The Legal Intelligencer
...• On Tuesday, HIAS Pennsylvania is set to hold its annual Golden Door Awards Celebration from...
...• On Thursday, HIAS Pennsylvania is set to provide a free pro bono training program on...
...Mary Cate Gordon • Denise M. Keyser HIAS Pennsylvania Volunteers The following is a list of pro bono...
...at a meeting of the Philadelphia Bar Association's immigration committee, HIAS Pennsylvania is set to offer a free CLE training program on U...
...Greenberg was appointed to the board of directors of HIAS Pennsylvania. She also joined the board's development committee...
• On Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, the Homeless Advocacy Project is holding legal clinics at the following Philadelphia locations and times: From 10 to 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Francis Inn, 2441 K
...• On Thursday, HIAS Pennsylvania is set to hold its annual luncheon meeting from noon to...
...org or 215-523-9550. On September 27, HIAS Pennsylvania is set to hold its 2012 annual luncheon meeting from 12...
...if the petition is granted, can achieve permanent residency. HIAS Pennsylvania's Immigrant Youth Advocacy Project, the only one of its kind...
...On April 24, HIAS Pennsylvania will host its annual fundraising event, "Celebrating the Resilience and...
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