Some of our Immigrant Justice Clinic students recently issued a report called “Prescription for Inequality: The Struggles of Limited English Proficient Patrons at DC Pharmacies.” Pictured, from left, Reba Kim, Leila Higgins (both IJC students), Sapna Pundya (from partner organization Many Languages, One Voice), D.C. Council Member Jim Graham.
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Phone Calls Prove Prohibitively Expensive For Prisoners
D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton says there’s a problem at U.S. prisons that is getting glossed over: the high cost of phone calls. District resident Ulandis Forte knows the value of a phone call
As part of their orientation, students in the Community and Economic Development Law Clinic visited key locations in all eight Wards of D.C. - from post offices and libraries to historic and cultural landmarks. More background is available at www.wordpress.com/wclclinic.
Morena Zelaya (admin for CJC, DVC, and WALC) got a great birthday present yesterday: U.S. Citizenship!
Immigrant Justice Clinic Professor Liz Keyes cheering the recent White House decision to extend immigration relief to thousands of undocumented children who had previously been living in the shadows.
Happy Graduation Weekend to all our departing 3Ls! Thanks for all your hard work. We’ll miss you!
Congrats to IHRLC student Doug Keillor, one of WCL’s Fulbright Award recipients!
Immigrant Justice Clinic faculty members Jayesh Rathod and Elizabeth Keyes with IJC students Adrian Odya-Weis, Michael Ramirez, Anusha Goossens, and Jennifer Koduru at the release of their report “Access Denied: The Unfulfilled Promise of the D.C. Language Access Act.” Click on the picture to link to the report.
Inspiring video from Wash. Legal Clinic for the Homeless about strong, resilient women struggling for justice and dignity.
For Mental Health Awareness Day, the Office of Student Affairs brought puppies to the WCL lobby. Prepare for cuteness!
