The well-being and health of unaccompanied children is one of KIND’s priorities. On this World Mental Health Day, we are reflecting on the many ways…...
People are often surprised to hear that KIND works with and represents infants and toddlers. KIND at times refers to its youngest clients as “tender…...
Read KIND's intern, Caroline Abramovici, on her journey through law school, her invaluable summer at KIND, and her unwavering commitment to social justice through immigration…...
Discover KIND's intern, Sophie Alpert, impactful summer at KIND, supporting an Afghan child's representation and delving into immigration policies for Afghans....
Explore our insightful Q&A with Marleny Montenegro from ECAP (Equipo de Estudios Comunitarios y Acción Psicosocial) on our partnership's background and the critical work we…...
Celebrating Mayan Literature and the Cultural Heritage of our Central American Clients: Popol Vuh Readers Theater Event Last month, KIND’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)…...
Learn about the challenges unaccompanied children face in immigration courts and our call for specialized children's dockets to ensure fairness and support. Read KIND's Emma…...
From the Field: Helping Children Access Education Amid Myriad Challenges It is back-to-school season in the United States. Children across the country are buying notebooks…...
For the unaccompanied children we serve, enrolling in school can be a challenge for many reasons, including language issues and lack of financial resources to…...