This resource ensures low-income Texas residents and impoverished communities have the ability to effectively assert their rights, achieve protection under the law, and meaningfully access the civil legal justice system.

The Concilio is a non-profit organization serving the North Texas area for more than 40 years. They offer high-impact programming in education, wealth, and health, to improve the socioeconomic status of Latino families.

The Texas Hispanic Policy Foundation operates as a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization, dedicated and committed to analyzing, exploring, and deconstructing the political, economic, social, demographic, and familial attitudes, behaviors, and perspectives of Texas Hispanics and to understanding existing and emerging social, political, and commercial trends within the Texas Hispanic community.

For Oak Cliff's mission is to provide culturally responsive initiatives in South Oak Cliff to liberate the community from systemic oppression, create a culture of education, and increase social mobility and social capital. We aim to accomplish our mission by curating dual-gen, community-driven programming through our four pillars: Education, Advocacy, Community Building, and Arts.

Whether it’s achieving full equality for LGBTQIA+ people, fighting for transgender protections, providing resources for immigrant’s rights, or advocating for racial justice or the right to have an abortion, the ACLU takes up the toughest civil liberties cases and issues to defend all people from government abuse and overreach.

Knowing your rights is the best way to protect yourself against abuse by any law enforcement authority. The link shows just some of the rights all people have, regardless of their immigration status.

The City of Dallas home page has information about immigration resources, welcoming communities, elected officials, their Office of Equity and Inclusion, and beyond.