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Student volunteer program offering free, semester-long naturalization courses for Chinatown and Greater Boston Chinese-American immigrant adults.

Joining
Application
When
Usually recruits in fall and spring
Meets
Classes Saturday and Sunday afternoons on the Harvard campus

How to join

  • Application — A written application, often followed by interviews.

Details

Experience
Chinese-speaking ability is not required.

What they do

  • Courses in U.S. history and government
  • Mock interviews for the naturalization exam
  • Tutoring students for the naturalization exam
  • Weekend classes on the Harvard campus
  • Answering general inquiries about the naturalization process
  • Translations and practice resources such as audio CDs
  • Weekend classes on Saturdays and Sundays from 1:30-3:30pm

Mission, in their words

Promotes social and political empowerment for immigrants by providing support throughout the naturalization process for U.S. citizenship.

Sponsors & partners

Phillips Brooks House Association (Chinatown Committee)

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