Northwest Immigrant Rights Project is proud to celebrate its 25th year providing comprehensive immigration legal services to low-income immigrants in Washington State!
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- Founded:
- 1984
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NWIRP's 25th Anniversary CelebrationCreated about 2 months ago
NWIRPUpdated on October 22, 2008 at 3:53pm
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- 25th Anniversary Gala Reception
The Hilton Seattle
Saturday, October 10 at 5:30pm - An Evening At Wing Luke
Wing Luke Asian Museum
Saturday, June 13 at 6:00pm
Erick Reyes felices fiestas para todos uds, happy holidays and a really wonderful new year ahead of all of you.
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project Do you have $25? Matches still remain! Please consider giving $25 before December 31st- the first 25 new and first 25 returning donors's gifts will be matched! Give now to double your support! Click the link below for more details or to give!
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Northwest Immigrant Rights Project Give $25 and have your gift matched! 2 generous NWIRP supporters have offered to match the first 25 new donors and the first 25 returning donors who give $25 in honor of NWIRP's 25th year by December 31st! Give now to have your support doubled! Click the link below for more details or to give!
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Edith Gc
Hello, I live in Mexico and need to get in touch with some NWRIP because we want to ask for asylum due to childen abuse.
I
need to send you some documents to prove the abuse of a little girl, and authorities
in Mexico City do not protect the rights and physical and moral
integrity.
Hope you can help us.
My e-mail is aladoser@yahoo.com
Thank you very much
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
Martha shared her story with us this weekend. Have you shared yours? Why do you support NWIRP? What do you find powerful about our work? How does NWIRP affect your community?
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This is my opportunity to say thank you to the NWIRP for all the support I had from you guys... in a very hard time. I got married in a good faith with an American man in 2001. He brought me to the U.S.A. in a fiancee visa from Mexico City where I had a good job, my family and a happy life. Once married here he was an abussive violent man, so that I looked for help, I found the NWIRP and they help me to get my green card through a Pro bono Attorney and under the VAWA. Now I am happily living in California, I've already got the American citizenship and I have been useful to the American and Latino society working as a Parent and Health Counselor. So Thank you so much for all your help and for all the help and work you do every day for the people in need.
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Northwest Immigrant Rights Project Happy Human Rights Day!
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project Do you have any plans for Human Rights Day, coming up this Thursday? This year's theme is "Non-Discrimination." Find out more here:
www.un.org
Discrimination and exclusion are often based on the ethnic, religious, national, or racial characteristics of the victim group. UN Photo/U Meissner
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project Check out this New York Times article on immigration detention. NWIRP houses an office in Tacoma where staff work with immigrants detained at the Northwest Detention Center (which currently has 1,000 beds). Staff do daily “Know Your Rights” presentations and provide legal services to some detainees awaiting deportation proceedings.
www.nytimes.com
A growing number of noncitizens are being held unnecessarily, according to two new reports.
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project Have you checked out NWIRP's latest edition of the Story Project? Watch Lorena & Keyvan tell their story at the link below, then share your own story!
www.nwirp.org
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project is giving thanks for all its supporters. Happy Thanksgiving from the NWIRP family!
Skystar Jamila Indriel We are all one family!
Erick Reyes you might consider a YouTube channel as a way to engage more people! keep it up gente!
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A big thank you to all who attended and supported NWIRP's 25th Anniversary Celebration!
The Celebration, NWIRP's largest annual fundraiser, netted more than $84,000! All the funds that were raised support our work of providing critically needed immigration legal services to the low-income community in Washington State....
Congratulations to Matt Geyman, recipient of NWIRP's Amicus Award and also to KSVR 91.7 staff and volunteers, recipients of NWIRP's Golden Door Award.
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Northwest Immigrant Rights Project Photos are posted! Check out our recent 25th Anniversary Celebration below. Thank you so much for making it a such a success!
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October 10, 2009 at the Seattle Hilton. The Northwest Immigrant Rights Project celebrated 25 years of immigrant rights work, reuniting families and creating critical change on large and small scales in this community. ...
