Join us. Our community is stronger together.

Whether you want to volunteer on the front lines or support the network with a donation — there is a place for you here. No experience required. Every contribution protects our neighbors.

Become a Rapid Responder

What Rapid Responders Do

1

Get activated in real time — when a report comes into the RRN hotline, nearby responders are notified immediately.

2

Go out and verify — respond to the location to confirm ICE activity is occurring.

3

Observe and document — safely record what is happening at the scene.

4

Report back to RRN dispatch — so the community stays protected and informed in real time.

Everything you need to know — how to verify, observe, and document safely — is covered in the free 2-hour training before you become an official responder. Once you join, you'll receive resources to support you in the field and continuous guidance from our dispatch team through real-time alerts every time you're activated.

Also: Accompaniment Volunteers

Accompaniment is an additional role some responders take on — going with community members to ICE check-ins or court dates to provide moral support and bear witness. You'll learn more about it after becoming a responder.

UPCOMING TRAININGS & EVENTS
April
20
Rapid Responder Training — Virtual
12pm – 1:30pm · Zoom · English
Rapid Responder RSVP →
May
4
Rapid Responder Training — Virtual
6pm – 7:30pm · Zoom · English
Rapid Responder RSVP →
May
18
Rapid Responder Training — Virtual
12pm – 1:30pm · Zoom · English
Rapid Responder RSVP →