NIWAP was part of this panel for the 3rd Annual Worker Conference, where attendees discussed the intersection of U-Visas and T-Visas in the context of immigrant women workers who experience sexual harassment, assault and other crimes in the workplace.

Training Materials

• U-Visa Materials
  • Labor Charts: U Visa Certification in Employment Based Abuse Cases
  • U- and T-Visa Certification Training Materials

Trauma Informed Care and Resources for Immigrant Survivors

• Empowering Survivors
  • Ch. 02 – Ensuring Language Access to Immigrant Victims of Sexual Assault
  • Ch. 04 – The U-Visa Remedy for Immigrant Victims of Sexual Assault and the Need for Multidimensional Collaboration
• Trauma Informed Care for Survivors
  • Training for Advocates and Attorneys on Trauma Informed Work with Immigrant Women
  • Structured Interview Questionnaires for Immigration Cases – for Attorneys and Advocates
• The Department of Homeland Security’s Interactive Infographic on Protections for Immigrant Victims
• Legal Orientation Program at the Vera Institute of Justice
  • T-Visa Intake Form (English and Spanish)
  • Also available in Arabic, Korean, and French

Law Review on U-Visas

• American Journal of Family Law, Understanding  Judicial Role in U-Visa Certification
• “Forensic Psychology Assessment in Immigration Court: A Guide for Evidence-Based and Ethical Practice” By F. Barton Evans, III and Giselle A. Hass (can be purchased here)