HEY COUGS🐾 Are you or someone you know graduating? Dreamers club is exited to announce our first ever DRIVE THRU RAZA celebration 🎉 Join us as we celebrate our 2021 graduates!!!!!
✅Scan our QR Code to RSVP or click link in our bio! Keep a look out for further updates!
Did you know that @WSUTriCities offers free mental health counseling for students? Students can sign up for an appointment virtually.
These times are stressful, but there is help and hope.
More info about @WSUTriCities counseling services: https://t.co/SVb8ORKWev.
The 19th amendment was ratified 100 years ago today, giving women the vote.
In practice, only white women were guaranteed that right.
Black, Native and other minority women — including key suffragettes — stayed disenfranchised for decades by Jim Crow laws and racist policies.
According to previously released ICE documents, this hotel was first used for holding migrants in 1998, but as of Nov. 2017 had not been used since 2011. See tab 2, line 431 in the spreadsheet linked here: https://t.co/rHvA4AiMPp
Beginning tomorrow (Tues, Aug. 18) The Bookie at @WSUTriCities is officially open for on-campus services.
Hours: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Monday - Friday
Prior to accessing The Bookie, all campus members and visitors must check-in at the Floyd Building main entrance.
A lack of workplace protections, crowded housing, and no social safety net put farmworkers at heightened risk.
Transmission of COVID-19 is two and a half times more likely in a farmworker household than in the average U.S. household.
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As we await the Supreme Court DACA decision it is extremely important everyone renew their DACA as soon as possible. Thanks to our donors the Dreamers Club can now help fund our students renewals. Please share with students in need and donate if you can! https://t.co/fMCQX3AFX5