Free Migration Project

📣 Detailed description and application instructions: https://freemigrationproject.org/jobs-internships/

FMP is hiring a Community Organizer to support local, state, and national immigrant rights campaigns. The Community Organizer will work with FMP staff to draft and implement campaigns; collaborate with impacted community members; engage in public education and training, outreach and ally building activities; and coordinate campaign calls and events. Some travel within the state is required; travel outside of the state is occasionally required. This is a full-time position of at least 40 hours per week.

FMP is committed to the recruitment and retention of staff that is reflective of the communities we serve. We strongly encourage applications from people of color, Indigenous people, immigrants, women, people with disabilities, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and other underrepresented and historically marginalized groups.

We're in solidarity with the Prairieland protesters. Full statement in our blog, linked on our Linktree.

This May Day and for Free Migration Project's 10 year anniversary, support our continued work to abolish boarders, inform the Philadelphia community, and amplify immigrant voices.

Donate today! https://freemigrationproject.org/donate/

At FMP, we are looking for a creative, self-starter Communications and Social Media Intern to work alongside our Deputy Director. The Communications and Social Media Intern will be responsible for planning social media calendars, creating social media posts and assisting the Deputy Director with brainstorming social media campaigns.

TO APPLY: Send your resume or CV, and a list of two relevant work references to [email protected] with the subject line "COMMS AND SOCIAL MEDIA INTERN"

Robert suffered a medical emergency resulting in him being in a coma up until recently. His wife, Joanna, has fought for his care every step of the way, even through what could have easily turned into a medical deportation. Free Migration Project has been supporting this family through difficult conversations with the hospital and by bringing a community together around Robert and Joanna. But the accident and the hospitalization has put a serious strain on the family monetarily considering the amount of care he still needs.

Please support this GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/2c3f3a632

On March 4, a coalition of immigrant rights and youth justice organizations held a press conference in Morgantown, PA calling for the immediate closure of Abraxas Academy, where immigrant children are currently being detained under a federal contract.

Coalition Demands:
🔥Governor Josh Shapiro must issue an Emergency Removal Order (ERO) to permanently shut the facility down.

🔥Shapiro administration work with immigrant and youth justice organization so to ensure the release of children to their families.

🔥The Office of Refugee Resettlement immediately terminate its contract with the Abraxas Group.

Last month FMP's Deputy Director, Adrianna, spoke at a Pennsylvania Immigration Coalition (PIC) convening to establish priorities for 2026. FMP is a proud member of PIC and during this time especially organizations must come together to create lasting change and protect the immigrant community here in Philadelphia and across Pennsylvania.