Presented by GAIN and Tapestri (Learn more at www.georgiaasylum.org and
www.tapestri.org.)
8:30 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. • 3 CLE/0 E/1 TP/1 P • Lunch provided for those who also
register for The Asylum Project
At King & Spalding
Many immigrants are involved in violent relationships or have been trafficked against their will to the United States. Most immigrants are afraid to leave these relationships or report the perpetrators to law enforcement because they do not have proper immigration status. Fortunately for them there are laws to protect them and help them gain status so they no longer need to be afraid. The Georgia Asylum & Immigration Network (GAIN) and Tapestri work closely together in representing and assisting these victims of violence. Through this training you will learn the basics of pertinent immigration law and how to work with a social services organization to effectively and compassionately represent these clients pro bono.