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.
Jonathan reflects on what brought him to immigration law, how he felt starting his Fellowship eight years ago, and the impact that therapy has made on his work.
Natali Soto, a 2017 Justice Fellow with Sanctuary for Families, is a Senior Program Associate with the Acacia Center for Justice. After her fellowship,
Jill Martin Diaz, a 2016 Justice Fellow with Sanctuary for Families, is Executive Director of the Vermont Asylum Assistance Project, Inc. (VAAP).
Audrey Mulholland, a 2019 Justice Fellow with Texas RioGrande Legal Aid, shares her takeaways from the fellowship, how the experience impacts her work today, and advice for future Fellows.
Matthew Boaz, a 2015 Justice Fellow with the American Friends Service Committee, shares what drew him to the fellowship and what he took away from the experience.
Jonathon Hameed-Burne, a 2017 Community Fellow with the Arab American Association of New York, worked for the Innocence Project after completing the fellowship, as a case analyst and then a senior case analyst.
