Amica Center for Immigrant Rights

HQ
Washington
129 Total Employees
Year Founded: 1999

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2 Days AgoSaved
In-Office
Washington, DC, USA
Legal Tech • Professional Services • Social Impact
Supports appellate and federal litigation concerning immigrants’ rights, including BIA and circuit court appeals, habeas petitions, FOIA litigation, class actions, amicus briefs, legal research, client interviews, drafting, and practice advisories. The internship requires at least 15 hours weekly for 14 weeks and may be conducted remotely.
Legal Tech • Professional Services • Social Impact
Provides temporary People Operations support for open enrollment and employee leave administration. Configures and tests benefit systems, tracks elections, supports employees, validates enrollment data, maintains records, develops leave processes, manages confidential documentation, and supports FMLA and applicable state or local leave administration.
10 Days AgoSaved
In-Office
Washington, DC, USA
Legal Tech • Professional Services • Social Impact
Manages the Children’s Program by providing immigration legal representation to unaccompanied children, supervising and training attorneys and paralegals, mentoring pro bono counsel, overseeing case placement and databases, ensuring grant and contractual compliance, supporting detention-center operations, and contributing to organizational strategy and stakeholder engagement.
11 Days AgoSaved
In-Office
Washington, DC, USA
Legal Tech • Professional Services • Social Impact
Provides direct legal representation to unaccompanied immigrant children in removal and related immigration proceedings. Handles asylum, withholding of removal, Convention Against Torture, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, U-Visas, and T-Visas. Manages caseloads, client follow-up, case databases, timekeeping, grant compliance, and supervision of junior staff and paralegals. Requires collaboration across the Children's Program, trauma-informed services, Spanish fluency, and work-related travel.