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We’re honored to share that Project Renew/DCC has generously gifted $5,000 to support JAMLAC staff wellbeing—including efforts to address secondary trauma, prioritize self-care, and create space for rest and renewal. In addition, they’ve...

Last month, we shared something vulnerable with you: JAMLAC is at risk of losing a significant portion of our federal funding. It wasn’t easy to say out loud. But it mattered to us to be transparent—because we’ve always believed in showing our community the full...

FOR PARALEGALS ONLY - partner with JAMLAC’s immigration team: This training is designed to equip paralegals with the skills needed to assist participants at citizenship workshops in drafting their naturalization applications. Paralegals will gain the skills and...

At a time when access to immigration legal representation in the U.S. is at crisis levels, we’re proud to share a piece of hope: Carmen Stevens, one of JAMLAC’s dedicated immigration legal team members, has officially received her full DOJ accreditation! This means...

As Colorado families face growing uncertainty—whether due to economic hardship, community violence, or the emotional toll of instability—the demand for reliable legal assistance remains urgent and deeply human. In 2023, domestic violence-related deaths in Colorado...

🇺🇸 Naturalization CLE – Recording & Resources 📂 CLE Training Video Thank you for your interest in the Naturalization CLE Training! 🛠️ Update: Due to technical difficulties during the original session, we are currently re-recording the presentation.🎬 The updated...

At JAMLAC, we stand with children who have been through more than most of us can imagine—those who have been abandoned, abused, or neglected, and are now trying to rebuild their lives with safety and dignity. Until recently, one key protection helped these children...

In Jefferson County, a young mother faced one of the most terrifying moments of her life — stepping into a courtroom with the man who had physically abused her. She wasn’t there for herself. She was there for her daughter. She needed legal custody to protect her child...

At JAMLAC, our mission is simple: to walk alongside those facing poverty and injustice—and to ensure that no one, regardless of their background, stands alone in the face of legal crisis. This month, as June marks Pride Month, we pause to reaffirm a truth we hold...