Justice Action Center (JAC) and Immigrant Defenders Law Center (ImmDef) partnered to launch the Border Advocacy Training Project, a pilot program arranging one-day Advance Parole trips for DACA recipients to volunteer at a migrant shelter in Tijuana. Participants will have the opportunity to observe first-hand the situation at the border and gain a deeper understanding […]
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JAC Staff and Guerline Jozef in a California Courthouse for Trial in ImmDef v. DHS Justice Action Center is growing! JAC combines the power of storytelling with impact litigation to advance justice to immigrant communities. We currently consist of nine staff based in remote locations throughout the United States. Interested in joining our team? Check
“My vision for Justice Action Center is to bring fierce courtroom advocacy to currently unseen problems and to harness the power of the digital landscape to achieve lasting justice for immigrants.” –Karen Tumlin First 4 Headshots by Chandra Wicke Photography Board of Directors Advisory Board Organizations/firms listed for identification purposes only.
Mission JAC uses co-equal litigation and storytelling strategies to address unmet needs and build new frameworks to tangibly improve immigrants’ lives. Vision JAC envisions a future where the freedom to move is respected, immigrant narratives are rooted in dignity and belonging, and people seeking safety can access protection through systems that value humanity over exclusion.
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Immigrant Justice Through Litigationand Storytelling Our Mission JAC uses co-equal litigation and storytelling strategies to address unmet needs and build new frameworks to tangibly improve immigrants’ lives. Our Cases Our Vision JAC envisions a future where the freedom to move is respected, immigrant narratives are rooted in dignity and belonging, and people seeking safety can
