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Training Hypothetical Cases on Clara, Eduardo, and Juanita
This is a training handout with hypotheticals to explain to participants the immigration relief that victims of crime could be eligible for.
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Training Material for Minnesota Judicial Conference 2015
A handout of the materials distributed at the judge’s training in Minnesota in December of 2015, where Leslye Orloff and Judge Lora Livingston presented. Interest in this training arose as a result of NIWAP’s work with judges in Minnesota on U visa certification.
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Special Immigrant Juvenile Status Workshop Fact Pattern
Handout from Special Immigrant Juvenile Status Workshop, facilitated by NIWAP and the Michigan State University College of Law. Handout details exercise determining SIJS findings across different proceedings based on given scenario.
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Serving Immigrant Victims of Sexual Assault: Best Practices – Closing Plenary Handout
Hand-outs at the training session on serving immigrant victims of sexual assault.
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Sample Michigan SIJS Order Training Handout
This is a redacted custody order from Michigan containing SIJS findings training handout.
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Sample Employer’s Statement
This is an example of document that could show a person’s status of employment.
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Policy Advocacy Cycle Diagram
Overview of how laws, regulations and policies and made, implemented and used to help immigrant victims based on advocacy that led to the creation of the VAWA self-petition, the U visa, and the T visa and legal services access for abused immigrants.
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NIWAP Sexual Assault Conference – Scenario: Justice is More Than Jail
Training handout with scenario exercise from the “Serving Immigrant Victims of Sexual Assault: Best Practices”, conference held in Providence, RI, in 2013.
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National Institute on the Use and Integration of Interpreters in Civil Legal Representation of Victims of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Stalking
This training handout highlights different scenarios one might face in the civil legal representation of victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking who need interpretation services. It also includes questions to practice finding an interpreter, ensuring the interpreter is appropriate, paying for the interpreter, and knowing when one will need an interpreter.
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Maryland Service Providers Training and Meetings on Best Practices, Legal Rights, and Protections for Immigrant and Limited English Proficient Crime Victims
This handout complements the presentation on Best Practices, Legal Rights, and Protections for Immigrant and Limited English Proficient Crime Victims. The material covers dynamics and barriers immigrant survivors encounter, protections survivors are legally eligible to access and assisting victims in a trauma-informed manner.
National Immigrant Women's Advocacy Project