Articles by: anaisoparaudc

Immigration and Human Rights Clinic Professor Jocelyn Cazares Willingham Contributes to “Asylum, Agency, and Victim Narrative” to SAGE Encyclopedia of Refugee Studies

Professor Jocelyn Cazares Willingham was invited to make a significant contribution to the SAGE Encyclopedia of Refugee Studies, a monumental undertaking spearheaded by the Critical Refugee Studies Collective. This extensive reference work, scheduled for publication in 2024, aims to provide an invaluable resource for individuals seeking deeper insights into the multifaceted […]

Read More

From the Student Perspective: The UDC Law Clinical Program Provides Valuable Practical Experience

Aspiring law students often seek a well-rounded education that goes beyond textbooks and lectures, aiming to leave law school with theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Grace Dunnehoff ’24, a third-year law student at the University of the District of Columbia (UDC) David A. Clarke School of Law, shared her insights […]

Read More

Youth Justice Clinic Takes Holistic Approach to Reform

Led by Professor Saleema Snow, the Youth Justice Clinic at the University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law is dedicated to enhancing the lives of the youth it serves. This commitment involves addressing a range of complex issues connected to youth justice and juvenile involvement, […]

Read More

Whistleblower Protection Clinic Nurtures a Culture of Accountability

The Whistleblower Protection Clinic at the University of the District of Columbia School of Law offers a pivotal educational experience to students. Led by Professor Tom Devine, the Legal Director of the Government Accountability Project (GAP), this one-of-a-kind clinic empowers students to explore the intricate realm of whistleblower protection. Students […]

Read More

Tax Clinic Provides Valuable Assistance and Community Outreach at the Tax Court

Student attorneys from the Tax Clinic participated in the United States Tax Court’s Calendar Call to assist individuals representing themselves and hosted a series of informative tax presentations at the Petworth Neighborhood Library. Calendar call programs, organized by various bar associations, integrated bars, and professional organizations, serve as a vital […]

Read More

The Impactful Work of the Immigration and Human Rights Clinic Students 

The Immigration and Human Rights Clinic has marked a year of triumphant resolutions for clients and valuable learning opportunities for students. In the past year, the Clinic achieved significant milestones, including securing asylum for a young man from the Caribbean based on his LGBTQ identity, obtaining a work permit for […]

Read More

General Practice Clinic Empowers Survivors and Bridges Gaps

For the past year, General Practice Clinic (GPC) students represented survivors of intimate partner violence in protection order cases. With the guidance of Co-Directors Andrew Budzinski and Tianna Gibbs, students extended their support of survivors beyond legal representation, helping their clients secure housing, economic security, and personal safety. This fall […]

Read More

Class Notes September 2023

Class of 2005 Anthony “Tony” Albert Fasullo ’05, aged 49, passed away on July 20th, 2023. Anthony was born on June 1, 1974 in Washington, D.C.     Class of 2022 Nate Jones ’22, of the Washington Post, won the Michael A Dornheim Award for his work entitled “Foreign Servants: […]

Read More