, he stood at the City Hall podium to share his story and fight against cuts to the nonprofits that hold families like his together.

This year, La Raza CRC faces a $660,000+ cut to funds that directly power our counseling services, which serve as a lifeline for immigrant resource access, family reunification, and housing stabilization.

Two-thirds of those affected by the City’s proposed cuts are immigrants.

We stand united with the SF People’s Budget Coalition — and we need YOU to stand with us.

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👉 Tell the City what YOU want our city to fund
👉 Visit & tap their link in bio to get involved! (or visit linktr.ee/sfpeoplesbudget).

05/06/2026

Do you know an artist whose work explores immigration, arrival, or belonging? 🌉

Our amigos at are accepting applications for "Arrivals: Stories of Welcome and Belonging": A free public exhibition at San Francisco's historic Ferry Building, July 19–August 2, 2026.

Selected artists receive:
💸 $500 stipend
🎨 Premier SF Open Studios registration (Weekend 5 at the Ferry Building!)

The Ferry Building has been The City's port of entry since 1898. ArtSpan wants artists from immigrant and arrival communities to claim that history — and put their work on those walls.

📅 Deadline: May 11, 2026 @ 11:59PM

🔗 Apply now: https://artspan.submittable.com/submit/353826/artspan-call-for-art-arrivals-at-the-ferry-building-2026
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¿Conoces a algún artista cuya obra explore la inmigración, la llegada o el sentido de pertenencia? 🌉

Nuestros amigos de están recibiendo solicitudes para 'Arrivals: Stories of Welcome and Belonging' (Llegadas: Historias de bienvenida y pertenencia): una exposición pública y gratuita que tendrá lugar en el histórico Ferry Building de San Francisco, del 19 de julio al 2 de agosto de 2026.

Los artistas seleccionados recibirán:
💸 Un estipendio de $500
🎨 Una inscripción preferente para los SF Open Studios (¡fin de semana 5, en el Ferry Building!)

El Ferry Building ha sido el puerto de entrada de la ciudad desde 1898. ArtSpan desea que los artistas provenientes de comunidades de inmigrantes y recién llegados se apropien de esa historia... y exhiban sus obras en esas paredes.

📅 Fecha límite: 11 de mayo de 2026, a las 11:59 p. m.

🔗 https://artspan.submittable.com/submit/353826/artspan-call-for-art-arrivals-at-the-ferry-building-2026
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Photos from La Raza Community Resource Center's post 05/01/2026

THIS MONDAY! Join us online for an Immigrant Family Budget Town Hall, hosted by our immigrant-serving allies and friends in the SF People's Budget Coalition.

MILLIONS of dollars are being cut from housing, community, and workforce development programs that support low-income immigrant families.

La Raza CRC faces over $660,000 in cuts from our Family Resource Center, including funds, counseling, and resources for over 1,000 immigrant parents and children.

WE NEED YOU to help us build unity, awareness, and advocacy for our city’s immigrant families!

RSVP for Monday’s Immigrant Family Budget Town Hall! Meeting via Zoom 6PM!��
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/immigrant-families-budget-town-hall-tickets-1987855459190?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

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¡ESTE LUNES! Acompáñenos en línea en un Foro Comunitario sobre el Presupuesto para Familias Inmigrantes, organizado por nuestros aliados y amigos que sirven a la comunidad inmigrante, miembros de la 'SF People's Budget Coalition'.

Se están recortando MILLONES de dólares de programas de vivienda, desarrollo comunitario y capacitación laboral que brindan apoyo a familias inmigrantes de bajos ingresos.

La Raza CRC enfrenta recortes de más de $660,000 en nuestro Centro de Recursos Familiares, lo cual afecta fondos, servicios de asesoramiento y recursos destinados a más de 1,000 padres y niños inmigrantes.

¡LO NECESITAMOS a usted para ayudarnos a fomentar la unidad, la concienciación y la defensa de los derechos de las familias inmigrantes de nuestra ciudad!

¡Confirme su asistencia al Foro Comunitario sobre el Presupuesto para Familias Inmigrantes de este lunes! ¡La reunión será por Zoom a las 6:00 p. m.!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/immigrant-families-budget-town-hall-tickets-1987855459190?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

05/01/2026

Children are carrying the weight of our cruel immigration policies in detention while waiting an average of ~200 days to reunite with their families.

During that time, many are coping with PTSD, depression, and anxiety — all without a parent or loved one by their side. In these moments, having an attorney visit them to provide in‑person, trauma‑informed legal education and consultations shouldn’t be optional.

Meeting with a lawyer face‑to‑face allows a child to build trust, understand what is happening to them, and share their story in a way that feels human and supported.

You can’t build that kind of trust through a TV screen because, for a child alone in custody, presence is protection. Kids need .

Learn how we can keep kids safe in our immigration system @ Treatkidslikekids.org -- & tap our link in bio, or visit larazacrc.org/donate to help immigrant families thrive ❤

(Via our allies at the Immigrant Defenders Law Center)

Photos from La Raza Community Resource Center's post 04/24/2026

We're urging SFUSD to protect the 2-semester requirement for Ethnic Studies, AND vote YES on the VOICES curriculum, an evidence-backed, community-informed program built for all San Francisco students.

Education, particularly around the stories that have directly shaped San Francisco’s diverse fabric, continue to impact the families we serve every single day.

Ethnic Studies programs have been proven to increase GPA and UC acceptance rates for SFUSD students in the past. For the families we serve, this means greater opportunities to higher education, cultural understanding, and greater success.

We're calling on SFUSD to reaffirm its commitment to the 2-semester program for Ethnic Studies, and to pass the VOICES curriculum, which centers cultural education around the diverse populations living in San Francisco.

Protect Ethnic Studies! Protect Immigrant Education!

Tag an SFUSD parent, teacher, board member, or community member who needs to see this 📣

Photos from La Raza Community Resource Center's post 04/17/2026

Need diapers? La Raza CRC is here to help! 👶
Join us for our monthly diaper bank distribution (for SF residents):

Join us at 474 Valencia St #100 2PM - 3:30 PM on Friday, April 24th!

New to us? Same-day enrollment at diaper distribution day. (Must be a San Francisco Resident & must bring your child’s Medi-Cal card)

Link in bio to donate & support our families!



¿Necesitas pañales? ¡La Raza CRC está aquí para ayudar! 👶 Únete a nosotros para nuestra distribución mensual del banco de pañales:

2PM - 3:30 PM, Viernes 24 de Abril

¿Es nuevo? Se puede registrar el mismo día en el Banco de Pañales. (Debe ser residente en San Francisco & traer la tarjeta de Medi-Cal de su bebé)

¡Enlace en bio para donar y apoyar a nuestras familias!

Photos from La Raza Community Resource Center's post 04/17/2026

Need diapers? La Raza CRC is here to help! 👶
Join us for our monthly diaper bank distribution (for SF residents):

Join us at 474 Valencia St #100 2PM - 330pmon Friday, April 24th!

New to us? Same-day enrollment at diaper distribution day. (Must be a San Francisco Resident & must bring your child’s Medi-Cal card)

Link in bio to donate & support our families!
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¿Necesitas pañales? ¡La Raza CRC está aquí para ayudar! 👶 Únete a nosotros para nuestra distribución mensual del banco de pañales:

2PM - 3:30pm PM, Viernes 24 de Abril

¿Es nuevo? Se puede registrar el mismo día en el Banco de Pañales. (Debe ser residente en San Francisco & traer la tarjeta de Medi-Cal de su bebé)

¡Enlace en bio para donar y apoyar a nuestras familias!

04/15/2026

As the fight to protect Birthright Citizenship continues in the Supreme Court, our Executive Director, Gabriel Medina, advocated for those who would be affected by it.

Birthright Citizenship was initialized to combat legal discrimination based on the nationality of a person’s parents. The president’s attacks on birthright citizenship, which is constitutionally protected, are an attack on the rights and freedoms of hundreds of thousands born to immigrant parents every year in the United States.

We stand fiercely against attacks to Birthright Citizenship, and urge the Supreme Court to fight attempts to repeal these rights.

See the full clip at

04/15/2026

As the fight to protect Birthright Citizenship continues in the Supreme Court, our Executive Director, Gabriel Medina, advocated for those who would be affected by it.

Birthright Citizenship was initialized to combat legal discrimination based on the nationality of a person’s parents. The president’s attacks on birthright citizenship, which is constitutionally protected, are an attack on the rights and freedoms of hundreds of thousands born to immigrant parents every year in the United States.

We stand fiercely against attacks to Birthright Citizenship, and urge the Supreme Court to fight attempts to repeal these rights.

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Tuesday 9am - 12pm
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Wednesday 9am - 12pm
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Thursday 9am - 12pm
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