Professor Stacy Kern-Scheerer and Dolly Canevari, J.D. Class of 2021 at Graduation, May 2021 
Rebecca Jaegar (Class of 2020) and Mechelle King (Class of 2021), who prepared the Immigration Clinic’s first motion and supporting brief to the Immigration Court (Fall 2019) 
Dr. Rabia Jafri, Prof. Stacy Kern-Scheerer, Christian Litwiller (Class of 2020), Albana Zherka (Class of 2020), Maria Hieb (Class of 2021) 
Impact Reports
In June 2021, the Immigration Clinic published its first impact report, Rising to the Challenge. The Impact Reports provide information about Clinic cases, students’ experience in the Clinic, and the Clinic’s funding priorities in order to continue its growth.
Click here to view and download the 2021-22 Impact Report.
Click here to view and download the 2019-2021 Impact Report.
The Immigration Clinic in the News
The Immigration Clinic’s work with immigrants in Hampton Roads has been featured in the local news. Click here to read more.
The Pathways to Hope Initiative
Beginning in 2021, the Clinic partnered with the William & Mary School of Education’s Flanagan Counselor Education Clinic to provide mental health services to Immigration Clinic clients in need of assistance. Click here to read more about the Initiative.
July 2021 Share the Plate Video
In July 2021, the Clinic created this short video about our work and its importance for the Williamsburg Unitarian Universalist Church’s Share the Plate.
Share Our Impact
Below are infographics about the William & Mary Law School Immigration Clinic and our work. Click on each image below to see the full image.
Share the infographics on social media, and be sure to tag William & Mary Law School when you do!
William & Mary Law School Immigration Clinic Blog 
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