We understand the importance of having staff feel prepared if ICE shows up, as well as letting the people you serve know that your organization is a safe space for them.
Please share these resources, which are not specific to nonprofits – individuals and other community institutions should also know how to handle ICE interactions.
It is clear that the people our organizations serve are facing increasing and alarming threats – we applaud WIN for using their position in the City to protect their residents. New York nonprofits have an opportunity to act as a safeguard and advocate for all communities against these dangers – and we know the human services sector is up to the challenge.
