In the “Where are they now?” series, we introduce you to former IJC Fellows and share their stories — how they became a Fellow and how their Fellowship experience informs their work today.
Fellows share their experiences representing children, the impact of funding cuts and why their work remains essential.
Earlier this month, Immigrant Justice Corps was featured in an important TIME magazine story.
2024 Justice Fellow Jeffrey Foor, a Fellow at the University of Arkansas Immigration Clinic, reflects on the challenges of working in a legal desert and how he is building a system to ensure immigrant children have the representation they deserve.
Immigrant Justice Corps is pleased to announce our 2025 class of Justice Fellows.
2024 Justice Fellow Trez Ataia, a Fellow at Catholic Charities of Dallas, writes about the importance of legal representation for unaccompanied children and the impact of funding cuts.
2024 Justice Fellow Hesley Gonzalez, a Fellow at Public Counsel in Los Angeles, reflects on how she has been able to show up for her clients throughout the immigration process.
