Archive:CARECEN

• D.C. Council Approves $2.5 Million for Immigrant Justice Legal Services!

  We are thrilled to share that on Tuesday the D.C. Council gave final approval to $2.5 million in funding for the Immigration Justice Legal Services (IJLS) grant program in order to keep immigrant fami

  Categories: Immigration and Labor Project, In the News Tags: CAIR Coalition, CARECEN, DC Council, ILP, Immigration and Labor Project, Legal Funding, Mayor Bowser

• Meet Our 2016-2017 ILP Coordinators for Limited Purpose Driver’s Licenses

  The KI is delighted to have Carolyn Vilter, Laura Padilla, and Mizraim Belman Guerrero serving as our ILP coordinators for the Limited Purpose Driver’s License Project. This year, they have partnere

  Categories: Immigration and Labor Project, Student Leaders Tags: CARECEN, Carolyn Vilter, ILP, Immigration and Labor Project, Laura Padilla, Limited Purpose Driver's License Project, Mizraim Belman Guerrero, Student Leaders, Undocumented Immigrants

• Meet Our 2015-2016 ILP Coordinators for Limited Purpose Driver's Licenses

  The Kalmanovitz Initiative is excited to have Laura Padilla, Carolyn Vilter, and Austin Rose as our ILP coordinators for the Limited Purpose Driver's License Project! They have been working closely w

  Categories: Immigration and Labor Project, Student Leaders Tags: Abel Nunez, Arturo Griffiths, Austin Rose, CARECEN, Carolyn Vilter, Center for Social Justice, CSJ, Diana Guelespe, ILP. Immigration and Labor Project, Laura Padilla, Limited Purpose Driver's License Project, Trabajadores Unidos