U Visas

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• August 7, 2019: Naples, FL “Immigration Issues in Family Court” Annual Education Program of the Florida Conference of Circuit Judges

• Bend, Oregon 2024 Judicial Conference (October 8, 2024) – When Federal Immigration Laws and State Laws Intersect: Promoting Just and Equitable Outcomes for Immigrant Survivors and Children

• Best Practices for Serving Immigrant Survivors of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Child Abuse, Human Trafficking, and Stalking: Immigration Legal Remedies, Family Law and Public Benefits in Maryland – For All Seasons Inc. (December 17, 2025)

• California’s U Visa Certification Law (Penal Code Section 679.10)

• Conference on Crimes Against Women (CCAW) Dallas, Texas (May 22-25, 2023)

• Connecticut: U Visa Certification Law and Implementing Law Enforcement Protocol (2010)

• Dec. 13, 2023 – Annapolis, Maryland – U and T Visas for Immigrant Victims of Crime and Trafficking: Best Practices in Responding to, Investigating and Prosecuting Cases Involving Immigrant Crime Victims-including Cases of Domestic and Sexual Violence

• December 1, 2014: “Expert Advice for Judges: How to Handle U Visa Certification and T Visa Endorsement Requests” (Webinar)

• December 12-16, 2016: New Orleans, LA: “OVW Grantee Training: Addressing Culture: Systemic Responses to Underserved Immigrant Populations”

• December 14, 2020: Domestic and Sexual Violence Victims and the U Visa: Law Enforcement Best Practices Technical Assistance Overview- ICJR Orientation (Webinar)

• December 7, 2010: Washington, DC “Legal Rights of Immigrant Victims of Family Violence: What You Need to Know Today to Help Victims and Their Children: Arrest Grantee Orientation”

• Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Immigration Policies Released in 2021 and 2022: That Are Important for Immigrant Survivors (October 14, 2021, Last Updated May 17, 2022)