Training Calendar
This webinar series helped advocates understand the scope and impact of the new NTA guidance, and discussed how to provide effective counseling to clients about what it means in their individual cases.
This four-part webinar series provided an in-depth examination of some of the most common grounds of inadmissibility. We discussed fraud and false claims to citizenship, smuggling, unlawful presence and other immigration violations, crimes, health-based grounds, public charge and national security.
In this webinar series, we will examine multiple issues critical to the eligibility of children to immigrate, including establishing the parent-child relationship for children born out of wedlock, preserving child status through the Child Status Protection Act and qualifying as a derivative beneficiary.
Join us for a two-part webinar series on establishing strong ethics and avoiding malpractice. These trainings will help participants understand what rules to follow and what steps to take to implement them.
This webinar will cover how arrest reports can impact immigration adjudications and how advocates can challenge the consideration of arrest reports.
In this four-week e-course, the presenters will review the law and procedure related to appeals to the Administrative Appeals Office, or AAO, and motions to reopen and reconsider. We will also use sample application denials to demonstrate how to analyze decisions, specify the legal errors and organize a written argument to support your motion...
Using real-life scenarios that programs in our network have faced, we will pinpoint challenges, offer solutions and share best practices on how to tackle these issues head on so services can continue without interruption.
In this webinar you will learn how to set up and manage an immigration legal services sub-office. We will share best practices, and demonstrate how having strong case management systems are key to running a professional and effective program.
CLINIC’s Comprehensive Overview of Immigration Law e-learning course provides an overview of core immigration law concepts and legal skills to enable new practitioners to quickly learn the fundamentals of immigration law and gain the training background necessary to support an application for Department of Justice accreditation.
Led by CLINIC staff, this two-day training provides a complete overview of how to start and sustain a nonprofit immigration legal services program. Attendees will review important lessons from CLINIC’s highly regarded manual, Managing an Immigration Program: Steps for Creating & Increasing Legal Capacity. This manual and curriculum...
This two-part webinar series reveals the wealth of data immigration legal programs collect about services and client outcomes, and how the data can be easily turned into compelling stories to gain more stakeholder support and funding. Many examples of data collection and storytelling are shared, including samples from CLINIC affiliates.
Join us for a four-part webinar series on asylum law and procedures. The trainers will present an overview of asylum law, including withholding of removal and Convention Against Torture protection, and bars to such relief.
CLINIC and NITA are partnering again to offer a three-day court skills training for attorneys and fully accredited representatives who work full-time at a non-profit organization.
This interactive training will provide practical tools for how to understand and work with survivors of trauma while taking care of ourselves in the process.
Led by CLINIC staff, this two-day training provides a complete overview of how to start and sustain a nonprofit immigration legal services program. Attendees will review important lessons from CLINIC’s highly regarded manual, Managing an Immigration Program: Steps for Creating & Increasing Legal Capacity. This manual and curriculum...
