Know Your Rights Trainings
You're Invited! Attorney-Led Immigration Workshops for Families & Allies
Attacks on immigrant communities of color are rapidly increasing in Seattle and directly affecting students and families. Knowing and exercising your legal and constitutional rights, no matter your status, are necessary ways to protect ourselves and our neighbors.
Trainings are hosted in partnership with education leaders and CBOs meant for the broader Seattle education community – both those directly impacted and allies. All workshops will be led by Danielle Rosché Immigration Law PLLC while having translation, interpretation and physical safety measures in place. Come ready with questions and scenarios!
We keep each other safe, and we hope these attorney-led trainings will inform the education community of families, educators, PTAs and advocates what to do when faced with ICE and immigration encounters.
October 28: Community-Based Organizations & Advocates (Columbia City)
RSVP to attend this in-person Know Your Rights immigration workshop and training at Rainier Vista Boys & Girls Club from 12-1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
Advocates and allies will learn ways to build safer, more welcoming spaces and how to show up and support immigrant community members in schools, workplaces and community settings.
📍 Rainier Vista Boys & Girls Club is located at 4520 Martin Luther King Jr. Way S, 98108 (Google Maps).
🌐 Presented in English and Spanish. Translation/interpretation is available – please note the language needed in your registration.
🎥 This session will not be recorded
🍕 Lunch will be provided
🎟️ Registering ahead of time is strongly encouraged for us to best follow a physical safety protocol keeping attendees safe.
November 13: Seattle Teacher Residents & Graduates (Mt. Baker)
This in-person Know Your Rights immigration workshop and training will be at Kimball Elementary School from 12:30-2 p.m. on Friday, November 13, 2026. This workshop is specifically for current STR residents and the STR community of alumni, mentors and program partners.
Teachers will learn ways to build safer, more welcoming spaces; how to show up and support immigrant students and families in schools; and have the tools and resources to help immigrant families plan, understand their options, and protect their loved ones.
📍 Kimball Elementary School is located at 4520 Martin Luther King Jr. Way S, 98108 (Google Maps).
🌐 Presented in English and Spanish
🎥 This session will not be recorded
🍕 Lunch will be provided
December 1: King County Health Spanish-Speaking Family Group (virtual)
This virtual Know Your Rights immigration workshop and training will be from 4:30-6 p.m. on Tuesday, December 1, 2026 and is invite-only, specifically for Spanish speaking families.
Families will takeaway tools and resources to plan ahead no matter a status, understand their options, and protect their loved ones.
📍 Virtual, RSVP for Zoom link
🌐 Presented in Spanish (some English). Translation/interpretation is available – please note the language needed in your Zoom registration.
🎥 This session will not be recorded
December 2: Seattle Council PTSA (virtual)
RSVP to attend this virtual Know Your Rights immigration workshop and training from 7-8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, December 2, 2026 co-hosted with Seattle Council PTSA.
Impacted community will takeaway tools and resources to help immigrant families plan ahead, understand their options, and protect their loved ones.
Advocates and allies will learn ways to build safer, more welcoming spaces and how to show up and support immigrant community members in schools, workplaces and community settings.
📍 Virtual, RSVP for Zoom link
🌐 Presented in English and Spanish. Translation/interpretation is available – please note the language needed in your registration.
🎥 This session will not be recorded
