How to access professional mental health services, with resources for Spanish-speaking children, adolescents and adults.
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Immigrant workers reflect on rising deportation fears on May Day
On May Day, immigrant workers across San Francisco marched for their rights — and against a rising fear of deportation under Trump’s second term.
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From cold plunges to lotería, immigrant women are redefining mental health in S.F.
Immigrant women are combining traditional remedies and grassroots research to strengthen mental health care and heal their community from within.
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Immigrant tenants lead rent strike movement against San Francisco’s largest landlords
Immigrant tenants launched rent strikes against corporate landlords Ballast Investments and Veritas Investments, demanding basic repairs, pest control and language access.
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Immigration tracker: Latest updates on ICE deportations, sanctuary cities and legal protections
Trump has rolled back key immigration protections. This tracker breaks down the most urgent policy changes.
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How immigrant parents can connect with their children | Querida Consejera
How immigrant parents can connect emotionally with their U.S.-born children in a world full of cultural gaps and screen time distractions.
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ICE eyes takeover of toxic, scandal-plagued Bay Area prison for immigrant detention
ICE is preparing to take over the former women’s prison FCI Dublin — just an hour from San Francisco — despite toxic mold, asbestos and a documented history of abuse.
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‘Mass Sanctuaries’ exhibition turns art into refuge for immigrant communities
Acción Latina’s new art exhibition features works by immigrant and first-generation artists exploring the meaning of home, sanctuary and belonging.
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Add El Tecolote on WhatsApp: News and resources for S.F.’s Spanish-speaking immigrants
El Tecolote’s WhatsApp community keeps Spanish-speaking immigrants in San Francisco informed, prepared and uplifted.
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After losing my father, leading Acción Latina gives me purpose
“It’s this reality — the quiet grief and daily resilience of our community — that grounds me in this work and fuels my commitment to Acción Latina’s mission: to defend, inform and uplift working-class, immigrant families like mine.”