Bronx-based paid internship gives undocumented high school students the ability to work

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A unique program in the Bronx is giving undocumented high school students an opportunity to develop and learn new technological skills, all while getting paid.

Through the internship Beyond Rising, undocumented high school students in the Bronx have an opportunity to legally work in a growing environment. Without it, many of these students either get denied because of their status or don’t apply. The program is through the nonprofit the Oyate Group and in partnership with Lehman College.

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