Dignity and justice, for all
At Justice for Migrant Families, we envision a world that supports systems characterized by equity, dignity, justice, and radical welcome for people who migrate. We envision a world in which stories of people and places are honored, stories of indigeneity, migration, and interconnection, and where we also remember the story of how we dismantled the detention system and began healing from it.
Working together to support each other
Batavia Hotline
We operate a phone line to help connect folks with support who are being detained or released from the Batavia ICE detention center
While detained: 716-427-4917
Post release: 716-202-0611
Pen Pal and Book Exchange Programs
Connects folks who are detained at Batavia Holding Center with a pen pal. Our book program fufills book requests for folks detained at Batavia
Direct Support / Migrant Accompaniment Program (MAP)
We provide direct assistance and support to people in our community by providing accompaniment to appointments and referrals to resources
Release support
We meet and support people as they are released from immigrant detention and reunite with family and friends.
Post release: 716-202-0611
Organizing and Advocacy
We organize for intersectional, systemic change in the context of immigrant justice