GR Rapid Response to ICE Trainng

To participate in our trainings you need to 1) Register for the training by sending an Email to aW5mbyB8IGdycmFwaWRyZXNwb25zZXRvaWNlICEgb3Jn with your name and phone number. 2) We ask people to download the Signal app, which is encrypted communications tech that we use for ICE Alerts and other aspects of our work. Download the app and set up your own account before you come to the training.

Our training consists of a broad overview of the work we do, plus breakout sessions for those wanting to be involved in directly intervening when affected community members contact us because ICE is at their home, workplace, etc., and the Mutual Aid session, where we talk about all the ways we can support people who have been impacted by ICE arrests, detentions and deportations.

This training is 2 hours and 30 minutes long. We do not allow police or anyone who wants to do harm to immigrants to attend. Masks are encouraged during the training, in order to keep each other safe.

You may also like the following events from GR Rapid Response to ICE /Respuesta Rápida al ICE:

• Next Saturday, 27th September, 12:00 pm, How ICE does harm to families in Kent County: A Community Forum in Grand Rapids

Also check out other Workshops in Grand Rapids.