Rabbinical Association of Greater Miami and HIAS 2023 Border Delegation Registration

Join The Rabbinical Association of Greater Miami and HIAS on our border delegation to Tijuana and San Diego to bear witness to the humanitarian crises at our border, deepen our knowledge of and sharpen our analysis of the issues, and strategize a Jewish moral and Miami-based communal response to current policy concerns. The itinerary is likely to include visiting a detention center, meeting with local elected officials, and crossing the border to visit shelters in Mexico. In addition, the group will participate in Jewish learning with HIAS staff and receive briefings from HIAS’ legal experts, partners and advocates. The home base for this experience is San Diego with a half-day excursion to Tijuana.

Please note: This trip is geared toward greater Miami Jewish communal leaders only — primarily clergy and essential community partners in refugee work.

You must have and bring a valid passport on this trip for when we go across the border. (You will need your passport number to register.)
Travel arrangements, accommodations and a registration fee are at the expense of participants (though financial aid is possible); HIAS will cover meals and group transportation.
The listed program dates of March 26th through March 29th include anticipated travel time. The program will begin early morning Monday, March 27th and end midday on March 29th. Please book your flights to be present for the full duration of the program.

Please hold Thursday, March 9th, 10:00-12:00am EST for a delegation orientation.

Title(Required)

Name as listed on passport(Required)

What you preferred to be called

Preferred Pronouns

Passport Number

Is Your Passport valid (a valid passport is required for trip participation)(Required)

Address(Required)

Street Address City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code

Preferred email for correspondence(Required)

Cell Phone (that you will have with you on the trip)(Required)

Congregation or Organization of affiliation(Required)

Denomination (if any)(Required)

Emergency Contact Name and relationship to you(Required)

Emergency Contact Email(Required)

Emergency Contact Phone(Required)

Social Media Handles and information (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, etc.)

Do you have fluency in Spanish

Please indicate any food needs or allergies. All meals will be kosher.(Required)

Please indicate any medical conditions we should know about.(Required)

Please indicate any mobility needs or constraints (i.e. – need for wheelchair access or limited range of walking).(Required)

I understand that the program begins Monday, March 27th at 8:00a.m. PST and ends at 10:00p.m. PST on Wednesday, March 29th at 11a.m. PST. I will book my travel to enable my presence at the entire program. (It is recommended to book your travel to arrive Sunday night, March 26th and with a return departure no earlier than 1:00p.m. Wednesday, March 29th).(Required)

I will participate in the online orientation on Thursday, March 9th at 10a.m. EST that includes an important security briefing as well as necessary context for the trip. If I am not able to participate in that moment, I commit to watching the recording.(Required)

I understand and will comply

I understand that the purpose of the trip to is equip me with the knowledge and experience to become a better informed advocate on behalf of asylum seekers and refugees. I commit to publicly sharing my experience via an op-ed, sermon, teaching, or other public forum and to collaborating with my fellow participants on enhancing the Greater Miami Jewish community's commitment to these issues.(Required)

I understand and will comply

I understand that I am responsible for booking and paying for my own flight and hotel. The delegation will be staying at Ramada by Wyndham San Diego National City. Group rates are available for booking and will be provided in the confirmation email.(Required)

I understand that COVID remains an ongoing risk. To mitigate risk, we request that participants test with 24 hours of the program's start. When visiting shelters and other populated locations, we encourage masking. When possible, we will provide outdoor or private group options for eating. A COVID liability waiver will be required for participation.(Required)

Upon confirmation of registration, I understand that I will receive additional forms required for my participation– a COVID waiver, a security waiver, (and possibly more if we are able to secure visits with governmental facilities).(Required)

I understand and will complete the required forms

Consent(Required)

I have read the following Privacy Notice and HIAS’ website Privacy Policy. I understand the legal bases under which HIAS will be collecting my personal data, the purpose for the collection and my rights in respect to my personal data.

Personal Data Privacy Notice:

HIAS with a registered seat at 1300 Spring St Suite 500, Silver Spring, MD 20910, is the controller of the personal data you provide in this form. Jorge Gonzales is the designated Data Protection Officer responsible for ensuring data protection compliance across HIAS. You may contact him at dpo@hias.org.

HIAS is collecting your personal data, as detailed below, for the purpose of facilitating and planning the border delegation to Tijuana and San Diego, and for future communications about additional ways to engage and advocate within your communities in response to current border policy concerns.

HIAS will share your personal data with third party software providers who collect, store and process your personal data on behalf of HIAS and who are contractually obligated to keep your personal data confidential subject to appropriate safeguards to prevent it from unauthorized disclosure.

The categories of personal data you are being asked to consent to HIAS’ collection and use are your:
Name
Address
Email address
Telephone number
Passport number
Additional personal data relevant to the trip planning process

We process the following types of your special category data:
Health data
Religious affiliation
Country of citizenship

Your personal data will be stored in accordance with the record retention requirements applicable to HIAS under the EUGDPR, and any other applicable U.S. or other country laws. Under the EUGDPR, you have the right to request access to, rectify, erase and restrict the processing of your personal data. You also have the right to revoke this consent to use your personal data. If you feel HIAS has violated the EUGDPR, you have the right to file a complaint with the appropriate EU supervisory authority. These rights are more specifically described in the Privacy Notices posted on HIAS’ website at www.hias.org.

We process your personal data under the following Article 6 legal bases: to protect your vital interests or those of another natural person; for our legitimate interests in providing and improving training content for beneficiaries. Where we rely on legitimate interests, we ensure that a legitimate interests’ assessment has been carried out to confirm the sufficiency of our interests.

We process your special category data under the following Article 9 legal bases: to protect your vital interests or those of another person where you are physically or legally incapable of giving consent; to carry out our legitimate activities as a foundation, association, not-for-profit body with a political, philosophical, religious, or trade union aim.

We only keep your data for as long as necessary to fulfill our purposes of processing. You can email dpo@hias.org at any time with queries on how your personal data is processed by us or to exercise any of the above rights to your data, including accessing your data or having it deleted.

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