Events

One of The ILC’s longest running events, the yearly Golf Classic provides supporters with a fun-filled day of golf, lunch, dinner and many opportunities to win prizes as well as support The ILC’s efforts to give immigrants a voice. The 2024 Golf Classic was held Monday, June 10, 2024, at Pine Brook Country Club in Weston, MA.

The ILC Public Education Institute's Ariana Moir and curricular consultant Meghan Rosenberg explore the crucial role immigrant women played in the Industrial Revolution. The session draws from Immigrant Women and the Industrial Revolution, a lesson bundle sponsored in part by the Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources Eastern Region Program, coordinated by Waynesburg University.

Mayu Bryan, ESOL teacher at The ILC, introduces a collection of free early childhood and elementary book guides for English learner teachers at this poster session. Categorized by country and theme, the concise guides include thought-provoking questions, pronunciation tips, background context and more.

School districts across the country are welcoming a growing number of newcomer students, and educators are being asked to adapt.

Join U.S. K-12 teachers in conversation about the importance of creativity, community connections and collaboration in teaching multilingual learners.

The ILC Public Education Institute presents Immigrant Contributions to students at Lexington  High School.

School districts across the country are welcoming a growing number of newcomer students, and educators are being asked to adapt.

The Barry M. Portnoy Immigrant Entrepreneur Awards Benefit honors the innovation, jobs and so much more that immigrant entrepreneurs contribute to Massachusetts and the country.