This workshop session will showcase two popular education tools & exercises that are useful in community organizing, political education and leadership development in the context of linking immigrant stories & rights with an anti-racist analysis, and placing immigrant rights in the context of broader movements for social and economic justice. We will also bring together trainers to share their experiences in using the tools in immigrant, refugee and Black and Native community contexts. The tools are drawn from the BRIDGE Curriculum: Building a Race and Immigration Dialogue in the Global Era. Specifically, we will introduce the Migration Stories Timeline (and variations) and our work on exercises that link globalization and migration, such as the video, "Uprooted: Refugees of the Global Economy." All modules and handouts are bilingual in Spanish & English, and most exercises are also translated in Chinese and Korean. Participants will also have access to nearly-finished versions of new curriculum modules including a Black/Brown Border Dialogues Timeline, Grassroots Legislative Advocacy, and others.