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OVW Training Needs Assessment

For the last 10 years CLINIC has had the privilege of working with nonprofit organizations that provide a wide-range of services for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. CLINIC was able to provide training and assistance to nonprofit organizations wanting to provide information, resources and immigration legal services to foreign-born survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault through the DOJ Recognition and Accreditation program.

The Department of Justice has removed all categories related to immigration law for non-attorneys from its 2019 solicitation, therefore, CLINIC will no longer receive support for immigrant survivor work.
 
CLINIC will be offering one more Introduction to Immigration Law Practice: A Course for New Practitioners 6 week e-learning course for Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) grantees starting July 2, 2019. In September we will host our last OVW funded webinar for recognized organizations that need to renew agency recognition by January of 2020. Please view our webpage to register for these trainings.
 
We hope to be able to continue to provide training and assistance to programs dedicated to bringing hope and healing to the lives of foreign-born survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.  In order to do so, CLINIC would like to learn more about the need for training on immigration law and capacity building for non-attorneys desiring to become authorized practitioners to provide immigration legal services to foreign born survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. 

If you have any questions, contact Silvana Arista-Olms.  
 
1. Do you find that there is a general need for training and technical assistance on immigration law and building capacity for professionals working with survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault? *This question is required.
2. Do you have access to training on immigration law from providers other than CLINIC? *This question is required.
3. Do you wish to learn about and possibly become an accredited representative through the Department of Justice Recognition and Accreditation program that allows non-attorneys to become authorized to practice immigration law? *This question is required.
4. Do you anticipate needing access to substantive immigration law training in 2019 and 2020 to do any of the following? Check all that apply.  *This question is required.
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6. Do you wish to use your DOJ/OVW/state funding for immigration law training or to become a CLINIC affiliate in order to receive ongoing technical support?
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7. Will you be renewing your DOJ recognition by January 2020 so you can continue to provide immigration legal services through accredited representatives? *This question is required.
8. Would you like CLINIC’s assistance with the renewal process? *This question is required.
8. Please provide your contact information below. *This question is required.
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