Partner Leslie Ditrani volunteered at CLSACC, the Cambridge Community Legal Services and Counseling Center. The clinic runs on the third Wednesday of every month, providing free legal consultation and advice to immigrants from Cambridge and the surrounding communities.
This May, WR Immigration is celebrating the outstanding contributions of our Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) partners. Partner Naveen Rahman Bhora quickly stands out as a leader in the field, having cultivated an international reputation for her expertise in U.S. immigration matters. Her accomplishments include scores of publications on advanced immigration topics, presentations at local and national immigration forums, and leadership roles on several AILA committees. As a mother of twins and a Bangladeshi immigrant, Naveen also brings a unique perspective and skillset to the field of immigration. Naveen’s motto is “immigration is not a transaction, it’s a relationship.” Her practice is driven by a profound empathy for clients stemming from her early exposure to humanitarian work, as well as a passion for guiding individuals through complex legal processes. Naveen’s professional and academic experience is undeniably impressive, and her skillset produces optimal results for clients. At the end of the day, Naveen gets satisfaction knowing she makes a positive impact in people’s lives and for Naveen, that is the heart of immigration work. We are proud to share Naveen’s inspiring immigration journey. More About Naveen’s Immigration Story Labor shortages and U.S. immigration Immigrants play a key role in the […]
We once again collaborated with Project Citizenship, signing up at a sponsorship level of 10 volunteers for their 6th annual Citizenship Day in Boston on September 28, 2019. Citizenship Day in Boston is the largest citizenship workshop in New England. Project Citizenship and the Mayor’s Office for Immigrant Advancement partnered to host this event. Since 2014, close to 1,400 people have applied for citizenship on Citizenship Day in Boston, with over 400 people applying in 2019. We exceeded sponsorship level and had 12 people volunteer to assist Project Citizenship’s clients.
