For IJC Fellows faced with turning away clients, a tight-knit network of alumni across the country can make all the difference.
Our 2025 Class of Justice Fellows wrapped up their Fall Training last week, after a month-long crash course on immigration law.
Our Fellows working in rural areas are faced with a set of unique challenges: high levels of need, transportation concerns, small legal teams and more.
Marlene Pierce is a 2024 Justice Fellow working at Catholic Charities of Central Colorado.
2024 Justice Fellow Fatima Khan, a Fellow at the National Immigrant Justice Center in Chicago, writes about learning to slow down with clients to build safety and trust.
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.
