Family Reunification
Family Reunification
Bringing families back together after separation — immigration, incarceration, foster care. The organizations doing reunion work.
Organizations
186
The journeyLearn → Engage → Connect → Act
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Start with the story
See what's happening, who's working on it, and why neighbors are paying attention.
Find one way in
Pick something real: show up, join in, call your rep, or connect with a group already moving.
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Across Houston — from your block to the whole city. Find nearby places, resources, events, and neighbors building community close to home.
11,270 (68%)
Population over 25 years old
Source: Understanding Houston (UH) + Kinder Institute (Rice University) (ACS/Census-derived where applicable)
3,318
Did not graduate high school or GED
Source: Understanding Houston (UH) + Kinder Institute (Rice University) (ACS/Census-derived where applicable)
3,515
High school graduate or GED
Source: Understanding Houston (UH) + Kinder Institute (Rice University) (ACS/Census-derived where applicable)
1,687
Some college, no degree
Source: Understanding Houston (UH) + Kinder Institute (Rice University) (ACS/Census-derived where applicable)
739
Associate's degree
Source: Understanding Houston (UH) + Kinder Institute (Rice University) (ACS/Census-derived where applicable)
2,011
Bachelor's degree or higher
Source: Understanding Houston (UH) + Kinder Institute (Rice University) (ACS/Census-derived where applicable)