2023 Justice Fellow Julia Deng reflects on her experience representing a client who had been previously taken advantage of by an unscrupulous private attorney.
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.
Justice Fellow Cristian G. Gonzalez Perez reflects on his experience with the U.S. immigration system and on the importance lawyers play in upholding immigrants' rights.
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.
Chrisline Pierre is a 2022 Community Fellow working at Catholic Charities Community Services, shares her experience representing a young client.
IJC is thrilled to announce our largest class of Fellows ever – over 130 Justice Fellows joining the fight for in more than 30 states.
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.
“This is cruel and inhumane,” said Jojo Annobil, CEO of Immigrant Justice Corps.
Sarah Subramanian, a 2023 Justice Fellow in Tennessee, shares how she has has been setting strict work-life boundaries, something she wishes she had known on her first day, and something she thinks people would be surprised to know about her job.
