The Lake Response Network (LRN) is made up of Lake County neighbors who’ve come together to look out for one another. They stand against the harmful treatment of vulnerable community members. Their goal is to respond to ICE sightings in ways that are peaceful, practical, and supportive of everyone’s safety and dignity.

1. A great first step is to take part in norcal resist's upcoming free online training (See below for details). You’ll get tools and resources to help you decide how you might want to be involved. There’s no need to register ahead of time, and no pressure to take on a role afterwards—the training is just a chance to learn more.

Taking part in the training gives you the tools and confidence to decide how you’d like to get involved:

• Trained Responders → Step in to respond to reports of possible ICE sightings (training required).
  
• Public Allies → If an ICE presence is confirmed, allies show up as community witnesses and supporters (training optional).

2. Follow NorCal Resist on Facebook and visit their web site: www.norcalresist.org