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1. Leadership & Communications |
Community Resources Welcoming Hub: Free and Reduced-Cost Services-
The City of Dallas’ Community Resources Welcoming Hub is a FREE and anonymous online service for residents to find information on food, housing, goods, transit, health, money, care, education, work, legal, and more. Simply enter your zip code and search for the support you need. Click HERE to access the Community Resource Hub.
Welcoming Community Resource List-
The City of Dallas wishes to share valuable information with residents. Click BILINGUAL FLYER for details.
Parking Ticket Scam-
BEWARE! A “phishing” parking ticket scam targeting drivers across the country has surfaced in Dallas. Click HERE to learn how to protect yourself.
211 Texas-
211 Texas/United Way HELPLINE provides free and confidential information and referral services to those in need 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. For more information click HERE and see BILINGUAL FLYER or dial 211 on your phone.
911: When to Call or Text Guidelines-
In collaboration with the Dallas Police Department's 9-1-1 Emergency Communications Center, the Office of Community Police Oversight is sharing the “When to Call or Text 9-1-1” flyer to provide helpful information during an emergency. This resource is designed to help residents better understand when to appropriately call or text 9-1-1 and when to use alternative reporting options for non-emergency situations. We ask that employees review the flyer and, when appropriate, share this information with residents, community members, and stakeholders to support informed use of emergency services. See FLYER for more information.
Office of Arts & Culture-
Stay connected with the Dallas Office of Arts & Culture! Explore events, opportunities, and creative programs all in one place. Visit Linktree: linktr.ee/dallasculture
Free Emergency Alerts Sign Up-
The City of Dallas Office of Emergency Management & Crisis Response offers a FREE Emergency Alerts service for residents. To sign up see BILINGUAL FLYER and for more information click HERE.
Dallas 311 APP-
Ever need to find out information about something City of Dallas related, want tot help our unhoused residents, or report an issue but did not know how, or where to begin? The Dallas 311 App is your one-stop portal. See BILINGUAL FLYER for more information.
Building Home for Heroes: Home Award Program, South Dallas Home Opportunity-
Building Homes for Heroes is committed to assisting the men and women that have been injured while serving in the United States Armed Forces. Our organization donates mortgage-free modified homes, as well as home modification grants and financial assistance, to veterans who have served and have been honorably discharged from the United States Military as a result of their injuries, as well as Gold Star Families and First Responders. For more information click HERE. For more information click HERE and contact the Program Assistant, Deanna Reder: deanna.reder@buildinghomesforheroes.org
The Dallas Office- officially begin operations on August 3, 2026
SMU announced the formation of The Dallas Office, a major new initiative designed to strengthen collaboration with Dallas-based corporations, civic organizations and community partners while expanding access to the University’s talent, research and expertise. SMU’s Dallas Office will make engagement with Dallas more coordinated with easier access, increased alignment and exponential impact through business, community, sports and culture. The Dallas Office will be SMU’s front door to the city and region – a single coordinated point of access to connect Dallas to SMU and SMU to Dallas more intentionally. For any questions, communications or partnership ideas, email DallasOffice@smu.edu. Click HERE for more information.
Committee on Government Efficiency-9:00am Monday May 11
Click HERE for more information.
Public Safety Committee Meeting- Monday May 11
Click HERE for more information.
Reinvestment Zone (RZ08) Eight Board (Design District) Meeting- Monday May 11
Click HERE for more information.
Reinvestment Zone (RZ08) Eight Board (Design District) Meeting- 2:00pm Monday May 11
Click HERE for more information.
Youth Commission Meeting- 6:00pm Monday May 11
Click HERE for more information.
Dallas Housing Finance Corporation Meeting- 12:00pm Tuesday May 12
Click HERE for more information.
Ad Hoc Judicial Nominating Committee Meeting- 1:00pm Tuesday May 12
Click HERE for more information.
Community Police Oversight Board Meeting- 5:30pm Tuesday May 12
Click HERE for more information.
City Council Meeting- 9:00am Wednesday May 13
Click HERE for more information.
Veteran Affairs Commission Meeting- 12:00pm Thursday May 14
Click HERE for more information.
Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation Meeting- Friday May 15
Click HERE for more information.
Urban Design Peer Review Panel (UDPRP) Meeting- 8:30am to 12:00pm Friday May 15
Click HERE for more information.
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2. Safe, Healthy & Connected Communities |
May is Mental Health Awareness Month-
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, an annual observance to highlight the importance of mental health, educate the public, reduce stigma, and promote support for those affected by mental health challenges. This month, we also celebrate Asian American,Native Hawaiian,and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month to reflect and celebrate the important role that they have played in our nation's shared history. To learn more about mental health awareness click HERE. Mental Health America offers the 2026 Mental Health Month Action Guide which has online activities, articles, printable tools, and practical resources to help us take care of our bodies and minds. Access the guide HERE.
Dallas Parks & Rec May Newsletter-
Up and Coming At Dallas Park and Recreation Newsletter and News Video brings the latest and most exciting updates from Dallas Park and Recreation! Read the latest issue HERE and watch the news video in English and Spanish to see how Dallas Park and Recreation is:
- Celebrating the Distinguished Career of Park Deputy Director M. Renee Johnson
- Moving Forward with CAPRA Reaccreditation
- Celebrating the Legacies of Dallas Leaders
Up and Coming is written and produced by Dallas Park and Recreation Department Marketing and Communications. Questions? Contact Andrea.Hawkins@dallas.gov.
Celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month- May 1 to 31
Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month with a vibrant collection of programs that honor the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of AAPI communities. From engaging crafts to hands-on workshops and storytimes, there's something for all ages to explore and enjoy. Throughout the month Dallas Public Library celebrates identity, tradition, and creativity across the Asian American experience! Click HERE for list of programs.
The Far Far Away Market – Celebrating 25 Years of Shrek: Oak Lawn Branch Library- 11:00 to 2:00pm Saturday May 9
Hear Ye, Hear Ye! In celebration of the 25th Anniversary of “Shrek” (2001–2026), the Far Far Away Market Is Coming to the Oak Lawn Branch Library! Click HERE for more information.
Author Talk: Thea Claire: Forest Green Branch Library- 6:00 to 7:00pm Tuesday May 12
Meet Dallas-based contemporary romance author Thea Claire, creator of the "Recovering Good Girls" series! Ms. Claire will discuss her newest release, "Four Letter Words", as well as her inspirations, writing process and efforts to build community among readers in DFW. Click HERE for more information and to register.
Ned Fritz: From Bachman Green Belt to Texas Wilderness: Bachman Lake Branch Library- 6:30 to 8:00pm Tuesday May 12
The story of Ned Fritz is one of the most consequential—and often underappreciated—environmental legacies in Texas history. Through the lens of journalist Amy Martin of Green Source Texas and Wild DFW, his life becomes not just a biography, but a blueprint for grassroots conservation throughout the Dallas area. Click HERE for more information.
Practical Estate Planning to Avoid Probate: Fretz Recreation Center- 10:00am to 12:00pm Thursday May 14
The Office of Housing & Community Empowerment Age-Friendly/ Senior Services in partnership with Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas presents Practical Estate Planning to Avoid Probate.
Topics covered will be: Transfer on Death Deeds, Lady Bird Deeds, Advance Directives/Living Wills, Powers of Attorney (Medical and Durable), Designation of Beneficiaries, Instructions for Remains, and more Click HERE for more information.
Celebrate Older Americans Month: Dallas College Bill J. Priest Center- 9:00am to 1:00pm Friday May 15
Recognize the important roles older Americans have in community. Explore job readiness, volunteer opportunities, and much more. See FLYER for more information.
The Future is Peace- 2:00pm Saturday May 16
Faith Commons is honored to host Aziz Abu Sarah and Maoz Inon, co-authors of The Future Is Peace: A Shared Journey Across the Holy Land at Temple Emanu-El in Dallas. Their conversation will explore what can emerge when people refuse the logic of revenge and insist on the dignity of every human life. Click HERE for more information.
Care on the Block: FREE Community Event- 4:00 to 7:00pm Saturday May 16
The South Dallas Health Center is inviting you to celebrate with them 40 years of community care. This FREE event will include family friendly activities, community resources, health screenings, and much more. See FLYER for more information.
2025 Dallas Bikr Ride- 8:00am Saturday May 16
Welcome to Dallas Bike Ride, Dallas’s only car-free social ride! Cruise at your own pace past our city’s most iconic sights- perfect for first timers and avid cyclists alike! Click HERE for more information and to register.
3rd Annual AAPI Heritage & Dragon Boat Festival- 10:00am to 5:00pm Sunday May 17
Join us for a family-friendly celebration of Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month! Enjoy live performances, hands-on workshops, art, food, vendors, and the exciting Dragon Boat race - watch or paddle along! For more information and to volunteer see FLYER and click HERE.
Substance & Overdose Prevention Program- 12:30 to 2:30pm Tuesday May 19
This training leads to certification as an Overdose Educator. See FLYER for more information.
Survive 1776: Central Public Library- 1:00 to 3:00pm Saturday May 23
Bring the whole family and experience the American Revolution in action! At this interactive program, all ages won’t just hear about history—they’ll try it themselves. Click HERE for more information.
Anime Festival: Fretz Park Branch Library- 1:00 to 3:00pm Saturday May 23
Are you a fan of Howl's Moving Castle? My Neighbor Totoro? Anime in general? Spend the afternoon with your fellow fans as we appreciate this beautiful style and art form! We will have crafts, vendors, and music to enjoy and appreciate our shared interest! Click HERE for more information.
Perot Tech Truck Family Day: Vickery Park Branch Library- 1:00 to 3:00pm Saturday May 23
The Perot Museum is bringing science and nature to your community with their mobile Tech Truck! Cycle through six different stations, each with its own fun science project, and experience something new. Come learn about a variety of topics such as circuitry, robotics, physics and more. Click HERE for more information.
Ballet Story Hour: A Midsummer Night's Dream- 11:00am to 12:00pm Friday May 29
Performed by Ballet North Texas, dive into the enchanting world of A Midsummer Night's Dream, where adventures and whimsical characters come to life! Perfect for school-aged kids and their families. Click HERE for more information.
Secrets of the Pond: Mountain Creek Branch Library- 1:00 to 2:00pm Saturday May 30
Dive into the mysteries beneath the surface during this family-friendly “Secrets of the Pond” day! A Cedar Hill State Park Ranger will lead participants on an exploration of the lake behind the library, revealing the tiny critters, natural processes, and water qualities that keep this ecosystem thriving. Click HERE for more information.
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3. Equal Access |
FIFA Dallas Community Engagement Opportunity-
As part of the FIFA Fan Festival™ Dallas at Fair Park, we’re proud to spotlight North Texas nonprofits whose dedication helps make our region thrive. These organizations bring people together, strengthen communities, and inspire positive change every day. During the nonprofits will be recognized on the festival screens and invited to gather for a group photo—showcasing the unity and spirit that make North Texas the very best it can be. Click HERE for more information.
Dallas College Student Care Network: Four Offices, One Purpose-
The Student Care Network is made up of four departments at Dallas College: Student Care Coordination , Basic Needs and Community Connections , Counseling and Psychological Services , and Health Services . These offices and work closely together as a team to support the whole student. Click HERE for more information.
MLK Fresh Produce Distribution Center- 10:00am to 1:30pm Monday to Thursday
The MLK Center is serving fresh produce to the community for FREE! Come receive a box of fresh produce, while supplies last. Note: distribution may begin earlier during extreme weather. See BILINGUAL FLYER for more information.
Mobile Food Pantry- 1:00 to 3:00pm, 3rd Wednesday of Every Month
The Mobile Community Pantry truck is headed your way with fresh fruit, vegetables, and other food items at no cost to you. For more information see BILINGUAL FLYER.
Brother Bills Free Grocery & Produce-
Pick up FREE groceries every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month, and FREE produce every 3rd Tuesday of each month. See BILINGUAL FLYER for more information.
FREE Food for Seniors-
People And Nutrition (PAN) is a Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) that provides nutritious foods at no cost to eligible participants. Those who are eligible can qualify for a box of nonperishables in addition to what they currently receive. See BILINGUAL FLYER for more information.
Community Hot Lunch- Saturdays 11:00am to 1:15pm
Masjid Al-Islam provides FREE hot lunch, every Saturday, for community members. See FLYER for more information.
Wilkinson Center Food Pantry-
The Wilkinson Center Food Pantry is FREE to residents living in zip-codes 75217, 75227, & 75228. For more information click HERE.
Feed Lake Highlands-
A neighborhood‐based nonprofit that distributes supplemental groceries every Wednesday. Tip: Arrive early and bring any required ID/residency proof as requested by their current process. Click HERE for more information.
Dallas College Food Pantries-
Hungry or concerned about being able to put food on the table? Dallas College's food pantries are here to help. The pantries are located on our seven main campuses. Supplies range from snacks and meals to diapers. Everything is free. Students can shop the pantry any time it is open. Community members can also shop the pantry during our special Drive-Thru Pantry and Community Pantry days. Click HERE for more information.
NowForward: Emergency Assistance-
Now-Forward helps low-income individuals assume responsibility for their lives as they are able by providing temporary emergency assistance, medical and dental care, and services designed to help them achieve stability for the long term. Now-Forward’s approach to wellness is threefold: physical, emotional, and financial. Click HERE for more information.
City of Dallas Office of Housing & Community Empowerment: Emergency Assistance-
The City offers emergency assistance for utility bills (electric, water, gas) and rent for residents who live within the City of Dallas limits. Documents typically needed: government-issued ID, Social Security cards for all household members, lease or proof of homeownership, recent income proof, utility bill, eviction/mortgage delinquency notice. Financial services are based on the availability of funds. For assistance, you must call with to speak with an intake caseworker. Walk-ins will not be accommodated. Intake line 9:00am to 12:00pm: 214-670-8416 Click HERE for more information.
Community Empowerment: Digital Ambassadors-
Connected Dallas can help your organization by providing direct support to your community via their Digital Ambassadors assisting with affordable internet plans, Texas Benefits Application Assistance, device access, troubleshooting, and multilingual support. Also, by enhancing your events with digital skills and tech support. They provide registration assistance, tech help, and digital skills workshops, covering topics like Digital Skills 101, Online Safety, Excel, Google Docs, and more, ensuring attendees gain valuable knowledge. Click HERE for more information.
ICNA Relief Clinic-
The clinic offers a multitude of services, including: general check-up, prescription refills, blood testing, diagnostic imaging, vision exams, along with several specializations, including mental health. See FLYER for more information.
Veterans Luncheon- 10:30am to 1:00pm 1st Friday of every month
The Office of Housing & Community Empowerment invites veterans to this monthly luncheon. This luncheon occurs on the first Friday of every month. Space is limited so please RSVP. Click HERE for more information & to register.
Dallas County Immunization Clinics-
Dallas County Health & Human Services provides a multitude of vaccines for children, adults, and international travelers. Click HERE for more information and see BILINGUAL FLYER.
Connected Dallas Service-
Connected Dallas provides on the spot enrollment for Texas Benefits and digital skills classes. See BILINGUAL FLYER for more information.
Services for Seniors-
The Community Council of Greater Dallas and Dallas Area Agency on Aging, & Dallas County are keeping older adults active. They provide meals and transportation services for seniors. See FLYER for more information.
Comprehensive Energy Assistance Program (CEAP)-
Dallas County Health and Human Services, through the Comprehensive Energy Assistance Program, plays a pivotal role in supporting low-income residents by enhancing energy efficiency and providing essential utility assistance. Click HERE for more information and see BILINGUAL FLYER.
Welfare Assistance Program-
Dallas County Health & Human Services has a welfare assistance program to help with meeting basic needs. See BILINGAUL FLYER for more information.
Dallas County Healthy Start Program-
This program aims to improve the health & wellbeing of women, infants, and families in Dallas County by providing comprehensive prenatal, maternal, and infant care. See BILINGUAL FLYER for more information.
Texas Benefits Assistance-
The West Dallas Multi-purpose Center has an on-site Navigator to assist with applying for Texas Benefits: SNAP + TANF, CHIP, CHIP Perinatal + Medicaid, Medicare Savings Program, and Healthy Texas Women. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY! See BILINGUAL FLYER for more information.
Application Assistance for Social Services- 9:00am to 2:00pm Tuesdays
Vickery Meadow Youth Development Foundation is providing FREE application assistance for social services like SNAP. See BILINGUAL FLYER for more information.
Compudopt: Free Computer & Low-Cost Internet-
Compudopt’s mission is to provide technology access and education to under-resourced youth. For your chance to win a free computer from Compudopt click HERE. To learn about affordable, reliable, high-speed internet with no contracts, credit checks, or hidden fees click HERE. To learn more about Compudopt click HERE.
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4. Civic Engagement |
Public Safety Response Symposium- 10:00am to 12:00pm Saturday May 9
Join public safety leaders for an inside look at how emergency and non-emergency calls are handled and how resources are deployed across Dallas. Topics include:
- How 9-1-1 calls are handled and dispatched
- How DPD uses specialized units and technology to improve response times
- When to use 3-1-1 for non-emergency services
- How crisis and behavioral health teams collaborate through alternative response strategies
See BILINGUAL FLYER for more information.
Community Trash Clean-Off JL Long Middle School- 7:00 to 11:00am Saturday May 9
Join us for our FREE Community Clean Trash- Off event. Help keep our city clean by stopping by and properly disposing of bulk furniture, tires, oil and more. ITEMS ACCEPTED FOR DROP OFF: Bulk Trash (furniture, trash, electronics), BOPA (battery, oil, paint, antifreeze), Tires (limit of 8), Document shredding. Click HERE for more information.
A Walk with Juanita & Jane- 10:00am to 1:00pm Saturday May 9
Explore South Dallas with a neighborhood walk inspired by Civil Rights leader Juanita Craft and grassroots activist, Jane Jacobs. Click HERE for more information.
Artstillery’s Community Art Project- Gathering Stories through May 13
We’re excited to share an opportunity to be part of a powerful new community arts project in Dallas. Artstillery, a nonprofit arts organization known for bringing untold stories to light, is collecting real immigrant experiences for an upcoming public exhibit titled “Dichotomy of Compassion.” This immersive gallery installation—featuring sculpture, sound, and video—aims to foster dialogue, challenge misconceptions, and honor the authentic immigrant journey in America.
Now, they’re inviting community members to share their stories or help connect them with others who have experiences to tell. Artstillery provides a safe, welcoming space for anyone who wants to participate. If you’re interested in contributing, please reach out to Paris Brown: paris@artstillery.org
Refugee Youth Mentorship (RYM) Program-
The IRC Youth program is seeking referrals for Refugee Youth Mentorship, Middle School, and Early Childhood programs. The RYM provides individualized mentorship to refugee youth (ages 15-24), supporting them in achieving academic, career, and social integration goals. Services include individualized goal setting, positive cultural identity curriculum, biweekly or monthly one-on-one in‑person mentorship meetings, monthly group activities, and ongoing support to help participants reach their goals. For Early Childhood click HERE, for Middle School click HERE. For general information see FLYER. Click HERE for referral form.
FIFA World Cup Legacy Programs: Mini Pitches-
A mini pitch is a small, hard-surface soccer field built for 5-a-side and informal pick-up games, usually enclosed by fencing or low barriers. Mini pitches are more than places to play, they are catalysts for health, safety, and community pride. By investing in these fields, we can leave a legacy that inspires the next generation and strengthens our neighborhoods for decades. The number of pitches installed is contingent on funding. Interested in a mini-pitch for your community? See FLYER for more information.
Homeless Services in Dallas-
Our Calling’s “Our Directory of Homeless Services in Dallas” is a guide for those experiencing homelessness in Dallas County and a reference for caring residents. Click HERE for more information and HERE for the app.
Know Your Rights Information-
Vickery Meadow Youth Development Foundation (VMYDF) is committed to empowering the Vickery Meadow community with knowledge and resources. We’ve compiled materials from our Know Your Rights workshops into an easily accessible folder, available to the public. These resources cover important legal rights, advocacy tools, and practical guidance to help individuals and families navigate key issues. Access the folder HERE.
City of Dallas Community Resources-
For the City’s bilingual community resources click HERE.
A Practical Guide to Filing Habeas Petitions-
This FREE course is a collaboration between VECINA, the Texas Civil Rights Project, and the Texas Immigration Law Council. We welcome you to this course on filing writs of habeas corpus on behalf of individuals unlawfully detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Click HERE for more information and to register.
Immigrant Legal Protection Resource Guide-
This resource is intended to support organizations, legal service providers, and allied partners working to protect and defend immigrant communities. Click HERE for the resources.
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5. Education & Economic Opportunity |
Local Roots: Farmers Market Tour + Tasting- 10:30 to 11:30am Sunday May 10
Join us for Local Roots, a guided market tour + chef tasting at Good Local Markets' Fair Park Farmers Market. Tour includes talks with local farmers and a chef-tasting incorporating in-season produce from the market, recipe backed by a Registered Nutritionist. First 20 registered guests to arrive day of will receive a FREE CSA market bag with local produce! Spots are limited, save your seat: dal.city/LocalRoots See FLYER for more information.
LULAC Academy 2026: Latino Leadership Program for Aspiring Young Adults!-
Hosting nearly 300 youth aged 18 to 25, the Academy will feature a series of targeted plenaries alongside advocacy visits on Capitol Hill. This unique opportunity allows participants to engage deeply with critical topics, including health, technology and AI, education, immigration, and economic empowerment. Led by key policy leaders and experts, these plenaries will provide invaluable insights and experiences, highlighting the vital role of Latinos and Latino identity in addressing ongoing challenges and driving innovative solutions. Click HERE for more information.
Connected Dallas Employment Resources-
Searching for a job today means going digital. Job seekers must be ready to apply and interview for a job online. Without the skills of knowing how to find opportunities online, many job seekers may find it hard to locate open jobs, apply for jobs, and get their information into the right hands. Connected Dallas has compiled resources to help you be successful and find you a job! Click HERE for more information.
North Texas Job Corps-
Job Corps provides career training and education for 16- through 24-year-olds at no cost to students. We have 120-plus campuses nationwide where students earn the skills and gain the experience needed to begin a career or apprenticeship, advance to higher education, or join the military. Click HERE for more information.
Choice Career Fairs: Dallas Career and Job Fairs-
Choice Career Fairs is a top organizer of job fair and career fair events throughout the United States. We have produced thousands of events since 2000 and continue to produce over 130 career fairs in 30 cities annually. With 30 years combined experience in recruitment and employment advertising, we are dedicated to connecting America's workforce with hiring employers. For listings of upcoming career and job fairs click HERE.
Texas Workforce Commission- Employment Opportunities-
The Texas Workforce Commission website can help you find work through various resources. To search for employment opportunities click HERE.
Free GED Classes & Testing-
The Dallas Public Library, through their Adult Learning Classes, offers FREE in-person and online GED classes as well as testing. See FLYER for more information.
Free English & Citizenship Classes-
The Dallas Public Library, through their Adult Learning Classes, offers FREE English classes and FREE Citizenship classes. See BILINGUAL FLYER for more information.
State Fair of Texas Seeking Unique Small Businesses to Join 2026 Event
The State Fair of Texas is excited to announce that the 2026 food and beverage concessionaire application HERE and the 2026 commercial exhibits application HERE. The annual State Fair of Texas comprises a vast collection of small businesses – more than 90 concessionaires, and nearly 200 exhibitors come together to celebrate all things Texan by offering quality products for fairgoers. At the Most Texan Place on Earth®, we take pride in having something for everyone, and we’re always looking to diversify and expand by adding new businesses to the annual lineup. If you’re a small, unique business with previous experience serving the masses, the Fair is looking for you!
Dallas College Work Ready-
For the program preview see FLYER.
Newcomer Youth & Young Adult Mentorship Program-
The International Rescue Committee is hosting this mentorship program. The program’s mission is to empower these young individuals to achieve their academic, career, and social goals through: One-on-one mentorship with a matched Success Coach, Regular in-person (in-home) meetings, and Monthly group activities. See FLYER for more information.
Grants & Calls-
The City of Dallas Office of Arts & Culture welcomes artists and arts organizations to participate in the following competitive opportunities such as grants and calls for entries. Click HERE for more information.
Wilkinson Center Career Programs-
Wilkinson Center’s mission is to transform the lives of Dallas families by providing pathways to self-sufficiency with dignity and respect. They fulfill that mission by helping families face critical life challenges, including food insecurity, lack of education, economic instability, unemployment, and underemployment. Wilkinson Center is offering several programs to empower residents and transform lives. They are: 1) Supply Chain Warehousing & Forklift Certification, 2) Medical Assistant, 3) Phlebotomy Technician, 4) Teacher Assistant, 5) Dental Assistant, 6) Pharmacy Technician, and 7) Medical Assistant. Click HERE for more information.
DISD New Student Registration-
All new immigrants, grades K- 12, who have never attended school in the United States, will be registered, oriented, and assessed at the Margaret and Gilbert Herrera International Welcome Center. Click HERE for more information.
Dallas Fire-Rescue Careers-
Become the greatness you’ve always dreamt of being. We strive to provide the citizens of Dallas with the most effective and rapid emergency, fire, rescue and prevention services. Click HERE for more information.
Dallas Police Department Careers-
On behalf of the men and women of the Dallas Police Department, thank you for your interest in becoming a member of this exceptional organization! The Dallas Police Department provides police services to more than 1.3 million residents in a city occupying 385 square miles, and we are dedicated to recruiting, hiring, and training a highly skilled and qualified organization that reflects the diversity of the communities we serve. Our department offers a wide range of assignments and more opportunities for advancement and professional development than other agencies. Click HERE for more information and recruiting schedule.
DART Careers-
We continually seek talented individuals to fill roles in all levels and areas, from Operations to Administration. Explore great careers that make a difference to our riders and the North Texas community. Click HERE for more information.
Dallas Love Field Careers-
Employment is available through the City of Dallas, airport concessions or a number of other tenants. Click HERE for more information.
DFW Airport Careers-
DFW Airport is an employment hub for the North Texas community. The Airport supports the employment of over 228,000 people and more than 2,000 are directly employed by the Airport’s Board. From recruiting talented individuals to fueling their personal and professional growth, DFW is committed to investing in its employees and their families. Click HERE for more information.
City of Dallas Careers-
The City of Dallas is one of the largest employers in the DFW Metroplex. We offer growth opportunities and a chance to make a difference in our community. A competitive salary, five-year vested pension plan, great benefits package that includes health, vision and dental insurance, pet insurance, tuition reimbursement, qualifying childcare assistance, paid time off and more. Join our diverse workforce and help us in providing excellent service to the residents of Dallas while building a rewarding career. Click HERE for more information.
Dallas Water Utility Careers-
Interested in working for the City of Dallas Water Utilities? Click HERE for the listing of open positions.
Dallas County Careers-
The Dallas County employment division provides recruitment, screening, selection, and placement services to County Offices/Departments. Whether you’re a seasoned professional, ready to apply your expertise to the next challenge, or a new member of the workforce researching career options, we invite you to explore our job opportunities. Click HERE for more information.
Tent’s Mentorship Program for Refugees-
The Tent Partnership for Refugees, a network of over 400 major companies committed to connecting refugees to work worldwide, runs a professional mentorship program for refugees in the U.S. where refugee mentees are individually paired with a mentor from a major company (e.g. Hilton, Pfizer, PayPal) with a similar professional background. The goal of Tent’s mentorship program is to help mentees better navigate the U.S. job market and advance in their careers. There is no fee to join this mentorship program, and all forcibly displaced migrants in the U.S. are eligible to participate, including asylum seekers, asylees, humanitarian parolees, refugees, TPS holders, and victims of human trafficking. Refugees who speak English or Spanish are eligible to participate.
For organizations interested in referring their refugee clients to Tent’s refugee mentorship programs, please email us at mentorship@tent.org. NGOs who email us will receive email templates, draft social media posts, and flyers (available in English and Spanish) that would make it easy for them to share information about the mentorship programs with their refugee clients. These resources contain a link to a brief registration form that refugees need to complete to sign up, and Tent uses this information to match them with a mentor based on similar professional interests.
For organizations looking to connect their refugee clients to work opportunities, Tent would also be happy to co-host any hiring events with local organizations. We’ve successfully co-hosted dozens of refugee hiring events across the country in partnership with city governments and local NGOs. While local organizations take the lead on planning the event and inviting refugee candidates, we can invite our 200+ Tent U.S. members to participate and lead an information session on best practices for recruiting refugee talent for participating recruiters. Please connect with jacqueline@tent.org and yaron@tent.org if your organization would like to explore co-hosting a hiring event with Tent.
Upwardly Global-
Upwardly Global is reaching out with some good news during this challenging time. We're pleased to share that we've recently updated and expanded our eligibility criteria making it possible to serve even more work-authorized newcomers to rebuild and restart their professional careers in the U.S. This new update means that a broader range of immigrants and refugees can now access our free, personalized career coaching and comprehensive job readiness training.
Here are the key eligibility changes:
- We will now serve people who have lived in the U.S. up to 10 years (adjusted from 7 years)
- Applicants may be based anywhere in the U.S. – no limitations on states served
- Newcomers who have held prior U.S. work experience will also be eligible
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We have expanded the range of eligible visa categories, please see here the full list of eligible visas
Upwardly Global is committed to continuing serving newcomers with:
- One-on-one career coaching tailored to each job seeker’s unique needs.
- Job-readiness training, including resume building and interview preparation.
- Access to networking events with top U.S. employers and industry-specific career services.
- Access to top-rated certifications & upskilling programs.
We believe these newly expanded criteria, open more doors to serve newcomers during this challenging time for newcomer communities. If you have any questions or need further details on the updated criteria please email: abelm@upwardlyglobal.org. You can also visit our website for the latest on these and any other future updates. Also, see FLYER.
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