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Undocumented youth engage in advocacy efforts to improve their social conditions. Deploying an expanded definition of advocacy communication, this study (a) examined the heterogeneity of undocumented collegestudents' advocacy communication by identifying profiles of undocumented college students based on their participation in various advocacy communication strategies and (b) examined how these advocacy profiles are associated with health (i.e. anxiety, depression, and self-rated health). Latent profile analysis of 1277 California undocumented, mostly Latina/o/x, college students identified four profiles .Frequent advocators  had lower levels of self-rated health and higher levels of anxiety and depression than  infrequent advocators .  Media advocators  reported higher levels of anxiety and depression than  infrequent advocators . Finally,  organizational advocators  reported lower levels of anxiety than  media advocators  and  frequent advocators . Our study advances research on the relationship between advocacy communication and health. We provide suggestions that university staff and programs can take to support undocumented students' advocacy efforts and health.

A latent profile analysis of U.S. undocumented college students’ advocacy communication strategies and its relationship with health