Get informed, stay safe and learn what to do if you or someone you know is approached by immigration officials.

What’s the Purpose of the Training?

• To inform residents they have rights under the U.S. Constitution, regardless of their immigration status.

• Offer community members actions they can take to defend themselves and implement KYR knowledge.

• Learn how to document ICE violations and help those being detained.

Our training is free and open to the public. You may wish to bring materials to take notes during the session. We do not allow phones or other recording devices durring the event. We will have free Know Your Rights flyers, red cards and whistles to give out durring tge event and we encourage you to take home extrasto share with your community.

During the event, we will host a community food and diaper drive. We are prioritizing ethnic and cultural pantry staples for the communities we help. Please take a look at the list below to get an example list of things we need.

You do NOT need to donate to attend.

Most Needed Items:

Formula (advanced blue tin and sensitive orange tin)

Distilled and bottled water for formula

Diapers and Wipes

Visa/Lyft Gift Cards

Pads and Tampons

Shampoo and Conditioner

Toothpaste

Toilet Paper and Laundry Detergent

White Rice

Bagged Beans (black and kidney), Lentils, Garbanzos

Maseca

Salt and Sugar

Vegtable Oil

Other Requested Items:

Kids Breakfast Cereals

Dried Chillies

Garlic

Cumin, Oregano, Bay Leaves

Tomatillos

Avacado

Mango

Soy Sause

Rice and other Dried Noodles

Fish Sause

Shrimp Paste

White Cane Vinegar

Calamansi

Ube

Limes

Banana Ketchup

Lechon sauce

Coconut Gel

Coconut Milk

Yuca

Plaintains

Ginger

Goya Seasoning (Sazon and Adobo)

Knorr Chicken Cube Bouillon

Piloncillo/Panela

Sardines in tomato or hot sauce

Brown Sugar

Mexican Chocolate (LA Abuelita)

Chocomilk (chocolate mix drink)

Volunteer Marshals Needed Contact shri.icerapidresponseteam@proton.me

We are Marching from the Norfolk Federal Building to Town Point Park on February 28th.

We will start at 1pm and finish around 3pm.

This event is part of the nationwide March 4 Democracy (https://march4democracy.org/) mobilization, a people-powered movement demanding a government that represents all of us, not just the wealthy few.

Our local gathering helps expose corruption, stand against hate, and defend every person’s right to dignity and safety. Whether you’re five people or five hundred, your presence builds the momentum leading into February 28, 2026.

Show up. Speak out. Stand together.

We are M4D. And we are done being fucking ignored.

https://www.mobilize.us/march4democracy/event/904696/

During the event, we will host a community food and diaper drive. We are prioritizing ethnic and cultural pantry staples for the communities we help. Please take a look at the next page to get an example list of things we need.

You do NOT need to donate to attend.

Supply List:

This is not an exhaustive list. Please feel free to bring other cultural pantry staples. Please do not bring raw meat, milk, or eggs. You can also bring gift cards that will be given directly to famlies.

Most Needed Items:

•Formula (advance blue tin and sensitive orange tin)

•Distilled and bottled water for formula

•Diapers and Wipes

•Pads and Tampons

•Shampoo and Conditioner

•Toothpaste

•Toilet Paper and Laundry Detergent

•White Rice

•Bagged Beans (black and kidney), Lentils, Garbanzos

•Maseca

•Salt and Sugar

•Vegtable Oil

Other Requested Items:

•Plaintains

•Yuca

•Dried Chillies

•Garlic

•Cumin, Oregano, Bay Leaves

•Tomatillos

•Avacado

•Mango

•Soy Sause

•Rice and other Dried Noodles

•Fish Sause

•Shrimp Paste

•White Cane Vinegar

•Calamansi

•Ube

•Limes

•Banana Ketchup

•Lechon sauce

•Coconut Gel

•Coconut Milk

•Tamirind

•Lyechee

•Ginger

•Goya Seasoning (Sazon and Adobo)

•Knorr Chicken Cube Bouillon

•Piloncillo/Panela

•Sardines in tomato or hot sauce

•Brown Sugar

•Mexican Chocolate (LA Abuelita)

•Chocomilk (chocolate mix drink)

110 Main St, Newport News, VA 23601

Get informed, stay safe and learn what to do if you or someone you know is approached by immigration officials.

We must all know and exercise our rights!

Durring the event you will receive red cards, know your rights flyers, and whistles. You will learn how to get involved in Know Your Rights and food aid distribution.

During the event, we will host a community food and diaper drive. We are prioritizing ethnic and cultural pantry staples for the communities we help. Please take a look at the next page to get an example list of things we need.

You do NOT need to donate to attend.

Supply List

This is not an exhaustive list. Please feel free to bring other cultural pantry staples. Please do not bring raw meat, milk, or eggs. You can also bring gift cards that will be given directly to famlies.

‍Supply List:

This is not an exhaustive list. Please feel free to bring other cultural pantry staples. Please do not bring raw meat, milk, or eggs. You can also bring gift cards that will be given directly to famlies.

Most Needed Items:

•Formula (advance blue tin and sensitive orange tin)

•Distilled and bottled water for formula

•Diapers and Wipes

•Pads and Tampons

•Shampoo and Conditioner

•Toothpaste

•Toilet Paper and Laundry Detergent

•White Rice

•Bagged Beans (black and kidney), Lentils, Garbanzos

•Maseca

•Salt and Sugar

•Vegtable Oil

Other Requested Items:

•Plaintains

•Yuca

•Dried Chillies

•Garlic

•Cumin, Oregano, Bay Leaves

•Tomatillos

•Avacado

•Mango

•Soy Sause

•Rice and other Dried Noodles

•Fish Sause

•Shrimp Paste

•White Cane Vinegar

•Calamansi

•Ube

•Limes

•Banana Ketchup

•Lechon sauce

•Coconut Gel

•Coconut Milk

•Tamirind

•Lyechee

•Ginger

•Goya Seasoning (Sazon and Adobo)

•Knorr Chicken Cube Bouillon

•Piloncillo/Panela

•Sardines in tomato or hot sauce

•Brown Sugar

•Mexican Chocolate (LA Abuelita)

•Chocomilk (chocolate mix drink)

Registration is not required to attend come as you are and bring a friend.

We do not allow phones durring the event please leave them outside and bring a notebook and paper to take notes with.