rolling updates

VAAP 6/17/24 VAAP 6/17/24

VAAP asylum clinic serves 19

VAAP 6/14/24 VAAP 6/14/24

Free Educational Event June 14

VAAP 6/11/24 VAAP 6/11/24

Essex High School honors VAAP

VAAP 6/7/24 VAAP 6/7/24

New laws advance migrant JUSTICE

VAAP 6/3/24 VAAP 6/3/24

VAAP joins national committeeS

VAAP 5/29/24 VAAP 5/29/24

VAAP joins BTV advisory board

VAAP 4/29/24 VAAP 4/29/24

VAAP Teaches two CLEs in May 2024

VAAP 4/18/24 VAAP 4/18/24

VAAP-supported H.606 Proceeds to Final Reading

VAAP 4/16/24 VAAP 4/16/24

VAAP publishes in VT Digger RE: Immigration Reform Beyond Borders

VAAP 4/11/24 VAAP 4/11/24

VAAP speaks to Burlington Free Press re: No Mas Polimigra

A farm worker who fled violence in Guatemala to build a life in Vermont may lose it all. Dan D’Ambrosio for Burlington Free Press (April 11, 2019).

VAAP 4/4/24 VAAP 4/4/24

VAAP testimony supporting VT H.606

VAAP 4/3/24 VAAP 4/3/24

VAAP comment to Criminal Justice Council re: No Mas Polimigra

VAAP 3/29/24 VAAP 3/29/24

VAAP volunteer wins award

VAAP 3/21/24 VAAP 3/21/24

VAAP goes to Washington

VAAP 2/22/24 VAAP 2/22/24

VAAP joins VT bar leaders at Burlington High’s Law Day

VAAP 2/2/24 VAAP 2/2/24

VAAP speaks to WCAX about expanding intake

BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - The Vermont Asylum Assistance Project (VAAP) has a new director. VAAP is a statewide organization that recruits, trains, and mentors lawyers to provide humanitarian status seekers in Vermont with no-cost legal services and support. Darren Perron spoke with Jill Martin Diaz about the organization and its work.

VAAP 1/30/24 VAAP 1/30/24

VAAP welcomes new director