National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild

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Career Resources

For Employers: To request a posting of your listing, please email your request to Rosa Douglas. The National Immigration Project reserves the right not to post a listing if it is deemed inappropriate. Nonmembers are welcome to submit job listings. The National Immigration Project provides this service as part of our commitment to supporting our colleagues who work on immigrant rights or on behalf of immigrant clients.

Please note: We will automatically remove job postings after 3 months unless otherwise instructed.

For Job Seekers: Please note that we have no resources on job openings other than those posted below. We do not post resumes for job seekers or provide job search support services; nor are we able to guarantee the veracity and accuracy of the postings below.

Immigration Center for Women & Children(San Francisco, CA) 6/11
LEGAL ASSISTANT

Families For Freedom (New York, NY) 5/11
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

St. Vincent Charities (Lansing, MI) 4/11
IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY

Church World Services (Elkhart, IN). 4/11
IMMIGRATION LEGAL COUNSEL

Immigration Project (Downtown Illinois)Bloomington, IL 3/11
STAFF ATTORNEY

Immigration Equality (New York, NY) 3/11
ATTORNEY

Immigration Equality (New York, NY) 3/11
BUSINESS COALITION MANAGER

Sugar Law Center (Detroit, MI) 2/11
PROJECT COORDINATOR

Tennessee Immigrant & Refugee Rights Coalition (Nashville, TN) 2/11
REGIONAL ORGANIZER

CUNY School of Lay (New York, NY) 2/11
DIRECTOR

Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders' (Boston, MA) 1/2011
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COORDINATOR

ACLU Immigrants' Rights Project (New York, NY) 1/2011
PROJECT DIRECTOR

Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center (Miami, Florida) 1/2011
STAFF ATTORNEY

Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center (Miami, FL) 1/2011
SUPERVISING ATTORNEY

National Immigration Project - Career Resources

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