DACA Participants Needed for Project South and Freedom University
The Impact of Georgia Legislation Restricting Undocumented and DACA Students’ Access to Higher Education:
Project South and Freedom University, with the help of Emory law schools students, are working hard to roll back Georgia law SB492 and a 2010 Board of Regents policy that makes it difficult for undocumented and DACA students to go to Georgia state colleges or attend college at all. To achieve this goal, we are looking for students or parents to share with us how this law has affected you or your family. We hope that sharing your stories with the Georgia legislature will be an effective way to convince them to remove these barriers to a college education. The interviews will last approximately 1 hour and we will protect the identity of all participants. Interviews may be conducted in Spanish.
If you are interested in participating, please email:
Hallie Ludsin of Emory Law School at: hludsin@emory.edu.
If you are a Spanish speaker only, please contact Mr. Velez first.
Se necesitan participantes de DACA para un proyecto de investigaciones con Project South and Freedom University
El impacto de leyes que restringen el acceso a universidad a estudiantes indocumentados:
Project South y Freedom University, en conjunto con estudiantes de derecho de Emory, están trabajando para abolir las leyes y regulaciones que dificultan el acceso a universidades a los estudiantes indocumentados. Para lograr esta meta, estamos buscando individuos afectados por estas leyes que quieran compartir sus historias. Creemos que si recopilamos las historias de estudiantes indocumentados y las combinamos con lo que ya muestran los estudios de investigación – que estos tipos de leyes son perjudiciales – podemos empezar a cambiar la opinión pública. Estamos comprometidos a proteger la identidad de todos los participantes en la entrevista.
Si te interesa participar, por favor comunícate con Shari Wejsa a shari.ann.wejsa@emory.edu
