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Making a Difference in a Child’s Life – Alexandra Lu, Goodwin
Pro Bono Attorney Spotlight Alexandra Lu Goodwin Alexandra Lu KIND is deeply grateful for your continued support of unaccompanied children, especially for the pro bono attorneys who fight on behalf of their KIND clients each
Impacting Clients’ Lives – Lee Popkin, Proskauer Rose LLP
Pro Bono Attorney of the Month Lee Popkin Proskauer Rose LLP Lee Popkin KIND speaks to October Pro Bono Attorney of the month, Lee Popkin, Attorney at Law at Proskauer, who shares her
Working With KIND: Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear LLP
Pro Bono Attorney Spotlight Thomas Yee, Bryan Johnson, and Mitch Hadley of Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear LLP KIND’s New York office is pleased to recognize Thomas Yee, Bryan Johnson, and Mitch Hadley of
Helping Parents and Children Separated at the Border
Pro Bono Attorney of the Month David Cabello, Blank Rome LLP David Cabello, Partner at Blank Rome LLP in Houston, is currently working on two pro bono cases with KIND’s office in Houston and
Winning Asylum After Six Years
A team of pro bono attorneys from Eversheds Sutherland in Washington, DC recently won asylum for their client Diego*, who had been fighting his protection case before the immigration court system for nearly six years. Diego,
Working with KIND: Nelson Mullins
We are pleased to spotlight Nelson Mullins’ attorneys Michael Steinberg and Matthew Lindenbaum in Boston. Nelson Mullins has become a close partner to KIND over the last year, taking on a number of cases immediately.
KIND’s 2018 Gala Videos
A collection of videos from the speakers at KIND’s 10-year anniversary gala in New York City on April 10th.
Protecting Children Alone
Narrated by Lord Alf Dubs, children are fleeing violence and searching for protection. You can help today.
Alex’s Story
I was born in El Salvador. My mother, who I did not really meet until the age of 13, gave birth to me in one of the most dangerous states of the country. My parents
Ismael’s Story
I am happy to say that two months ago, my asylum was approved. Today, I feel happy because there is a certainty that I am safe.