Early Edge Resources

Resources to Support Children and Families Navigating Immigration Enforcement

January 30, 2026

In light of ongoing fear and trauma related to ICE raids and immigration enforcement, including family separation, and in solidarity with those speaking out against these practices, we are sharing a list of resources to support children and families. Please share these resources with individuals or families who may find them helpful.

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Resources & Tools for Immigrant Families

• NEW! Immigration Resource Hub (California Contigo)
• Care Package: Tools for Tough Times (Zero To Three)

Talking to Kids About Immigration Enforcement

• Struggling for words? Tips for talking to kids about immigration enforcement (LAist)
• Talking to Kids About ICE and Immigration (LACPECHVC)
• Talking to Kids About Immigration Enforcement in Their Communities (Children’s Hospital Los Angeles)
• Talking to kids about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (I.C.E.) actions (Children’s Minnesota)

Children’s Booklists on Civil Unrest and Immigration

• Civil Unrest Booklist (Los Angeles Public Library)
• Immigration/Migration/Refugee Experiences Booklist (Indiana University Libraries)

Lessons Plans for Teachers and Caregivers

• Stand Up, Sit In, Speak Out” ARTHUR Lesson Plan (PBS SoCal)
• Sesame Workshop:
  • Displacement and Resettlement
  • Traumatic Experiences

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Additional immigration resources including legal and community resources can be found in our post, Summary of the National Immigration Law Center’s Factsheet: Trump’s Rescission of Protected Areas Policies Undermines Safety for All, which is available in English and Spanish. 

Last updated: February 18, 2026