Our Work
Through monthly membership meetings, classroom presentations, and workshops on topics ranging from College Access to Know Your Rights (KYR) to political education, SIM is actively recruiting, empowering, mobilizing, and organizing immigrant youth!
“Because of SIM, Boston is home. I met many of my chosen family members at SIM. People who have been a crucial part of my journey and have become my support sytstem.”
Angel Lima
Community Member
SIM's Programs
SIM’s programmatic spaces are designed for immigrant youth to create a community of belonging, to learn leadership development skills, and to actively work on the issues that matter most to them.
We’re currently engaged in a deep process of reflection and rebuilding after 20 years of transformative work. To learn more about our ongoing efforts, email us at info@simforus.org.
Frequently asked questions about SIM
Explore answers to common questions about the Student Immigrant Movement and our mission. Learn how to get involved, share your story, and support our initiatives. If you have further questions, feel free to contact us.
Who does SIM serve?
Our programs are designed for immigrant and undocumented youth and young adults, from working class backgrounds, ages 14-26 in Massachusetts
How can I get involved with SIM?
You can get involved with SIM by participating in our workshops, events, and leadership-development programs. We also welcome donations, volunteers, and partnerships to support our mission of empowering immigrant youth.
How do donations support your mission?
Donations support our initiatives, including storytelling workshops, events, and mentorship programs. Your contributions help us provide resources, training, and opportunities for immigration youth to grow and become agents of change.
How can I support SIM's mission?
We welcome students, educators, volunteers, and supporters from diverse backgrounds and experiences to join our community and make a difference.