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Today, OCJF staff stood alongside our community pa

Today, OCJF staff stood alongside our community partners to demand that Sheriff Barnes stop transferring community members to ICE. We remain committed to fighting for justice and keeping our communities together.

Today is Giving Day!

OCJF is joining 12

🚨 Today is Giving Day! 🚨 OCJF is joining 12 other OC organizations to raise funds that advance our mission and support our bond fund. Every dollar makes a difference in the fight for our community.

🙏 Please donate what you can and share with your friends and family. Together, we can create real change! 💜✨
#GivingDay #FundTheFight #OCJF #CommunityPower #donatenow #togetherwebelong

Join us for an immigration briefing, which will pr

Join us for an immigration briefing, which will provide overviews of new announcements and policies to keep everyone updated and informed. 📝

🎤 Guest Speaker: Attorney Karina Gutierrez, former OCJF Board President, will be answering questions and concerns.

📆 When: March 6th, 2025
⏰ Time: 7 pm PST
👩🏽‍💻 Zoom: https://bit.ly/OCJFKYR

❗️ Presentation will be solely in English, presentation in Spanish to follow ❗️

🚀 Zoom link will also be in our Linktr.ee 🚀

#OCJF #immigrantjustice #policyupdates

Volunteer with OCJF!

📢 Volunteer with OCJF! 💙💪

Want to make a difference? Join us in supporting our Know Your Rights presentations! Help us prep materials, print resources, or assist as a volunteer attorney. Your time and effort empower our communities with the knowledge they need!

📅 Sign up today & be part of the movement! ✊✨

#KnowYourRights #VolunteerOpportunity #CommunitySupport #OCJF

We are thrilled to annou

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉

We are thrilled to announce Tanya’s promotion from Program Coordinator to Programs Manager at the Orange County Justice Fund! Tanya has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership and dedication to our mission, and we are excited to see her bring even more impact in this new role.

Please join us in congratulating Tanya on this well-deserved achievement! ✨

Support Our Community: Donate Yoga Mats!

🌟 Support Our Community: Donate Yoga Mats! 🌟
Did you know that practices like yoga, breathing, and other healing techniques—when paired with knowledge and community—can help us navigate challenging times together? Many of our community members are exploring these practices for the first time, and your donation of new or gently used yoga mats can make a huge impact.
🧘‍♀️ Together, we’re creating spaces for healing, connection, and growth.
We’re excited to continue offering our Know Your Rights (KYR) series—focused on preparation, not panic—because we all have constitutional rights. It’s so important to know and exercise them! With more events coming up, we’re also open to partnering with folks interested in hosting us in their spaces.
🙏 A big thank you to @i.amhealin for today’s sound bath at our Anaheim event and to CHIRLA for their continued partnership.
📍 Donating is easy! Fill out the form in our bio, and we’ll coordinate a drop-off time with you.
✨ We’ll see you at our next event in Lake Forest on January 8th!

#CommunitySupport #HealingTogether #KnowYourRights #ConstitutionalRights #PreparationNotPanic #SantaAna #Anaheim #OrangeCounty #ApoyoComunitario #SanandoJuntos #ConoceTusDerechos #DerechosConstitucionales #PreparaciónNoPánico #SantaAna #Anaheim #CondadoDeOrange

California’s leaders must immediately use every

California’s leaders must immediately use every tool at their disposal to protect our state from Donald Trump’s racist agenda of mass detention and deportation. Mass detention and deportation will tear immigrant parents from citizen children, bring chaos to our neighborhoods, dispossess community members who have long called California home, and jeopardize public safety and trust.
Please join the ICE out of CA and Dignity not Detention coalitions in Sacramento on Monday, December 2nd- the date of Gov. Newsom’s special session and the first day of the legislature’s regular session- to demand that California pass policies that live up to our values!
*RSVP at bit.ly/dec2rally
What: People’s March & Rally to Stop Mass Deportations and Protect Immigrant Californians
@When: Monday, December 2, 2024 from 11am- 1pm
PT
Where: Area 27, next to the California State Capitol Building (grassy area on N street between 12th and 13th street).
31 Accessibility Information:
- The event will begin with a rally and end with a march (0.5 miles) on the sidewalk. This may include crossing the street several times.
- Gathering in large groups increases the chance of
COVID-19 infection and other viruses. Masks are encouraged, and we ask that people stay home if they are feeling sick. The event will be outside.
- Organizers are currently outreaching for interpretation into Spanish.
RSVP by Wednesday, 11/27 to receive more information!

“At OCJF, our commitment to supporting and prote

“At OCJF, our commitment to supporting and protecting our immigrant community is stronger than ever—no matter the outcome of this week’s election. We stand united, drawing strength from the resilience that runs deep in our communities. Since our founding in 2017, we’ve worked tirelessly to provide resources for detained community members and their families, and that mission will not change.
If you’re an immigration attorney, we need your support. Please consider volunteering at our forums and clinics. Link in bio to join us in the fight to ensure every immigrant family can live with dignity and without fear. Together, we are stronger. 💪🏽 #ImmigrantJustice #OCJF #StrongerTogether

Last week, we stood in solidarity with @laresi

✨ Last week, we stood in solidarity with @laresistencianw in Tacoma, Washington, to demand the immediate shutdown of the Northwest Detention Center. Alongside immigrant justice groups from across the country, we joined forces to amplify the fight against immigrant detention, deportation, and criminalization. We also had the honor of unveiling a plaque in memory of Charles Leo Daniel, who tragically passed away in solitary confinement this March, where he had been held for 4 years despite suffering from mental illness. His death is a stark reminder of the neglect and abuse faced by people in detention, especially as NWDC holds individuals in solitary confinement longer than any other ICE facility in the U.S.

This action is another step in the ongoing struggle led by those most impacted by these systems of oppression. Together, we are challenging the expansion of deportation management tools and demanding an end to private detention in Washington State and beyond.

✊ Follow @laresistencianw to learn more about their powerful grassroots work, led by those directly impacted, and how you can support the movement to abolish detention and deportation.

“We honor your life and will keep fighting to free them all.”

#AbolishDetention #EndDeportation #ImmigrantJustice #LaResistencia #ShutDownNWDC #NoMoreDeaths

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