In this episode of City Rights Radio, we talk about formal organizations and their role in supporting undocumented people. Hans-Peter from the Amsterdam Coordination Point for Undocumented People, Savannah Koolen from Here to Support, Hidaya from Amsterdam City Rights, and I (Mohamed Bah) come together to discuss the crucial collaboration between formal organizations and informal networks.

While grassroots communities provide immediate support, formal organizations offer structure, advocacy, and long-term solutions. But how do these systems work together? What challenges do they face? And how can we strengthen these collaborations to ensure better protection, resources, and rights for undocumented people in Amsterdam?

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