From Chicago Public Schools Official Email From: Luis Narvaez lnarvaez2@cps.edu  Subject: Reminder: Webinar to Prepare for Threatened Deportations Next Week ---------- Forwarded message ---------  From: Steven Choi, NPNA Co-Chair and Executive Director of the New York Immigration Coalition info@partnershipfornewamericans.org  Subject: Reminder: Webinar to Prepare for Threatened Deportations Next Week NPNA Family Protection Network Field Webinar   Strategies, Tools & Partnerships to Protect & Defend Immigrant Communities  Today, June 21st at 1pm Eastern - 12pm Central - 10am Pacific   The latest terrorizing tactics of the administration will not defeat nor paralyze the power of the immigrant rights movement who have strategically built extensive rapid response and legal service infrastructures alongside organizing to protect and defend immigrant families. The National Partnership for New Americans, together with partners, including the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition (TIRRC), the Fair Immigration Reform Movement (FIRM), The Resurrection Project (TRP), the American Business Immigration Coalition (ABIC) and Jones Day Law Firm, are hosting the upcoming webinar to discuss the NPNA Family Protection Network and the local rapid response strategies. Speakers will highlight local and statewide public funding wins to expand community protection and access to counsel, how to work with employers to protect workers, and share strategies to build partnerships with private law firms. Please join us! Speakers Include: Eva Millona, Executive Director, Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition (MIRA)  Camila Herrera, Legal Services Director, Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition (TIRRC)  Isaias Guerrero, Immigration Regional Organizer, Fair Immigration Reform Movement (FIRM)  Laura Mendoza, Immigration Organizer, The Resurrection Project (TRP)  Irakere Picon, Director of Legal Services, American Business Immigration Coalition (ABIC)  Miriam Mesa, Director of Community Outreach & Education, CHIRLA  Susan Chinn, Coordinator, Diversity and Civil Rights Department, Unite HERE