WR Immigration is focused on environmental protection. Led by Managing Partner, Bernie Wolfsdorf, the firm has committed to live the values of environmental protection, implementing a new policy to meet this challenge.
From the Desk of the Managing Partner: WR Immigration Commits to Reducing Its Impact on the Environment
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To support the Black Lives Matter movement, the Firm provided four hours of civic engagement paid time off to encourage staff to participate in one of the many protests and rallies held across the country. Staff also donated money, matched by the Firm, to non-profits promoting social justice.
WR Immigration Announcement on Indigenous Peoples Day 2021
Today we recognize the Indigenous Peoples who have resided on this land for tens of thousands of years and have faced a loss of land, culture, and tradition. Indigenous Peoples day allows Indigenous communities to be recognized and celebrate their vast diversity of unique traditions, cultures, and languages. It is also important to acknowledge and honor the history of the land we reside on and preserve the traditions of the Indigenous Peoples. WR Immigration would like to share some ways you can celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day: Take time to learn on what land you reside on: This interactive map allows you to identify what Indigenous peoples land you may reside on: https://native-land.ca/ What land WR Immigration offices reside on: Boston: Pawtucket and Massa-adchu-es-et (Massachusett) land Los Angeles: Chumash, Tongva, Fernandeño Tataviam, and Kizh land New York: Munsee Lenape land Oakland: Confederate Villages of Lisjan, Ohlone, Muwekma, and Chochenyo land San Francisco: Ramaytush, Ohlone, and Muwekma land Santa Monica: Chumash, Tongva and Kizh land Take time to educate yourself on Indigenous Peoples history: Everything You Need to Know About Indigenous Peoples Day Rethinking How We Celebrate American History – Indigenous Peoples’ Day Indigenous Peoples Culture – United Nations Donate to Indigenous […]
