June 28, 2019
Every single day immigrant families are being separated across the United States, inflicting deep traumas on migrant and refugee children and significantly damaging their development and well-being. KIND is working tirelessly to put an end to this inhumane practice, but we need your help! Here’s what you can do to say families must stay together and help end family separation.
To show the level of collective outrage over this injustice, KIND has partnered with Change.org to demand the Trump administration end long-term, indefinite detention of immigrant children. Take just 5 seconds to add your name and take a stand for migrant children.
Let people know the injustice migrant children face is not acceptable, and we must take a stand to make it stop. Follow KIND on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram and use the following hashtags to amplify our efforts to protect children:
Children are being separated from their families, forced to live in detention centers for months at a time in horrible conditions, and often sent to court all on their own. Every dollar you give can help these vulnerable children access legal representation in their deportation proceedings and ultimately to safety.
Every single dollar makes a difference – please give what you can, and together we can protect these children!
Educating ourselves on key policies that will ensure fair and just treatment of migrant children is one of the biggest steps we can take toward advocating for migrant and refugee children. Many of these policies can help address core systemic causes of large scale migration as well as mass cruelty and neglect against these children. KIND is currently advocating for the following pieces of legislation.
Learn more about these policies with our KIND policy brief
The most impactful way you can help advocate for cause sweeping, large-scale change for migrant children is by calling your representative and urging them to support the policies we outlined above. But while we can provide them, your voice is the one and only way we can ensure they hear them!
When you call, you can use the following talking points:
