Free Online Support Groups for Ukrainians Every Friday
Join a Free Online Support Group for Ukrainians
If you have experienced traumatic events, are struggling to cope with anxiety and stress, and are looking for a safe space to heal, this group is for you. The International Institute of Los Angeles (IILA) and USC Trauma Recovery Center host free online support groups for Ukrainians.
In this group, you will learn practical skills for creating safety in everyday life, setting healthy boundaries, managing emotions, and taking practical steps toward stability and well-being.
When: Every Friday, 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM (PST)
Format: Online via Zoom
Language: Ukrainian
Cost: Free
Take the first step towards healing today. You deserve support! To register, please fill out the form.
Our services are available to Ukrainian Humanitarian Parolees who entered the USA between February 24, 2022, and September 30, 2023, and residents of Los Angeles and surrounding counties, including Orange, Ventura, San Bernardino, and Riverside.
Групи підтримки для українців
Долучайтеся до безкоштовної онлайн-групи підтримки для українців
Якщо ви зіткнулися з наслідками травматичних подій і шукаєте безпечний простір для зцілення, ця група для вас. Міжнародний Інститут Лос-Анджелеса (IILA) організовує безкоштовні онлайн-зустрічі для підтримки українців.
Якщо ви зіткнулися з наслідками травматичних подій, намагаєтесь впоратись із тривогою та стресом, шукаєте безпечний простір для зцілення, ця група для вас. Міжнародний Інститут Лос-Анджелеса (IILA) та USC Trauma Recovery Center (Центр відновлення після травм USC) організовує безкоштовні онлайн-зустрічі для підтримки українців.
На цій групі ви навчитеся практичним навичкам для створення безпеки у повсякденному житті, встановлення здорових кордонів, керуванню емоціями та практичним крокам до стабільності та добробуту.
Деталі:
Коли: Щоп’ятниці, з 17:00 до 19:00 (за тихоокеанським часом, PST).
Формат: Онлайн через Zoom.
Мова: Українська
Вартість: Безкоштовно.
Зробіть перший крок до зцілення вже сьогодні. Ви заслуговуєте на підтримку!Для реєстрації, будь ласка, заповніть форму нижче
Our services are available to Ukrainian Humanitarian Parolees who entered the USA between February 24, 2022, and September 30, 2023, and residents of Los Angeles and surrounding counties including Orange, Ventura, San Bernardino, and Riverside.
Free Vision Clinic in Sacramento
Didar Clinic is hosting its next free vision clinic on Friday June 19th, 2026 in Sacramento, CA. Individuals can receive free comprehensive eye exams and prescription glasses.
Trauma-Informed and Community-Centered Responses to Immigration-Related Stress | Three-Part Series
This webinar will be provided in English with simultaneous interpretation into Spanish.
Clinicians and health care workers are caring for immigrant and migrant communities in a time of increased fear, uncertainty, and stress. This three-part webinar series will offer trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and community-centered approaches to supporting patients, families, and the workforce that serves them. Sessions will focus on trauma-informed care in the current immigration climate, best practices for community-based participatory campaigns, and the Witnessing model for sustaining compassion, reflection, and collective care.
This three-part series is the result of requests from our clinical network and community partners for additional support in trauma-informed care, including our 2025 survey with Physicians for Human Rights, post-webinar session evaluations, and MCN office hours. MCN is dedicated to being responsive to your emerging concerns. Email contedu@migrantclinician.org to provide your feedback and suggestions.
Sessions
SESSION 1: Trauma-Informed Care in Health Care Settings: A Panel Discussion
June 25, 2026
The discussion will focus on practical trauma-informed approaches for creating safety, communicating clearly, supporting patient choice, and responding with empathy while recognizing the structural conditions that shape immigration-related fear and distress.
SESSION 2: Best Practices for Community-Based Participatory Campaigns
July 23, 2026
This session will focus on best practices for developing community-based participatory campaigns with community members, CHWs, organizers, and trusted messengers. Participants will explore how to identify community priorities, use clear and accessible language, and create campaigns that reflect the strengths and lived experiences of immigrant and migrant communities.
SESSION 3: Witnessing: Understanding the Effects of Overexposure to Stories of Suffering and Trauma
August 27, 2026
Clinicians and health care workers may be exposed to difficult stories and situations when supporting immigrant and migrant patients and families. This distress may come from what patients share, what workers observe directly, or the limits they face when trying to help within systems shaped by immigration-related fear, family separation, legal uncertainty, and unequal access to care. This work can be especially challenging when providers feel they cannot change the conditions causing harm. Their own histories and lived experiences may also shape how they respond to what they witness. This session will introduce the Witnessing Model as a way to understand the causes of provider distress, recognize signs of stress and overwhelm, and identify practical ways to stay grounded, compassionate, and connected to reasonable hope in the current context of care.
Innovative Home Financing with Guidance Residential: Options for Newcomers
📅 Thursday, June 25, 2026
🕒 3:00 p.m. ET
📍 Virtual
What you can expect:
An overview of Guidance Residential's unique co-ownership financing model
How the declining balance structure works and how clients gradually increase ownership over time
What makes this model different, including shared risk principles
Practical insights on helping newcomer families understand available home financing options
This webinar is designed for resettlement professionals operating ORR-funded programs, as well as state and local agencies looking to improve support for their newcomer constituents.
Guidance Residential is pleased to provide an overview of its unique Islamic home financing model, built around co-ownership rather than traditional lending and available to individuals and families of all faiths. Unlike a bank, Guidance is an independent organization that does not lend money but instead enters into a co-ownership agreement with homebuyers. Learn how their declining balance structure works, how clients gradually increase ownership over time, and what makes their model different, including shared risk principles and an alternative pathway to homeownership.
Speaker Bio:
Hussam Qutub is the Senior Vice President, National Sales Manager for Guidance Residential. Hussam joined Guidance in March 2003 and has served in a variety of Senior and Executive Management roles. His past responsibilities included vice president of Marketing and Communications, where he played a significant role in the company's first ten years of geographic expansion and was instrumental in establishing our brand. Hussam's most recent role was that of President of Guidance Home Services LLC, Guidance Residential's sister company. Before embarking on his career with Guidance, he studied international relations at George Mason University. He specializes in leadership and team building, business development, communications management, branding and positioning, public relations, digital marketing and lead generation.
Rooted in Resilience: A Celebration of Strength and Solidarity
Join Survivor of Torture, International's 16th Annual Event where we honor and support survivors of torture from around the world.
Welcome to Survivor of Torture, International's 16th Annual Event!
Join us for a day filled with inspiring stories, impactful discussions, and community support as we come together to raise awareness and support survivors of torture worldwide. This year, we are excited to celebrate our 16th year of empowering survivors and advocating for their rights.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to connect with survivors, activists, and supporters who are dedicated to making a difference. Together, we can create a world where justice, healing, and dignity are accessible to all.
Register here.
2026 International Refugee & Migration Health Conference in San Diego
The upcoming 2026 International Refugee & Migration Health Conference (IRMHC) will convene global leaders, practitioners, and researchers working at the intersection of migration, displacement, and health.
📅 June 26–28, 2026
📍 San Diego, California
During this workshop, you will:
✅ Experience VR healthcare modules firsthand
✅ Learn evidence-based co-creation frameworks
✅ Design scenarios addressing barriers in your practice
✅ Connect with peers innovating at the intersection of health equity and technology
SFS Business Expo: The Power of Networking and Partnership
The Power of Networking and Partnership
Date: Saturday, June 13, 2026
Time: 2pm - 5pm
Address: FourPoints by Sheraton, Palm AB, 8110 Aero Drive, San Diego, CA 92123
This is a great opportunity for current and aspiring entrepreneurs looking to connect with local business leaders and gain valuable insight into the dynamic San Diego business landscape. We invite you to join and share the event with your clients and community members, who will benefit. If you have any questions, please reach out to habdulkadir@sfssd.org.
Free Training Series: Practical Skills for Difficult Times
IRC's Technical Training Unit is excited to offer a free training series, “Practical Skills for Difficult Times,” designed specifically for immigrant- and refugee‑serving behavioral health service providers.
This three‑part series offers practical tools to support staff wellness, strengthen trauma‑informed service delivery, and enhance our collective capacity to support clients during periods of uncertainty.
Training Series Overview
1. Psychological First Aid to Support Clients Impacted by Immigration Enforcement
📅 March 24 at 12:00 PM PST
🔗 Register: https://rescue.zoom.us/meeting/register/E-rXMORVQGunT7JiJVpKeQ
2. Trauma‑Informed Engagement & Assessments
📅 April 28 at 12:00 PM PST
🔗 Register: https://rescue.zoom.us/meeting/register/rldNJj2LSimuwLuJ6amzcg
3. Mitigating Vicarious Trauma and Burnout During Uncertainty
📅 May 26 at 12:00 PM PST
🔗 Register: https://rescue.zoom.us/meeting/register/4q8WjGn6R9Kmp-IjkFQCMg
What Participants Will Gain
Practical Psychological First Aid skills for moments of heightened fear or distress
Region-specific supports to share with clients
Tools to promote trauma-informed assessments and client engagement
Strategies to reduce burnout and strengthen resilience
Free, easy‑to‑use wellness resources for providers
Career-Readiness Series: Tailoring a Job Application
Career-Readiness Series: Tailoring a Job Application will guide you through how to tailor your job application to stand out, from analyzing job descriptions and customizing your resume and cover letter with relevant keywords, to aligning your skills to employer needs and optimizing for Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS).
You'll also learn how to leverage AI tools and build an interview preparation toolkit that sets you up for success. This event is free and open to all! Register here: https://www.upwardlyglobal.org/events/career-readiness-series-tailoring-a-job-application-2/
Partnership in Action: LA Refugee Service Provider Mixer
Partnership in Action: LA Refugee Service Provider Mixer
📅 May 20, 2025 | 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM
📍 St. Paul's Commons, 840 Echo Park Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90026
Coffee and snacks provided
📧 CAnewcomer@solveraconsult.com
Solvera Consulting is organizing this alongside the CDSS Refugee Programs Bureau. The idea is simple — bring the right people together in person so they can meet the colleagues they've only emailed, build the kind of trust that makes referrals actually work, and share what's been working on the ground. We had a great turnout at a similar event in San Diego on April 15, and we're planning gatherings in the Bay Area and Sacramento as well for July. We will be in LA on May 19-21 and would love to connect.
Free 501(c)(3) Compliance Training for Immigrant & Refugee-Led Orgs
In a climate of shifting philanthropic priorities and increased scrutiny, the structural integrity of immigrant-led and refugee-led organizations is more critical than ever. That's why We Are All America is offering a free two-part training covering the 501(c)(3) essentials to strengthen your organization's structure and protect your data.
Part 1: Demystifying the 501(c)(3): Governance and Growth
📅 May 11 | 1:00 PM ET
🔗Register Here
This first session will cover the legal identity of a 501(c)(3) and the responsibilities that come with it– including board governance, transparent reporting, and how to stay resilient under scrutiny while remaining attractive to funders.
The webinar will be offered in English with Spanish interpretation, but if you need interpretation in another language, let us know in the registration form and we will do our best to accommodate them.
AI for Business: A New Era of Opportunities (for the Ukrainian Community)
Upcoming conference for the Ukrainian Community
In collaboration with Liubov Maniuk, Founder of UABIN and AI for Better Life, the conference will focus on AI for Work and Business and will take place in Irvine this Saturday, April 25, at 2:00 PM.
Всім привіт! 👋
Запрошуємо вас на захід-нетворкінг для Української спільноти «AI для бізнесу та роботи» в межах ініціативи AI for Better Life 🤖
📅 Дата: 25 квітня
🕓 Час: 2:00 PM
📍 Адреса:
EvoNexus
Irvine, 101 Academy Way, Suite 110, Irvine, CA 92617
Що ви дізнаєтесь:
✅ Чітке розуміння, як AI може допомогти у роботі або бізнесі
✅ Практичні інструменти та реальні кейси (без теорії!)
✅ Усвідомлений і відповідальний підхід до використання AI
✅ Нові ідеї, знайомства та напрям розвитку
🎤 Спікери:
🔹 Анна Коробка — Oracle — Основні типи AI та їх застосування
🔹 Олександр Бойко — Plat.AI — AI-агенти для бізнесу в дії
🔹 Любов Манюк— AI for Better Life* — Відповідальний AI: що має значення зараз
🔹 Валерія Грицова — Використання AI для пошуку бізнес-партнерів
⚠️ Реєстрація обов'язкова — скануйте QR-код на флаєрі або переходьте за посиланням:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ai-for-business-tickets-1987018082574
2026 Multicultural Health & Resource Fair
We invite you & your community members to attend our upcoming 2026 Multicultural Health & Resource Fair. This entertaining and informative day celebrates the diversity of multicultural communities in Sacramento as well as wellness, in honor of Minority Health Month (April). This FREE health & resource fair features cultural performances, health screenings, resources, vendors, food trucks, and ultimately, FUN!
Please feel free to share this invitation with your networks and those who may benefit from attending. The event flyers are attached to this email, in both English & Spanish. If anyone attends, they are eligible for a chance to win a RAFFLE PRIZE, as raffle prizes will be given away throughout the event!
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026
Time: 10 AM - 2 PM
Location: Center for Spiritual Awareness - 1275 Starboard Drive, West Sacramento, CA 95691
The Psychology of Change: Why People Struggle to Adapt
This Stress Management session is designed by a Ukrainian professional who experienced forced replacement herself. Register here: ttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScFRihYy0FfzO0VKDLO80O2s12BtYJoaO6BOnBOzgUsP4GZUw/viewform
Natural Disaster Preparedness Webinar
We invite you to tomorrow's webinar "Preparing for Natural Disasters" from a representative of the American Red Cross 🏥
📅 Date: April 14
🕓 Time: 4:00 PM
📍 Format: Online (Zoom): https://chirla-org.zoom.us/j/87984958675
🔴 Speaker: Guillermo Sanchez, Representative of the American Red Cross
During the webinar, you will learn:
✅ How to assemble an emergency kit for your family
✅ How to create a family communication and evacuation plan
✅ Basics of safety during earthquakes, fires and floods
✅ Where to find local resources and emergency notifications
✅ How to get help during a natural disaster
🌐 Simultaneous translation available in Ukrainian and Dari
Запрошуємо вас на завтрашній вебінар «Підготовка до стихійних лих» від представника Американського Червоного Хреста 🏥
📅 Дата: 14 квітня
🕓 Час: 4:00 PM
📍 Формат: онлайн (Zoom): https://chirla-org.zoom.us/j/87984958675
🔴 Спікер: Гільєрмо Санчез, представник Американського Червоного Хреста
Під час вебінару ви дізнаєтесь:
✅ Як зібрати набір екстреної допомоги для своєї родини
✅ Як створити сімейний план зв'язку та евакуації
✅ Основи безпеки під час землетрусів, пожеж та повеней
✅ Де знайти місцеві ресурси та сповіщення про надзвичайні ситуації
✅ Як отримати допомогу під час стихійного лиха
🌐 Доступний синхронний переклад українською та мовою дарі
Third Business Expo: The Power of Networking and Partnership
Somali Family Service is excited to invite you to our Third Business Expo: The Power of Networking and Partnership happening on Saturday, April 11, 1pm-4pm. Mark your calendars and don't miss out on the chance to explore a variety of new business opportunities and enhance your professional connections.
Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, this is the perfect platform to engage with other local business leaders and gain valuable insights into the dynamic San Diego business landscape. If you have any questions or need further information, feel free to contact us at 619-265-5821.
Registration link: https://bit.ly/3Pey7GD
Free Workshop on Applying for U.S. Citizenship
The San Francisco Pathways to Citizenship Initiative welcomes eligible green card holders to a free naturalization application workshop at the San Francisco County Fair Building (1199 9th Avenue, San Francisco, CA, United States). Workshop participants will get free help with a step-by-step review of the naturalization process, assessment of eligibility to naturalize, and application preparation and documentation packaging, if eligible to naturalize.
Call and leave a message to start the appointment process.
English: 415-662-8901
Spanish: 415-662-8902
Chinese: 415-295-5894
Filipino: 415-498-0735
Russian: 415-754-3818
Vietnamese: 415-295-589
Learn more here.
Navigating Difficult Conversations with Clients
Switchboard is pleased to announce an upcoming webinar open to all refugee service providers, whether working at state agencies, resettlement agencies or affiliates, or other organizations.
Cost: Free
Length: 90 Minutes
Level: Introductory
This event offers 1.5 ASWB ACE-approved CEs.
Wednesday, April 1, 2026
1:00 – 2:30 PM ET
10:00 – 11:30 AM PT
Register here
Newcomers often encounter complex, challenging situations as they adjust and integrate into society. Conversations with clients about these challenges can be particularly complicated, given past trauma exposure and cultural differences.
This webinar will offer best practices for navigating these sensitive conversations with a mutually respectful, trauma-informed approach. Participants will explore helpful communication strategies through case scenarios to develop skills for engaging clients supportively and effectively.
What I Will Learn
After participating in this event, you will be able to:
Recognize ongoing resettlement challenges, including employment and housing barriers, that require difficult conversations between clients and providers
Identify key communication skills and specific phrases for keeping conversations supportive and respectful for both clients and providers
Apply a trauma-informed and compassionate approach to current client and service provision challenges
Who Will Benefit?
Service providers who want to bolster their communication skills, particularly when discussing difficult topics with clients
Agency supervisors and organizational staff who interact with newcomers or support client-facing staff
Health Navigation and Wellness Workshop for Ukrainian Women
World Relief of Sacramento is excited to offer a Health Navigation and Wellness Workshop for Ukrainian women who have arrived in the last five years. The first class will be held on March 30th. This workshop is especially important due to recent changes with Medi-Cal, and participants will also learn about emotional well-being and self-care.
Know Your Rights, Risks, & Resources: What do I do if ICE comes to my school?
Join us for an essential workshop designed to equip ALL communities, students, families, and educators with the knowledge and tools to navigate immigration-related challenges. This training is a critical resource for anyone seeking to strengthen community resilience against immigration enforcement risks while ensuring access to essential rights and protections for ALL.
Register here.
El Cajon Resource & Job Fair
The San Diego Workforce Partnership, in collaboration with the El Cajon Library, invites you to connect with job-ready candidates at the upcoming El Cajon Resource/Job Fair.
📅 Event Date: March 25, 2026 (Wednesday)
🕛 Time: 12 pm-2 pm
📍 Location: El Cajon Library, 201 E Douglas Avenue El Cajon, CA 92020
We welcome businesses from all industries who are offering full-time, part-time, or seasonal positions and we are encourage resources (transportation, immigration services, English language classes, working with unhoused, etc.) to participate as well. Please participate if you are currently hiring, and we always welcome employers that are hiring on the spot. This is your opportunity to meet motivated job seekers and showcase your current openings—all in the heart of the El Cajon community.
Reserve your table: Employer and Resource registration link
Know Your Rights Workshop
BAJI, BRFN, and PTR are pleased to invite you to a virtual workshop on “Know Your Rights”.
Date: Monday, March 20
Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Platform: Zoom (link/QR code to follow)
This workshop will focus on:
Travel restrictions and their implications
Current U.S. policies affect approximately 75 countries. Temporary suspension of immigrant visas for people from these countries
Updates for asylum seekers currently traveling domestically in the U.S.
The session is designed to inform, answer questions, and help participants understand their rights under current policies.
Webinar Series - Health Center Emergency Preparedness and Response Forum
Session 3: Workforce Readiness
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
11:00 am PT / 12:00 pm MT / 1:00 pm CT / 2:00 pm ET / 3:00 pm AT
Duration: 1 hour
No cost for participation!
As new emergency events impact health centers, staff need to build their competence, skills, and knowledge on emergency preparedness, response, and recovery. This Forum will identify, share, and promote promising practices while highlighting and addressing challenges related to the ongoing response and recovery from emergencies, with topics such as extreme weather, community partnerships, workforce development, and patient support.
For any access or accommodation requests, please contact mbeierschmitt@phmc.org.
Refugee Updates: Policy, Rights & Enforcement Risks
This webinar is designed for refugee resettlement agencies and community-based providers working with refugee populations across California. It will provide a practical overview of recent immigration policy developments affecting refugees, including enforcement trends, adjudication delays, and potential detention risks. The training will focus on recognizing warning signs, sharing tailored Know Your Rights information, understanding how enforcement actions may impact clients and staff, and identifying when and how to connect individuals with trusted legal service providers. Participants will also receive guidance on staying informed through reliable updates and resources.
Presenters: Elizabeth Taufa (Senior Policy Attorney and Strategist), Veronica Garcia (Senior Staff Attorney), and Jehan Laner (Senior Staff Attorney)
Register here.
UA Teen Hangout
This group is specifically designed for teenagers with Ukrainian Humanitarian Parole (UHP) status to provide them with a safe, fun, and supportive online community.
Event highlights:
Connection: An opportunity to meet and connect with other Ukrainian teenagers.
Activities: Real-time games, challenges, and the chance to win prizes.
Environment: A chill, safe space to relax and have fun.
Event Details:
Date: March 7
Time: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Platform: Zoom
Interested families can reserve a spot by contacting us at (818) 334 4079 or emailing ostukalova@iilosangeles.org.
BHSA Update at North County Region Community Leadership Team Meeting
This meeting will provide an update on the region’s BHSA Integrated Plan timeline, outline recent efforts, and note upcoming opportunities for Public Comment.
Live Well San Diego North County Community Leadership Team | Engage Live Well San Diego
Accessibility & Support
Disability-related accommodations, language interpretation (including American Sign Language), and written materials in alternative languages and formats are available upon request. Please submit your request at least 72 hours in advance of the event to Engage.BHS@sdcounty.ca.gov or by calling (619) 854-1363.
Puerto Rico Health Centers: A Diabetes Community of Practice
This webinar series will be provided in Spanish only
Join Migrant Clinicians Network (MCN) in their upcoming community of practice series designed for health promoters, case navigators, patient support staff, community outreach workers, and health educators at Puerto Rico health centers, focusing on diabetes care. Across this four-part Spanish language series experts will cover diabetes management, nutrition, prenatal health, and mental and behavioral health for patients with diabetes.
In this four-session Spanish-language series, experts will address topics such as diabetes management, nutrition, prenatal health, and the mental and behavioral health of patients living with diabetes.
Register here.
The series will take place over four consecutive Tuesdays on the following dates:
Session 1: March 3, 2026
Session 2: March 10, 2026
Session 3: March 17, 2026
Session 4: March 24, 2026
Each session will last 60 minutes and will be held at the following times:
Pacific Time: 10:00 a.m.
Mountain Time: 11:00 a.m.
Central Time: 12:00 p.m.
Eastern Time: 1:00 p.m.
Atlantic Time: 2:00 p.m. (Session 1 only)
Free Workshop on Applying for U.S. Citizenship
The San Francisco Pathways to Citizenship Initiative welcomes eligible green card holders to a free naturalization application workshop at City College of San Francisco - Chinatown Center (808 Kearny Street, San Francisco). Workshop participants will get free help with step-by-step review of the naturalization process, assessment of eligibility to naturalize, and application preparation and documentation packaging, if eligible to naturalize.
Call and leave a message to start the appointment process.
English: 415-662-8901
Spanish: 415-662-8902
Chinese: 415-295-5894
Filipino: 415-498-0735
Russian: 415-754-3818
Vietnamese: 415-295-589
Learn more here.
JFCS East Bay Afghan Community Legal Townhall
The next monthly JFCS East Bay Afghan Community Legal Townhall will be on February 26 at 5:30pm on Zoom at this link: https://tinyurl.com/AfghanCommunityTownHall
World Relief Afghan Community Webinar Series
World Relief Immigration Legal Services are offering two types of webinars to the Afghan community over the next several weeks to keep them informed of significant policy developments affecting Afghans and protect their rights. Flyers are attached in English, Dari, and Pashto with complete information. Please consider sharing them with whomever you feel might benefit.
Each webinar will include a drawing, and one attendee will win a $50 Walmart gift card!
All of the information below along with registration links are also available in all three languages here on our webinar webpage.
Questions? Contact us: Dari: (916) 891-8002 / Pashto: (916) 270-3911
Additional information:
Webinar Type 1: Know Your Rights Webinars
We offer 1.5 hour Know Your Rights webinars in Dari and Pashto. These sessions include:
Immigration policy updates affecting Afghans
Important Know Your Rights and personal safety information
Family emergency preparedness guidance
A question-and-answer session with our legal team
Register now:
Wednesday, February 25, 10AM (Dari)
Thursday, February 26, 10AM (Pashto)
Wednesday, March 11, 10AM (Dari)
Webinar Type 2: 30-Minute Monthly Immigration Updates
Our immigration lawyers will explain the most important policy changes over the past month that directly impact Afghan SIV applicants, refugees, asylum seekers and asylee, and individuals with other immigration statuses. We explain what these updates mean for you and your family, highlight new opportunities or circumstances, and answer common questions so you can take your next steps with confidence.
Register now:
Thursday, March 5, 10AM (Dari)
Thursday, March 5, 11AM (Pashto)