UndocuAlly Resources and Past Events

LPC Zoom Room (Live Help): Meet Live with LPC staff for general assistance.

Jan 12, 2022: The Chabot-Las Positas Community College District has announced that face-to-face courses and face-to-face portions of classes, with the exception of hard-to-convert courses, will move to online synchronous instruction through February 6, 2022. View the list of hard-to-convert courses remaining on campus for Las Positas College.

Free COVID-19 testing is now available to Chabot-Las Positas Community College District students, employees, and the community. Appointments are required for COVD-19 testing and can be made at norcalcovid19testing.com.

All students accessing in-person classes and services must show proof of vaccination before starting classes. Learn more.

From our community partner the City of Livermore: Have you provided input on YOUR City Council district lines or community of interest yet? Participate in the redistricting process!

UndocuAlly Resources

Do you want to learn more about policies, laws, and best practices of working with and supporting undocumented students? Please review the different recordings, PowerPoint Slides, and resources available for staff, faculty, and administrators.

DACA, TPS, & Immigration Policy Briefing | April 14, 2021

Join us to hear about the recent DACA updates, Temporary Protective Status (TPS), President Joe Biden’s latest proposed legislations. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn about recent immigration changes and the proposed legislations that could potentially benefit millions of undocumented immigrants!

Facts About Public Charge & Immigration | April 14, 2021

Experts from the Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC) and California Immigrant Policy Center (CIPC) will provide an overview of the current state of public charge, who it applies to, and the latest information on how the public charge test works. The webinar will also provide updates about which public benefits, tax credits, COVID-19 relief, and emergency response programs are available and won’t affect eligibility for a green card or visa.