We are excited to announce the 3rd Annual UndocuCON, scheduled for October 17, 2025, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and will be held ONLINE. 

UndocuCON is brought to you by the Region 4 Bay Area Community Colleges and our partners, as part of our statewide efforts for Undocumented Student Success Week.

UndocuCon unites undocumented community college students at a celebratory event highlighting the incredible diversity and strengths of our Bay Area undocumented Community. Through workshops and speakers, UndocuCon will inspire students to pursue their dreams despite obstacles and provide resources to support their academic and professional goals.
 

Why Attend? 

• Speakers, resources, and opportunities for undocumented students and those who work with them.
• Meeting Potential collaborators and expanding your connections
• Attend and enter a raffle to win some swag!

Multiple workshops around undocumented student success best practices for educators, workshops for students on:

• Legal resources and Know Your Rights!
• Mental Health, Wellness, and Healing
• History of Organizing for Undocumented Student Rights
• How to be civically engaged as an undocumented person
• Wealth Matters- Financial Literacy, resources, and opportunities for undocumented people
   

Who should attend? We will feature workshops and resources for all, including students, faculty, staff, campus administrators, community members, and anyone supporting undocumented students.

What is UndocuCon? It is the first event of its kind, bringing community college students from the following Colleges: Monterey Peninsula College, Hartnell College, Cabrillo College, Gavilan College, San Jose City College, Evergreen Valley College, Mission College, West Valley College, De Anza College, Foothill College, Chabot College, Ohlone College, and 4 year institutions in the area and other community organizations.

This one-day event will celebrate the diversity, resilience, and strengths of our Bay Area Undocumented Community, highlighting resources available to them, their families, and the broader community.