Professor Chapin and her students at CU Law School defend immigrants in a wide variety of legal matters, including court cases in both state criminal court, federal immigration court and DACA assistance.

The mission of the Hispanic Affairs Project is to promote the integration of immigrants in Western Colorado through advocacy, leadership development and providing key services.

To connect and empower immigrants with resources to achieve legal documentation, fulfill their economic needs, and integrate into the community.

We educate, train, and support youth and adults on their path to economic success.

MD assists immigrants for free, one-on-one, with the process of applying for and obtaining a CO RCSA (SB251) Driver’s License, and can schedule DMV appointments.

The Justice Center provides free legal aid in the Pikes Peak region. We prioritize help for immigrants in Colorado, regardless of citizenship or immigration status. Clients can obtain free legal advice at our clinics or free or reduced cost representation in court. The Justice Center also offers educational resources on family law, housing law, and immigration law.

English language classes, a community-run food access program, an organic urban farm, a comprehensive care dental clinic, Community Navigators and Family Partners

Juntos 2 College prepares undocumented high school seniors for career success by supporting them through the DACA application process and the entrepreneurial process in order to earn income legally.

Our Career Pathways program teaches job-seekers the skills they need to succeed in today’s workplace through workshops, intensive career readiness and industry specific training, 1-on-1 career coaching, and connection to higher education.

You can’t defend your rights if you don’t know them.