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Sulma Mendoza Receives the Prestigious “Leona Vicario” Consular Recognition

JAMLAC is proud to celebrate a very special recognition received by our Immigration Director and Co-Founder, Sulma Mendoza, during the event “The Power of Your Own Story” hosted by the Consulate General of Mexico in Denver and Vuela por Salud – Vuela for Health. The...
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EXPANDING ACCESS THROUGH RURAL PARTNERSHIPS

JAMLAC is proud to expand its impact beyond the Denver metro area by strengthening partnerships with organizations serving immigrant communities across rural Colorado. Through these collaborations, we are working together to increase access to legal services and...
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Inside Our Work: More Than Legal Services — Walking Alongside Our Clients

At JAMLAC, our work goes far beyond legal services. We believe in walking alongside people through some of the most difficult moments of their lives — connecting them not only with legal support, but also with compassion, dignity, and community resources. Recently,...
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JUNE IS ADULT PROTECTION AWARENESS MONTH HERE IN COLORADO

At JAMLAC, Adult Protection Awareness Month is a meaningful reminder of the importance of protecting the dignity, safety, and rights of older adults in our community. One of the special moments earlier this year was when, Elizabeth Davidson, Director and Attorney of...
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Carmen Murillo Stevens Receives Statewide Honor

We are honored to share that Carmen Murillo Stevens received the 2026 Excellence in Victim Advocacy Award from Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center. This recognition reflects Carmen’s more than two decades of dedicated service to survivors of crime,...
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We Recognize the Impact of Our Volunteers

Last month, we proudly recognized Volunteer Appreciation Month—a time to reflect on the extraordinary individuals who help make our work possible every day. At JAMLAC, our volunteers truly show up and show out. From long- and short-term volunteers to...
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Inside Our Work: A Moment When Justice Could Not Wait

Recently, Sulma Mendoza, JAMLAC’s Immigration Director, shared a story that captures what justice looks like in action—and what it takes behind the scenes to make it possible. A young client came to JAMLAC with very little time left. He was about to turn 21 in...
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Investing in Justice & Stability

We are honored to share that JAMLAC has been awarded $34k this year through Arapahoe County’s Aid to Agencies funding to support the Justice & Stability for Arapahoe Residents. This investment reflects the County’s commitment to expanding...
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When Success Becomes a Gift to Others

Regina Bryant, CEO and Founder of Myriad Fleet, reminds us that generosity can take many forms—especially when it’s rooted in both personal story and professional purpose. Regina’s connection to JAMLAC is deeply meaningful. Through her work alongside Jose Escobar...
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A Journey Home | Inside Our Work

After years of waiting, one of our clients finally received life-changing news—her permanent residency and citizenship were approved. But just before her oath ceremony, a family emergency took her to her home country in Asia… and suddenly, she couldn’t come back....
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JAMLAC TRAININGS

JAMLAC TRAININGS

Jan 24, 2024 |

#1- Naturalization Workshop Training for Volunteers https://youtu.be/aE3WIhZpt_M #2- Migrant EAD...

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