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Direct legal representation of low-income noncitizens in affirmative and defensive forms of immigration relief; community education and outreach to immigrant communities; supervision of LIJC support staff, teaching, training and supervising students engaged in immigration work on behalf of the Loyola Immigrant Justice Clinic, and grant management. The Loyola Immigrant Justice Clinic (LIJC) is a community-based collaboration of Loyola Law School Los Angeles, Loyola Marymount University, Homeboy Industries Inc., and Dolores Mission Church. LIJC’s dual-pronged mission is to advance the rights of the low-income immigrant population in East Los Angeles through direct legal services, education, and community empowerment, while teaching law students effective immigrants’ rights lawyering skills in a real-world setting. LIJC focuses on providing representation to individuals who are unable to obtain immigration legal services elsewhere who reside in the Los Angeles and surrounding...

Senior Staff Attorney Are you an experienced immigration attorney passionate about humanitarian relief?  Do you enjoy shaping the direction of new programs?  Are you interested in working in a hybrid environment with a flexible schedule?  If so, consider applying for New England Justice for Our Neighbors’ Senior Staff Attorney position. About New England Justice for Our Neighbors New England Justice for Our Neighbors (New England JFON) is a Massachusetts-based 501(c)(3) organization providing free, expert legal services to low- or no-income immigrants seeking humanitarian immigration relief.  Now in our 13th year of service, we serve clients through two programs, one for general humanitarian advocacy and one specifically for unaccompanied minors.  Our service area spans from Western to Eastern Massachusetts and extends down through Bristol County.  New England JFON served almost 400 clients in 2024.   Position Summary We seek a Senior Staff Attorney...

CENTER FOR LAW AND EDUCATION IS HIRING! The Center for Law and Education (“CLE”), seeking an experienced attorney for its Civil Rights Fellowship. CLE is a national nonprofit resource, support and advocacy organization committed to improving the quality of education for all students, with a focus on the rights of low-income students. The fellowship is a two-year, grant-funded position with the intention of long-term sustainability and continued employment at the conclusion of the grant period. The Fellow will further CLE’s mission by addressing the needs of immigrant and migrant (including newly arrived) students.  Specifically, the Fellow will work to (1) ensure schools proactively adopt procedures for protecting student information, (2) identify and address unauthorized student record sharing, and (3) assist students and families so that schools timely enroll immigrant/migrant students, hold them to high expectations, and provide them with the educational supports...