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GCIR Announces New Board of Directors

America's Immigrants:

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About GCIR

Founded in 1990, GCIR provides resources that foundations need to address the challenges facing newcomers and their host communities and to strengthen society as a whole. Its mission is to influence the philanthropic field to advance the contributions and address the needs of the country's growing and increasingly diverse immigrant and refugee populations.

Building Bridges, Building Power: Race, Immigration, and Faith-Based Community Organizing in post-Prop 30 California

02/26/2013 - 02/27/2013

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More than one in five children in the United States, and more than one in four low-income children, is the child of an immigrant.

Three-fourths of the children of immigrants are citizens.

Two-thirds of children with an undocumented parent are citizens living in mixed-status families.

GCIR Announces New Board of Directors

America's Immigrants:

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Resource Page on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)

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