Events

School districts across the country are welcoming a growing number of newcomer students, and educators are being asked to adapt.

This day-long event was filled with sessions to inform and inspire! Participants gained strategies for empowering immigrant students, creating more welcoming classrooms and centering the immigrant voice across the curriculum in the free virtual conference 2024 Immigrant Student Success: Strategies and Tools for PreK-12 and Adult Educators.

Presentation on The ILC’s Teaching U.S. Immigration series of resources for history/social study teachers.

One of The ILC’s longest running events, the yearly Golf Classic provides supporters with a fun-filled day of golf, lunch, dinner and many opportunities to win prizes as well as support The ILC’s efforts to give immigrants a voice. The 2025 Golf Classic will be held Monday, June 9, 2025, at Pine Brook Country Club in Weston, MA.

Mayu Bryan, ESOL teacher at The ILC, introduces a collection of free early childhood and elementary book guides for English learner teachers at this poster session. Categorized by country and theme, the concise guides include thought-provoking questions, pronunciation tips, background context and more.

School districts across the country are welcoming a growing number of newcomer students, and educators are being asked to adapt.

Would you know what to do if ICE came to your business? Join us for an after-work mixer where Lawyers for Civil Rights will show you the proper procedures to follow and your legal rights as a business owner, for your employees and customers.

Students from Everett, Malden and Medford public high schools created art, essays and videos to express their perspectives on the cultural impact of immigrants on American society for this year's Teen Perspectives Contest.

This interactive education webinar will explore how to better integrate immigrant stories into U.S. history classroom instruction.