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Rosa’s journey to the United States from Mexico was motivated by her desire for safety for herself and her children. Ongoing violence and assault in her community pushed her to make […]
Yoselin Mora is one of the many successful College to Career stories. Born in Mexico, Yoselin immigrated to the U.S. with her family at eight years old. Adjusting to life […]
On February 1, 2025, Canal Alliance co-hosted a “Know Your Rights” training event for Marin County partners, agencies, and individuals. The training provided an overview of the current political landscape […]
Originally from Guatemala, Irene de León’s journey to the United States was a challenging one, and illustrates her incredible resilience. Her success building a life here in Marin is further […]
We all know that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here, and being leveraged across sectors to streamline administrative tasks, improve workflows, and support operational efficiency. Thanks to new funding from Tipping […]
On April 15th, the San Rafael City Council voted unanimously in favor of a new ordinance to better protect tenants and residents of the Canal neighborhood of San Rafael from eviction. […]
Thanks to a $30,000 grant from United Way of the Bay Area, we are proud to share that once again this tax season Canal Alliance staff and a host of […]
The Legal Services Funders Network (LSFN) is a Bay Area network of funders who collaborate to alleviate poverty. The LSFN Fellowship was established to strengthen the capacity of legal service […]
When immigrants under age 18 flee their home countries without a legal guardian to seek asylum in the U.S. they are immediately entered into deportation proceedings and have limited time […]
From February 3 through April 13, 2024, up to 400 clients of Canal Alliance’s Immigration Legal Services, Social Services, Workforce Development, Adult Education, or Youth Education program can take advantage […]
Join us to learn about Marin County’s proposed NonCollaboration (Sanctuary) Ordinance. Marin County is considering a proposed Non-Collaboration (Sanctuary) Ordinance
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