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Press Conference: Ongoing Federal Actions Put Child Well-Being at Risk

Press Conference: Ongoing Federal Actions Put Child Well-Being at Risk

by Children At Risk | Jan 21, 2026 | C@R Blog, Immigration, Press Release

Virtual Press Conference: Ongoing Federal Actions Put Child Wellbeing at Risk Child safety and community stability is at stake with numerous ICE policies, including the  admitting that hundreds of immigrant children were detained in federal detention in Texas longer...
Charting Success: Supporting the Whole Child for Academic Success

Charting Success: Supporting the Whole Child for Academic Success

by Children At Risk | Jan 9, 2026 | C@R Blog, Immigration, Research

Charting Success Supporting the Whole Child for Academic Excellence Jan 2026 – Emergent Bilingual English Learners (EBEL) —who make up nearly one in five Texas public school students—demonstrate strong engagement and resilience. They show lower rates of chronic...
From Harm to Hope: 2025 National Immigration Summit Highlights Pathways to Protection and Empowerment 

From Harm to Hope: 2025 National Immigration Summit Highlights Pathways to Protection and Empowerment 

by Children At Risk | Oct 20, 2025 | C@R Blog, Immigration, Learning Events, TXFLC

From Harm to Hope: 2025 National Immigration Summit Highlights Pathways to Protection and Empowerment The virtual gathering brought together national and state advocates, researchers, and community leaders for a timely conversation about how immigration policies are...
Virtual Press Conference: CHILDREN AT RISK and Community Leaders on the Future of the Child Tax Credit 

Virtual Press Conference: CHILDREN AT RISK and Community Leaders on the Future of the Child Tax Credit 

by Children At Risk | Jun 30, 2025 | C@R Blog, Equity, Health & Nutrition, Immigration, Policy, Press Release

Virtual Press Conference: CHILDREN AT RISK and Community Leaders on the Future of the Child Tax Credit C@R and researchers, family policy experts, and community leaders will hold a press conference urging Congress to ensure that any revisions to the Child Tax Credit...
June 2025 Newsletter | The Children’s Immigration Network

June 2025 Newsletter | The Children’s Immigration Network

by Children At Risk | Jun 28, 2025 | C@R Blog, CIN Newsletters, Immigration

The Children’s Immigration Network is CHILDREN AT RISK’s effort to focus on children of immigrants. Our vision is for the state of Texas to offer a welcoming environment for immigrants and refugees where children of immigrants can integrate and access the...
Virtual Press Conference: CHILDREN AT RISK and Texas Coalition of Business and Education Partners Respond to Termination of Texas Dream Act

Virtual Press Conference: CHILDREN AT RISK and Texas Coalition of Business and Education Partners Respond to Termination of Texas Dream Act

by Children At Risk | Jun 9, 2025 | Immigration, Press Release

Virtual Press Conference: CHILDREN AT RISK and Texas Coalition of Business and Education Partners Respond to Termination of Texas Dream Act C@R and economic experts warn of devastating consequences for Texas’ future workforce following DOJ lawsuit.   Media...
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