Student-led group supporting and advocating for the immigrant community on campus and beyond.
Also known as Harvard College Act On A Dream Student Organization
- Joining
- No comp required
How to join
No comp — you don't have to do a trial period of the club's work to join
Details
- Status
- Recognized
- Dues
- No dues required
What they do
- Weekly meetings
- Rallies, conferences, and community events
- Advocating for legislative measures like comprehensive immigration reform
- Building a campus community that welcomes all migrants
- Pushing Harvard administrators to increase support for undocumented students, TPS workers, and other community members
- Service to help the larger undocumented community
- Founded the CAIR Conference (Collegiate Alliance for Immigration Reform)
- Trainings of staff and administrators
Mission, in their words
Supporting and advocating for the immigrant community on campus and beyond.
More links
- Career center listingHarvard directory
Sources
- Act on a Dream at Harvard College – Harvard FAS | Mignone Center for Career SuccessHarvard page · seen Oct 29, 2026
- Student clubs (career center)Harvard page · seen Oct 4, 2026
- Our Mission — Act on a DreamClub website · seen Oct 29, 2026
- Act on a Dream — Immigrant Rights Advocacy at HarvardClub website · seen Oct 29, 2026
- Act on a Dream articleClub website · seen Sep 30, 2026
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