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Recorded Webinar: Working with Trauma Survivors – Q&A
View this recorded question-and-answer session with licensed clinical social worker Aimee Miller following her recent training on Best Practices for Working with Survivors of Trauma. This recorded Q&A session will be useful for attorneys, interpreters, social workers, and anyone else who works directly with survivors of trauma.

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Recorded Training: Working With Mental Health Experts
Watch this recorded training facilitated by licensed clinical social worker Aimee Miller and Immigration Justice Campaign Senior Managing Attorney Jocelyn Dyer, as they present best practices and guidance on working with mental health experts on your immigration court case.
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Recorded Webinar: Best Practices for Working with Survivors of Trauma
Watch the recording of this Immigration Justice Campaign training with social worker Aimee Miller on best practices for working with survivors of trauma. You will learn how to establish a rapport with your clients and how to conduct interviews in a trauma informed manner, as well as cultural considerations you should consider when working with asylum seekers as well as self-care strategies for engaging in this challenging work.
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Recorded Webinar: Help Asylum Seekers formerly subject to Remain in Mexico/MPP
Watch the recording of this Immigration Justice Campaign webinar to learn where MPP stands now and about different volunteer opportunities, for both attorneys and non-attorneys, to work with these individuals.
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Webinar: Remain in Mexico: An Update and How You Can Help
Watch the recording of our recent webinar on the “Remain in Mexico” or “MPP” program, and find out how you can take action today.
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Updates on Asylum: Six Months In to the Biden Administration
Watch the recording of our recent webinar on the current status of asylum in the U.S. and how you can support asylum seekers through the Justice Campaign.

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Alternatives to Detention: Community Support for Migrants Navigating the U.S. Immigration System
People don’t need to be locked up in detention while trying to navigate the complex U.S. immigration system. A better, more humane approach exists—often in people’s own communities. Join experts from the American Immigration Council and the Women’s Refugee Commission for a webinar on our extensive survey of service providers and accompanying fact sheet, “Community Support for Migrants Navigating the U.S. Immigration System.”
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Letter to the Biden Administration: Executive Action to Transform Interior Immigration Enforcement

The American Immigration Council and AILA are signatories of a January 18, 2021 letter which offers recommendations to the Biden administration related to enforcement against individuals present in the United States, including a moratorium on all deportations and interior enforcement.

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The Impact of COVID-19 on Noncitizens and Across the U.S. Immigration System
This report by the American Immigration Council identifies disruptions throughout the immigration system because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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