The Alaska Immigration Justice Project (AIJP) is the only agency in Alaska dedicated to protecting the human rights of immigrants and refugees. Founded in 2005, AIJP staff provides statewide comprehensive immigration legal services. Collectively, AIJP Board and staff have more than 25 years of legal experience serving Alaska’s immigrants and refugees. AIJP staff provides services statewide, traveling to many communities throughout Alaska including, Unalaska, Sitka, Ketchikan, Kodiak, Juneau, Fairbanks, Kenai and Homer. AIJP’s legal service priorities include representing immigrant crime victims and people fleeing persecution and torture in their home countries.
In addition to providing quality direct legal services, AIJP staff members serve as a critical resource for state and federal public agencies on issues involving immigrants and refugees. Health care providers, social service providers, state officials, criminal defense attorneys, prosecutors and judges are just a few of the professionals in our state who rely on the expertise of the AIJP staff.
In 2007, AIJP opened the first statewide Language Interpreter Center (LIC). The LIC partners the public and private sector to offer statewide training for interpreters as well as provide referral services for all businesses and agencies in need of interpreter services. The LIC is working with foreign language interpreters as well as Alaska Native interpreters. |
Board Members
President
Bill Saupe
Vice President
Arthur Sosa
Treasurer
Randi Sweet
Secretary
Anastacia Smelova
Grace Jang
Kari Robinson
Tara Smith
Sarah Leonard
Raul Preciado
Tracy Speier
Kate Hohman
Staff Members
Robin Bronen
Executive Director
Jason Baumetz
Supervising Staff Attorney
Dan Rodgers
Staff Attorney
Arundel Pritchett
Staff Attorney
Ana Lucero
Paralegal
Emily Scholz
AmeriCorps VISTA
Dulce Vinales
Outreach Advocate
Carmen Sanchez
Administrative Assistant
Barb Jacobs
Language Interpreter Center
Program Manager
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