National Programs
National Programs (DNP) designs, funds, and administers
national legal and social programs for particularly needy
populations such as refugees, asylees, the elderly, the
disabled, low-literate persons, and persons in detention.
Programs:
• Asylum seekers and torture survivors
• BIA Pro Bono Project
• Citizenship
• Diocesan Detention Program Development
• Immigrant Integration and Empowerment
• Indefinite Detainees
• Legal and Social Services for Victims of Violence
• Legal Rights Orientation
• Minors in Detention
• National Asylee Information and Referral Line
• Gulf Coast Immigration Project
Training & Technical Support
CLINIC's Training and Technical Support Division delivers
legal expertise to a network of over 1,000 non-profit legal
immigration providers through phone consultations, e-mail list
serve, one- and two-day training, and immigration manuals,
books, and newsletter articles. These services support the
division's goal to expand the availability of professional, low-
cost immigration services through community-based legal
programs.
Its "field attorneys" in five locations deliver individualized
support to member agency immigration programs in their
regions.
Programs:
• Attorney-of-the-Day Toll Free Help Line
• Convening and Convocation
• Immigration Law Training
• Immigrant Workers' Justice Project
• Publications and Newsletters
National Programs (DNP) designs, funds, and administers
national legal and social programs for particularly needy
populations such as refugees, asylees, the elderly, the
disabled, low-literate persons, and persons in detention.
Programs:
• Asylum seekers and torture survivors
• BIA Pro Bono Project
• Citizenship
• Diocesan Detention Program Development
• Immigrant Integration and Empowerment
• Indefinite Detainees
• Legal and Social Services for Victims of Violence
• Legal Rights Orientation
• Minors in Detention
• National Asylee Information and Referral Line
• Gulf Coast Immigration Project
Training & Technical Support
CLINIC's Training and Technical Support Division delivers
legal expertise to a network of over 1,000 non-profit legal
immigration providers through phone consultations, e-mail list
serve, one- and two-day training, and immigration manuals,
books, and newsletter articles. These services support the
division's goal to expand the availability of professional, low-
cost immigration services through community-based legal
programs.
Its "field attorneys" in five locations deliver individualized
support to member agency immigration programs in their
regions.
Programs:
• Attorney-of-the-Day Toll Free Help Line
• Convening and Convocation
• Immigration Law Training
• Immigrant Workers' Justice Project
• Publications and Newsletters
Advocacy
The Division of Advocacy (DA) focuses on advocacy, media stories and
litigation. CLINIC engages in administrative advocacy with the Department
of Homeland Security and the Executive Office for Immigration Review.
Programs:
• Advocacy and Federal Litigation
• Border Issues
• Public Education and Media Relations
Legalization
The Division of Legalization (DL) prepares charitable immigration programs
to expand their service-delivery capacity and seeks to establish a
coordinated service-delivery and legal support architecture that will
significantly strengthen the immigrant rights community.
Programs:
• Immigration Management Project
• Legal and Social Services for Victims of Violence
• Legalization
Religious Immigration Services
The Division of Religious Immigration Services (DRIS) is an integral
component of CLINIC's mission to meet the legal immigration needs of
Catholic arch/dioceses, religious institutes, and communities and the
foreign-born priests, nuns, brothers and lay religious workers the Church
seeks to immigrate.
Programs:
• Advocacy
• Consultations
• Educational Services
• Legal Services
Administration and Development
The Division of Advocacy (DA) focuses on advocacy, media stories and
litigation. CLINIC engages in administrative advocacy with the Department
of Homeland Security and the Executive Office for Immigration Review.
Programs:
• Advocacy and Federal Litigation
• Border Issues
• Public Education and Media Relations
Legalization
The Division of Legalization (DL) prepares charitable immigration programs
to expand their service-delivery capacity and seeks to establish a
coordinated service-delivery and legal support architecture that will
significantly strengthen the immigrant rights community.
Programs:
• Immigration Management Project
• Legal and Social Services for Victims of Violence
• Legalization
Religious Immigration Services
The Division of Religious Immigration Services (DRIS) is an integral
component of CLINIC's mission to meet the legal immigration needs of
Catholic arch/dioceses, religious institutes, and communities and the
foreign-born priests, nuns, brothers and lay religious workers the Church
seeks to immigrate.
Programs:
• Advocacy
• Consultations
• Educational Services
• Legal Services
Administration and Development
415 Michigan Ave., NE
Suite 150
Washington, DC 20017
202.635.2556
202.635.2649 fax
media inquiries:
e-mail me
(202) 635-5810
Suite 150
Washington, DC 20017
202.635.2556
202.635.2649 fax
media inquiries:
e-mail me
(202) 635-5810
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