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MIC is an engaged statewide partnership of 15 organizations supporting immigrant communities. Our Partners

1. Agencia ALPHA
2. Brazilian Worker Center
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Through shared resources and cross-agency learning, we work in solidarity to create thriving immigrant communities. The Massachusetts Immigrant Collaborative is a statewide, multilingual and diverse collaborative of 15 immigrant serving support organizations, working to ensure shared access to resources. We support with dignity and equity immigrant communities that have been historically under-resourced, including those at-risk and/or without status. By joining forces the Collaborative has been able to serve more than 150,000 immigrants in the last 3 years. We do this in solidarity with the families, respecting their human rights, and investing in their long term economic mobility, while seeking to address urgent needs such as cash and food assistance, immigration legal services and access to other services and opportunities. Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center(BCNC)
3. Boston International Newcomers Academy (BINcA)
4. Caribbean Youth Club
6. Centro Comunitario de Trabajadores (New Bedford)
7. Centro Presente
8. Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative (DSNI)
9. ICNA Relief
10. Immigrant Family Services Institute (IFSI)
11. MetroWest Workers Center: CASA (Framingham)
12. New North Citizen Council
13. Pioneer Valley Workers Center
14. Rian Immigrant Center
15. Sociedad Latina

10/28/2026

On September 28th, MIC's Detention Legal Director Jacob Miller, along with the rest of the New Bedford rapid response team, including Jill Seeber and Daniel Santiago of MIC Legal Partner Mabel Center for Immigrant Justice, and Susan Church of MIC network ally Massachusetts Office for Refugees and Immigrants, met with Governor Maura Healey, who was in New Bedford to meet with families of community members impacted by the recent immigration enforcement actions, community leaders, and advocates.

The day began with a powerful listening session hosted by our Partner Centro Comunitario de Trabajadores (CCT), where members shared their direct experiences (thank you CCT for making the voices of impacted families heard!), then moved to the Community Economic Development Center (CEDC), where all the organizations met. Thank you to CCT and to Jacob Miller, for their leadership in the New Bedford community!

Direct support for New Bedford families impacted by recent detentions: https://tr.ee/z3gfuSFohR

Credit for third photo: CCT

10/27/2026

Meet our partner, Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center - BCNC, a pillar of strength and support for Asian and new immigrants. By honoring family strengths and fostering meaningful community connections, BCNC champions holistic well-being. From culturally responsive holistic family-centered programs and mental health support services to specialized problem gambling support and trauma-informed organizational practices, BCNC ensures every individual and family has access to compassionate, linguistically-accessible care.

Dive deeper into our mental health/wellness themed newsletter for more updates (also in our bio): https://mailchi.mp/immigrantcollaborative/september-2026?e=efb165a527

10/23/2026

The BCNC Youth Program is thrilled to welcome two interns for this academic year!

Yifan Wang (left) is a second-year master’s student at Tufts University, studying Child Study and Human Development with a focus on Identity in Global Context and community-based youth work. Yifan is supporting the YouLead program in Quincy and their youth-led problem gambling survey project.

“What I enjoy most about working with the youth here is their deep curiosity and diverse perspectives, which constantly inspire me to think about how best to support them by building on their unique strengths and experiences,” Yifan shared.

Juan Chen (right) is a third-year master’s student in counseling at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary who is passionate about supporting, empowering, and walking alongside the younger generation. Juan is providing short-term counseling for youth participants.

“It is a blessing to work with supportive and kindhearted colleagues. I appreciate connecting with the youth across our programs and feel honored to witness their potential transform into success,” Juan shared.

Learn more about internships at BCNC at bcnc.net/get-involved/intern-at-bcnc/
Leam more about the BCNC Youth Program at: bcnc.net/find-a-program/child-and-youth-services/youth-program

10/23/2026

Meet Alma Cothias! Click through to learn more about her. ✨

For a full overview of our staff, see the link in our bio!

https://immigrantcollaborative.org/mic-team/

10/22/2026

Reminder: the deadline is approaching to apply for a grant from the Latino Equity Fund at TBF.

For their FY27 grant cycle, LEF is committing $500,000 to support Latinx-serving nonprofits and will award one-time, $50,000 general operating grants to 10 organizations within TBF's catchment area.

Guided by recent data highlighting Latinos' persistent economic barriers and their increasing difficulties in obtaining health services, LEF is seeking proposals from community-based nonprofits providing access to trusted community health services and advancing equitable economic opportunities for Latinx residents.

Deadline to apply: October 30, 2026.

Learn more about priority areas for these grants and apply: https://www.tbf.org/nonprofits/grant-making-initiatives/latino-equity-fund/latino-equity-fund-fy27-applications

10/22/2026

10/21/2026

10/20/2026

Address

14 Harvard Avenue #2
Boston, MA
02134

Website

https://immigrantcollaborative.org/, https://linktr.ee/immigrantrelief

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