• Save the date for our Festival de Primavera on Thursday, May 30th at 6:30 pm!

  • Neighbors Link strongly supports budgets and policies that respect the dignity of each human and recognize the contributions made by immigrants. Our legislative newsletter discusses key legislative and budget issues we are working for in 2024.

  • Neighbors Link’s Executive Director, Carola Otero Bracco, recently had the opportunity to visit the Texas/Mexico border. Her experiences during this trip highlighted the courage and resilience of people leaving their home countries and families in pursuit of safety. However, it was also a stark reminder of the urgent need for practical and humane reforms to our asylum system. We hope you appreciate this video that gives a glimpse into Carola's trip and some of the practical reforms that would make an immediate impact.

  • JOIN US! As part of the Community Matters film series, the Jacob Burns Film Center, Neighbors Link and Films On Purpose present We Dare to Dream. This documentary shares the powerful story of refugee athletes who competed for a place in the 2020 Olympic Games. All tickets include the film screening, post-film panel discussion and reception.

  • During this time of increased need and awareness, we hope that you will support our work to build a more inclusive and vibrant society enriched by the diversity, talents, and aspirations of new Americans.

  • In our 2022 - 2023 Annual Report, we share highlights of our work over the past year as well as stories from some of the incredible people who make up the Neighbors Link community.

  • Click here for more information about how to welcome and support new arrivals.

  • Thank you to everyone who came our for fall event: Let's Talk about Current Trends in Immigration!

  • Thank you to everyone who made our Festival de Primavera such a success!

  • Join us in fighting for policies that recognize the dignity and value of every human. Click here to learn more about our advocacy priorities.