Resources
We curate resources from across different places and spaces in this central hub where our network can come to find tools to help us as a collective adapt to and thrive through, the rapid changes in our political, economic, and social environment. This robust resource library is full of tools, guides, podcasts, reports, recordings and resources from our events, and more!
Latest Resources
New York Lawyers for the Public Interest: Guidance to Nonprofits Regarding Immigration Enforcement
New York Lawyers for the Public Interest's guidance (updated Sept. 2025) helping nonprofits prepare for immigration enforcement at their sites, covering scenarios like ICE visits, staff/client management, and subpoenas — written for a NYC context but broadly useful.
Fourth Amendment Rights for Organizations
A toolkit from the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law, built from a training on Fourth Amendment protections, to help organizations understand their rights and prepare for immigration enforcement encounters at their offices.
A Guide for Employers: What to Do if Immigration Comes to Your Workplace
A joint guide from the National Immigration Law Center and National Employment Law Project explaining what employers can legally do (and not do) when ICE shows up at the workplace, including handling I-9 audits, raids, and warrants.
Immigration Resources Know Your Rights
Immigrant Law Center for Minnesota's know-your-rights guidance for immigrants and undocumented people on interacting with ICE and law enforcement, including the right to remain silent, decline searches, and carry a know-your-rights card.
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The Handbook for Constitutional Observers
A handbook from COPAL and the Immigrant Defense Network that trains community members to serve as Constitutional Observers — safely watching, documenting, and reporting on ICE and law enforcement activity without interfering, using the S.A.L.U.T.E. framework.
E-Goodie Bag: Data Justice Futures
Post-event resources: After event e-goodie bag from our 2024 event Data Justice Futures: Data Justice in Philanthropy. An event co-hosted by MACC and the Twin Cities Innovation Alliance. Where philanthropic and nonprofit leaders, data practitioners, and other key partners came together to explore the vital role of philanthropy in advancing data justice.
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Data Justice Standards
The MACC Data Justice Standards are a practical guide for human service organizations committed to collecting, using, and sharing data with integrity. Developed collaboratively by our Data Network's Data Justice working group, they outline two core commitments: Do Good and Reduce Harm.
Trust as an Asset: Part B
Case study on how MACC explored forming a managed service organization to deepen collaboration, focusing on shared systems, legal structures, and trust. They chose a limited liability company to protect assets, emphasizing culture and mission engagement.