Yesterday was a very special wedding edition of RILC’s monthly Kona trip. After spending most of the day in client meetings, with Jennifer Hoshino ’25,

Equal Justice Works Fellow Danicole Ramos ’23 appeared on Hawaii News Now with Annalisa Burgos this morning to talk about his project providing immigration legal

Thanks to the support of the UHM Office of Student Equity, Excellence and Diversity (SEED), RILC was able to support the Pacific Gateway Center with

We were very fortunate to have Professor Constance MacIntosh, a visiting scholar from Dalhousie University Schulich School of Law, and Professor Jamie Liew, a Fulbright

Equal Justice Works Fellow Danicole Ramos ’23 and Jennifer Hoshino ’25 tabled at the St. Joseph Church ministry fair today to conduct outreach for our

This weekend the entire clinical class traveled to Kona for RILC’s pop up clinic. The students spent Saturday and Sunday serving 15 clinic clients and

David Garfield, an asylum attorney in Washington, D.C. and Honolulu, visited the RILC to share his wisdom about the use of forensic psychological evidence in

Mahalo nui to Jayci Roney, Director of the USCIS Honolulu Field Office, and Leo Martinez, a senior officer in the Honolulu Field Office, for speaking

Congratulations, Mr. C, on becoming a citizen! Mr. C was a participant at one of our naturalization workshops in Waipahu last July. At the workshop,

On Saturday, February 3, the RILC spent a productive 14-hour day meeting with clients in Kona: preparing Immigration Court cases and asylum filings; work permit