T Visas

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• July 8, 2020: Q& A with the Victim Rights Law Center “Best Practices for Working with Immigrant Survivors of Sexual Assault”

• June 17, 2021: “The U and T Visa: A Tool to Support Victims, Communities, and Increase Participation in the Criminal Justice System” (Webinar)

• June 20, 2019: “Part 3: Legal Protections When Child Victims Are Immigrants: The Judge’s Role” (Webinar)

• June 24, 2019: St. Paul, MN “Law Enforcement & Prosecution Best Practices: Immigrant Domestic and Sexual Violence Victims, Language Access and the U and T Visa”

• June 25, 2016: Minneapolis, MN “Nuts and Bolts of U Visa for Undocumented Victims of Crime: A Case Study”

• KASAP Webinar Series: Timely Tools: Supporting Immigrant Survivors

• Legislative Proposals That Benefit Immigrant Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence and Child Abuse (June 5, 2021)

• Letters That Promote ICE Compliance With 2025 Policies and Statutes

• March 23, 2021: “In Accordance with the Law: When Your Victim or Witness Speaks Limited English” (Webinar)

• March 25, 2015: Sykesville, MD “The Use of the T Visa and U Visa to Improve Law Enforcement’s Work with Immigrant Victims. Training for law enforcement, prosecutors, and other U visa certifiers”

• Maryland Judicial College: Immigration Today: SIJS, VAWA, T Visas and U Visas 

• Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence: Enhancing Victim Safety: Legal Protections for Immigrant Survivors (September 18, 2025)