Know your rights

• Know Your Rights: This training will cover basic Know Your Rights information, including rights in interactions with immigration enforcement, including when immigration comes to your home or stops you while driving, family preparedness, public charge, where to get legal help, and information on notario fraud and immigration scams.
  • February 11 at 2-3pm – register here
  • February 21 at 10-11am – register here
• Konnen Dwa Ou (Know Your Rights Haitian Creole) – jedi 27 fevriye a 2pm – enskri isit la
  • Fòmasyon sa a pral kouvri enfòmasyon debaz Konnen Dwa Ou yo, enkli dwa nan entéraskyson ak ranfòsman imigrasyon, enkli lè imigrasyon vini lakay ou oswa lè w kanpe pandan w ap kondwi, preparasyon fanmi, chaj piblik, ki kote pou jwenn èd legal, ak enfòmasyon sou fwod notè ak frod imigrasyon.
• MIRA’s Winter Training Series (on the following dates from 1-2pm – attend one or attend all)
  • Thursday, February 13: ABCs of Immigration
  • Thursday, February 27: Immigration Policy Updates and the Work Ahead
  • Thursday, March 13: How You Can Be an Immigrant Advocate
  • Thursday, March 27: Rights, Resources and Benefits for Immigrants
• Know Your Rights for K-12 Schools & Educators – Friday, February 14 at 9:30-11am – register here
  • This training is intended for those working in Massachusetts K-12 schools, including teachers, counselors, administrators. It will cover basic Know Your Rights information, rights in interactions with immigration enforcement – including when immigration comes to your home or stops you while driving – family preparedness, public charge, and where to get legal help. We will also review recent guidance to K-12 schools issued by the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office and review best practices with regard to data sharing, responding to ICE presence or requests for information, and navigating conversations with immigrant students and their families.
• Train the Trainer: Know Your Rights Workshops – Monday, March 3 at 12pm – register here
  • This training will be focused on best practices in sharing Know Your Rights information in your community. We will review the nuts and bolts of putting together a KYR presentation, models for delivering the information, and how to handle tough questions. Participants should watch the recorded Know Your Rights training on our website, as substantive information on KYR topics will be provided in that training that will not be covered in detail in the Train the Trainer session.
• To request a Know Your Rights in the Workplace for Employers and Employees contact achavezandonie@miracoalition.org

• Recorded Know Your Rights Presentations
  • English (MIRA 12.2024)
  • English (MIRA 2.2025)
  • Kreyòl ayisyen (MIRA 12.2024) & Kreyòl ayisyen (produced by IFSI 12.2024)
  • Español (MIRA 12.2024)
  • Português (MIRA 12.2024)
  • Nepali (courtesy of SomerViva)
  • Cantonese (courtesy of SomerViva)
  • Mandarin (courtesy of SomerViva)
• Slides for a community presentation

Thank you to the City of Cambridge for assisting with translation!

• • English
  • Arabic
  • Simplified Chinese
  • Español
  • Farsi
  • Hindi
  • Japanese
  • Korean
  • Português
  • Kreyòl ayisyen
  • Somali
  • Swahili
  • Tibetan
  • Tigrinya
  • Traditional Chinese
  • Turkish
  • Ukrainian
  • Urdu
  • Vietnamese
• Know Your Rights handouts

Thank you to the City of Boston for assisting with translation!

• • English
  • Arabic
  • Kriolu-Cabo Verde
  • Español
  • Português
  • Kreyòl ayisyen
  • Traditional Chinese & Simplified Chinese
  • Russian
  • Somali
  • Ukrainian
  • Vietnamese
  • French

• Know Your Rights cards (ILRC)

  • English
  • Español
  • Português
  • Kriolu-Cabo Verde
  • Kreyòl ayisyen
  • Additional languages can be found here

• Digital Toolkit (English, Spanish, Portuguese & Haitian Creole social media graphics, videos, and copy)