Sarah Strobel lives 20 miles from Chicago, IL in a town called Alsip. She is currently working part-time at the local children’s museum as their play coordinator. She also works in a contract creative work position with different businesses. Her work includes taking care of guests, taking photos at events, writing press releases and newsletters, […]
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August 2018 InStepp Ambassadors of the Month by Tia Hinz
This month’s Ambassadors of the Month are two of the individuals who supported Cycle 7 of InStepp’s Citizenship Instruction Program that ended on June 11th: Ian McPherson and David Dusto. Ian McPherson grew up in Whiteville, North Carolina which is close to the coast. He is now located in Raleigh with his partner, Erika, and […]
How new U.S. immigration policy is hurting domestic violence victims
A new immigration policy quietly released by the Trump administration requires U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to initiate removal proceedings against anyone whose petition for immigration benefits is denied and who does not have legal status at the time of denial. This substantial change to the Homeland Security Act could move tens of thousands of […]