This year’s Immigration Law and Policy Conference, hosted by the Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc., Migration Policy Institute and the Georgetown University Law Center, will include keynotes, policy and legal analysis, and discussion of important immigration topics from a variety of stakeholders, while also offering networking and other activities for attendees.
The Protecting Immigrant Families (PIF) Coalition, a network anchored by the National Immigration Law Center (NILC), the Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP), and a steering committee of 15 other member organizations, has an immediate opening for a PIF Director.
Ready to Stay is a new national coalition providing and building legal service capacities to help immigrant families and communities access accurate information on available legal programs. They offer resources for both immigrants and advocates.
CLINIC’s Defending Vulnerable Populations Program will be offering a court skills training opportunity for partial accredited representatives wanting to qualify and apply for full accreditation to represent clients in immigration court. This live informational webinar will provide info on the application process, selection criteria, registration process, and training overview, requirements, time commitment, and expectations.
The NIIC is the largest conference on immigration in the U.S. and convenes policymakers, academics, corporate and community leaders, researchers and practitioners, faith and labor leaders and funders from across the country.
This webinar series will review current issues related to the representation of refugees and asylees, including topics like family reunification, adjustment of status, naturalization, termination, and travel.
This webinar series geared toward advocates will review the different kinds of removal orders, what happens after receipt of a Notice to Appear, and how advocates can advise their clients on risk of exposure to immigration enforcement.
The 2021 UnidosUS conference will offer sessions on racial equity, immigration, hope, and future work.
CLINIC is offering several webinar series during the month of June, including the following “Overview of Immigration Consequences of Crimes,” “Citizenship and Naturalization,” and “Fundraising and Enhancing Fee Revenue.”
The Center on Immigration and Child Welfare is a project of the New Mexico State University School of Social Work.
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