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Carlos Santana’s daughters were almost too cute for his swearing in ceremony as a U.S. citizen
By Eric Chesterton Friday's Indians game was postponed due to rain, but first baseman Carlos Santana didn't need a baseball game to have a successful day. That morning, he was sworn in as a U.S. citizen at a courthouse in downtown Cleveland. Santana and teammate...
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CMAA and Project Citizenship to bring citizenship to hundreds of Lowell residents in 2019
April 19th, 2019 By Sampan Lowell — In the face of national hostility to immigrants, two nonprofit organizations are partnering to ensure that Lowell residents understand and have access to the path to citizenship. This partnership is made possible by the generous...
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A simple nudge leads low-income immigrants to apply for citizenship
By Stanford University April 15th, 2019 When the "nudge" first appeared on the policymaking scene, it struck many as an ideal tool. Unlike traditional interventions aiming to improve people's behavior, a nudge is low-cost, non-coercive, and less likely to have...
read moreSince 2011, the Project Citizenship network of community providers has assisted
over
25,148
immigrants
from
152
countries
of origin
18,804
have applied
for citizenship
Next Project Citizenship Workshop
FREE Citizenship Workshop
Quincy, MA
April 30th 3pm//4pm
Thomas Crane Public Library
40 Washington Street
Quincy, MA 02169