Immigrant Day 2022

Taking the Lead: Centering Immigrant Equity and Voices

Are you ready to build an equitable California where everyone—our family, friends, colleagues and neighbors can thrive? Join us Tuesday, April 26, 2022, as we gather our collective power virtually for Immigrant Day of Action! This year has started with groundbreaking proposed investments to advance the health, safety, and wellbeing of all Californians, regardless of income or immigration status. On IDA, we will urge our leadership to continue the momentum and keep their promises for bold, equitable public policy that centers immigrant community members who have enriched our state economically and socially for years, but who have been excluded from benefits and protections. IDA will feature a diverse line up of leaders, partners, and impacted community members from across the state, a beautiful celebration of our accomplishments and timely discussions on issues facing the immigrants rights movement in the Golden State.

Whether you’ve joined us before or this is your first time, your participation is critical to ensure an equitable post-pandemic recovery. With over 700 registrants last year, we are expecting this to be the biggest virtual Immigrant Day of Action to date.

Save the date for IDA 2022 and register today – we hope to see you there!


Immigrant Day of Action 2022 Policy Platform

Immigrant Equity Budget

A $2.5 billion dollar investment for immigrants in California that would advance equity by addressing historic exclusions that have precluded immigrant Californians from accessing the social safety net. The Immigrant Equity budget investment will go towards:

  • SafetyNet4All (AB 2847, Garcia): Creates the first-ever excluded worker pilot program in California to provide temporary wage replacement for undocumented workers who have been systemically left out of the same supports—solely due to immigration status—that all other Californians have relied on to weather hard times.
  • Health4All (AB 4, Arambula and SB 56, Durazo): Provides comprehensive health coverage and preventative care for low-income undocumented immigrants ages 26-49, who do not have access to preventative health care and thus were rendered vulnerable during the pandemic. This builds upon previous wins providing health coverage to undocumented immigrant kids, youth and older adults.
  • Food4All (SB 464, Hurtado): Modernizes the California Food Assistance Program (CFAP) to provide state-funded nutrition benefits to all Californians ineligible for CalFresh due to their immigration status.

CA ID (AB 1766, Stone): Expands California Identification card (CA ID) eligibility to all Californians, regardless of immigration status, to enable inclusion and meaningful participation in our neighborhoods, cities, and our state.

VISION Act (AB 937, Carrillo): Protects immigrants from being subject to double punishment and funnelled to ICE for deportation after they are eligible for release from state prison or local jail; prohibits the use of immigration status to deny incarcerated community members access to diversion, rehabilitative, mental health and credit earning programs.

Enhancing Safety of Sidewalk Food Vending (SB 972, Gonzalez): Modernizes the California Retail Food Code (CRFC) to reduce barriers for street vendors to obtain local health permits, bringing thousands of immigrant micro-entrepreneurs into the food economy during a time when cities across California are enacting restrictive sidewalk vending ordinances.

Alternative Plea (AB 2195, Jones-Sawyer): Creates an alternative plea for those charged with specified drug offenses, which will protect immigrants and other state residents from the draconian impact of drug convictions. Prosecutors will have the discretion to offer an alternative plea on a case-by-case basis and only at the request of the defense counsel.


Support the Movement as a Sponsor

With over 1,000+ participants each year from all over the state, and some of the biggest and fastest growing organizations in attendance, sponsoring Immigrant Day of Action is an amazing opportunity to directly support the immigrant rights movement in California. Your sponsorship will directly subsidize participant logistic costs and ensure a quality, sustainable civic engagement program. It’s also an investment in grassroots leadership across San Diego, Los Angeles, Inland Empire, Central Valley, Central Coast, and the Bay Area. Empower grassroots leaders and give every participant a unique civic engagement experience that will stay with them for a lifetime.

Want to partner? …let’s talk! Contact Anthony at arubio@caimmigrant.org for more information.

SPONSORSHIP LEVELS & BENEFITS

CHAMPION ($5,000+)

Champion Sponsorship Level Benefits 

  • Recognition during a morning unity rally
  • Featured sponsor logo in Immigrant Day of Action Participant Portal
  • Mention in all Immigrant Day of Action collateral materials
  • Logo included in the Immigrant Day of Action Agenda 
  • Acknowledgment on the CIPC website & Social Media
  • 50 registration fee waivers

TRAILBLAZER ($3,000+)

Trailblazer Sponsorship Level Benefits

  • Mention in all Immigrant Day of Action collateral materials
  • Featured sponsor logo in Immigrant Day of Action Participant Portal
  • Logo included in the Immigrant Day of Action Agenda
  • Acknowledgment on the CIPC website & Social Media
  • 30 registration fee waivers

LEADER ($2,000+)

Leader Sponsorship Level Benefits

  • Logo included in the Immigrant Day of Action Agenda
  • Acknowledgment on the CIPC website
  • 20 registration fee waivers

MOBILIZER ($1,000+)

Mobilizer Sponsorship Level Benefits

  • Logo included in the Immigrant Day of Action Agenda
  • Acknowledgment on the CIPC website
  • 20 registration fee waivers

ADVOCATE ($500+)

Advocate Sponsorship Level Benefits

  • Logo included in the Immigrant Day of Action Agenda
  • Acknowledgment on the CIPC website
  • 10 registration fee waivers

SUPPORTER ($200+)

Supporter Sponsorship Level Benefits

  • Logo included in the Immigrant Day of Action Agenda
  • 10 registration fee waivers

GIFT AN IDA REGISTRATION!

When you register for yourself, you have an option to help another community member attend Immigrant Day of Action at a reduced rate! Learn more on the registration page.

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