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22nd Annual Immigration Law and Policy Conference

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22nd Annual Immigration Law and Policy Conference

Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc., Migration Policy Institute, and the Georgetown University Law Center • Oct. 9, 2025  • 9 a.m.-5:20 p.m. ET

The conference, with in-person and virtual options, will bring together leading experts, policymakers, attorneys, and advocates to engage in policy and legal analysis and discussion of some of the most important immigration issues that have surfaced in the U.S. policy debate.

ICYMI: New Free Training on Supporting Immigrant Children and Families in the Child Welfare System

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ICYMI: New Free Training on Supporting Immigrant Children and Families in the Child Welfare System

New Mexico State University (August 2025)

This self-paced online training for child welfare professionals and other stakeholders draws from successful immigrant-serving child welfare models across the U.S. to address the unique challenges and opportunities that arise when working with immigrant children and families in the child welfare system. Three free Social Work CEUs are also available.

Standing With Families, Defending Immigrant Rights: A Conversation On Support, Safety and Resources

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Standing With Families, Defending Immigrant Rights: A Conversation On Support, Safety and Resources 

UCLA Pritzker Center • August 6, 2025 • 12:00PDT/3pmEDT

This panel, featuring CICW Director Kristina Lovato, will provide practical strategies for supporting immigrant families and children during increased immigration enforcement, covering topics like discussing raids with children, creating family preparedness plans, and accessing resources for the back-to-school season.

End SIJS Backlog Coalition Guidance and Templates for Commenting in Response to USCIS’s Policy Changes Eliminating SIJS Deferred Action

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End SIJS Backlog Coalition Guidance and Templates for Commenting in Response to USCIS’s Policy Changes Eliminating SIJS Deferred Action

End SIJS Backlog Coalition & National Immigration Project • July 7 & 28, 2025

Organizations and individuals can submit comments to USCIS on two recent agency actions that harm youth with Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS): (1) a USCIS policy change that eliminates the SIJS Deferred Action Policy, and (2) proposed changes to Form G-325A that would eliminate requests for deferred action based on SIJS. The deadline for comments addressing #1 is July 7, 2025 11:59pm ET and for #2 is July 28, 2025 11:59pm ET.

Survey for SIJS Deferred Action Recipients

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Survey for SIJS Deferred Action Recipients

End SIJS Backlog Coalition • No Date

The End SIJS Backlog Coalition is tracking implementation of USCIS’s deferred action policy for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS) youth who are awaiting a visa to share general trends with the field and media and as part of advocacy efforts to end the SIJS backlog. Complete this form to report outcomes of SIJS deferred action-based work authorization requests (Form I-765, based on category (c)(14)).

The fight for due process and legal representation: Why children need access to government-funded attorneys

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The fight for due process and legal representation: Why children need access to government-funded attorneys

Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights • June 5, 2025  1pmET

This webinar will review updates on the current fight for unaccompanied children’s access to legal representation in immigration proceedings and the role of Child Advocates.

Training opportunities from Girasol

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Training opportunities from Girasol

Girasol • May 1st, 8th, 20th & 27th, 2025

Girasol has 3 upcoming trainings on topics related to working with immigrant populations, including:

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