Designed to address the needs immigrant youth face every day
From navigating the college system to renewing important legal protections. Each program is rooted in community, accessibility, and empowerment.
Ecuador & Mexico City
ADAC's Study Abroad Program 2027
This program allows DACA recipients to travel to Mexico through a secure, lawful Advance Parole permit. Over the course of four weeks, participants engage in ethnographic research and reconnect with cultural heritage.
Sueños Migrantes (Migrant Dreams)
Although currently closed, Sueños Migrantes represents one of ADAC’s most powerful humanitarian efforts. The program helped individuals over 60 in Mexico obtain visas to reunite with their families in the United States, in many cases after more than a decade apart.
Family Safety & Preparedness
Immigrant families often face unique challenges during emergencies.This program helps families feel prepared, informed, and protected.
Common Questions Asked
Navigating complex immigration policies can be overwhelming. Here is clear information to help you move forward with confidence.
Is it safe to travel on Advance Parole through ADAC?
Traveling with Advance Parole allows you to return to the U.S., but entry is never 100% guaranteed, as final admission is determined by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the port of entry.
Whether it is “safe” to travel depends on:
- Your specific immigration status
- Any pending applications with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
- Any past immigration violations or overstays
- Current U.S. entry policies and inspection procedures
Who can attend the Safety & Preparedness Workshops?
Our Safety and Preparedness Workshops are open to all community members.
Do I need to be a DACA recipient to access your services?
While the majority of our services are catered towards DACA recipients, we also offer residency renewal and citizenship application assistance.
How long is the Study Abroad Program?
The program is four weeks long. Participants get three weeks of independent travel and one week with the program and all participants.
Do I need to attend all four weeks?
No. The first three weeks of independent travel are optional. Participants are only required to attend the last week, week four.
Who can apply to the program?
DACA Recipients.
Do I need to live in Arizona to apply for the Study Abroad program?
No. The program is open to all DACA recipients in the U.S.
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