We are committed to serving all students. Feel free to explore this curated list of identity-specific resources that relate to career exploration and job search.

  • DACA and Your Workplace Rights helps undocumented students understand their rights throughout the job search and hiring process.
  • TheDream.US works with community partners to provide access and educational opportunity to Dreamers, along with a toolkit of resources from legal services to entrepreneurship, to information on employment rights, as well as a list of DREAMer-friendly companies.
  • Immigrants Rising provides resources on earning money, scholarships, legal assistance, networking, mental health services, and more. Immigrants Rising and the University of California system has collaboratively developed a resource on Income Generation options for Undocumented Students to help students identify ways to utilize their degrees to earn a living.
  • The California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office provides an extensive list of resources that can be helpful as you navigate your educational and career path.
  • The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights, or CHIRLA, provides students with access to legal services.
  • The Undocu Hustle Show is a podcast designed to help undocu people learn through the stories of Undocupreneurs and explores the lived experiences of the host, who is both a DACA recipient and community activist.
  • Undocu Professionals is a platform for undocumented communities to highlight their experiences from student to professional as they transition.
  • Women for Hire dispenses information for women in the workplace, including a job board, how to work from home and advice for job searches and interviewing.
  • Feminist Jobs lists jobs and internships that progress the status of women and/or encompass passions for social justice.
  • Nontraditional Training and Employment features resources for both men and women who are pursuing careers where one gender comprises fewer than 25% of the individuals employed.
  • US Department of Veterans Affairs provides support for veterans in all stages of the job search (vocational rehabilitation and education benefits, starting your own veteran-owned small business, resources for military/veteran family members and much more).
  • Transition Assistance Online: Careers for the Transitioning Military includes the Military Skills Translator, transition advice, veteran friendly companies, a job board and more
  • Military.com offers a job board, transition information, job fairs, skills translator and more
  • AARP's Work & Jobs Resource provides a job board and helpful articles on topics such as "Returnships," career change, working at 50+, age discrimination and unemployment.
  • LiveCareer delivers helpful advice and resources for mature and older job seekers.
  • CareerOneStop’s Job Search Help for Ex-Offenders covers tips on talking about your conviction (especially during interviews or background checks), who hires ex-offenders, and how to get your record expunged.
  • Jails to Jobs provides ex-offenders with the tools they need to find employment, including a step-by-step job search plan assistance, free interview clothing and more.