Resources for DACA and Undocumented Students

(479) 575-8405 | Magdalena Arroyo, arroyo@uark.edu
Arkansas Union 404
1 University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701
Contact Magdalena Arroyo for any concerns with scholarships and other support related to DACA and being undocumented.

(479) 575-5276
Appointments are scheduled 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday.
525 N. Garland Ave.
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Contact for mental health and well-being counselling to discuss increased stress or other mental health issues.

479-575-6006
School of Law Legal Clinic
Robert A. Leflar Law Center
Fayetteville, AR 72701
The Immigration Clinic may be able to help you submit renewal applications or give you advice on where to find self-help resources.

Arkansas United Community Coalition (Arkansas United, AUCC) is an Arkansas, immigrant rights nonprofit based in Springdale that is dedicated to empowering immigrants and their communities through leadership development, coalition building, the promotion of civic integration and immigration service navigation. Founded in 2010, AUCC boasts a network of 150 immigrant organizers and over 400 active volunteers in 17 communities across Arkansas. AUCC currently maintains immigrant resource centers with partners in Springdale, Fort Smith, Little Rock, De Queen and McGehee, with center openings planned in 2016 in Jonesboro and Monticello.

NWAWJC is a non-profit organization that assists the least empowered residents of our state: low wage workers. Through advocacy, organizing, and education, we seek to help workers to help themselves obtaining safe workplaces and fair wages. They are available to answer questions about your worker rights as a DACA recipient.

From Scripps’s IDEA website

From Pitzer's "Sanctuary Resources" Sakai website

Includes a section on: What you can do now to help DACA recipients and fight for The Dream Act

website created by "immigrant youth"

DACA Toolkit from the United States Government Publishing Office