FRIDAY, MARCH 8 WILL BE A BIG DAY WITH TWO GREAT IMMIGRATION EVENTS TAKING PLACE IN WASHINGTON, D.C. & NY CITY! — Sign Up Now!

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ABA Hispanic Commission CLE: Future Legal Issues Facing the Hispanic Community

American Bar Association, 1 PM EST

4-Part Seminar – Future Legal Issues Facing the Hispanic Community

An in-depth look at the future of Hispanic rights, Immigration, Healthcare, and Children’s Rights; advice regarding career strategies and navigating the workplace.

Here are the links to the agenda and registration information:

https://www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/administrative/sexual_orientation/feb152019-program-agenda-final-cle-hc.pdf

https://www.americanbar.org/events-cle/mtg/inperson/358716264/

GW Law Professor and Clinic Director Alberto Benitez will be on the program and says:

“I’ll be on a ABA panel Friday, March 8.  You are invited.  The entire program is free for law students.”
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IN NY CITY:

Description

The 2019 New York Asylum & Immigration Law Conference will take place on Friday, March 8th, 2019, at New York Law School. Designed to engage new attorneys as well as more experienced lawyers, academics, and students, the conference features panels ranging from introductory presentations on asylum law to more specialized and advanced sessions. Three tracks allow participants to engage in diverse topics including constructing narrative, detention, discussion of mandatory bars to asylum, and advanced issues such as new developments in particular social group formation. Earn up to 7.5 CLE credits, including Ethics as well as Diversity, Inclusion & Elimination of Bias credits.

This year, our conference is on International Women’s Day. Our plenary session and other events will commemorate and celebrate acts of courage and determination by women who have played extraordinary roles – as artists, as activists, and as advocates.

This conference is organized by the Federal Bar Association Immigration Law Section and New York Law School’s Asylum Clinic.

Registration closes on Wednesday, March 6th. No walk-in registrations, please.

View Conference Agenda

NYLS Tuition Assistance Policy and Refund Policy

Questions? Contact Professor Claire R. Thomas at claire.thomas@nyls.edu

Here’s a link to the Conference website:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2019-new-york-asylum-and-immigration-law-conference-tickets-56122936213

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PWS

03-02-19

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