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Working with Immigrants: The Intersection of Basic Immigration, Housing, and Domestic Violence Issues in California 2016

Chair(s): Brenda Star Adams, Linda Tam
Practice Area: Family Law, Immigration, Pro Bono
Published: May 2016
ISBN: N/A
PLI Item #: 150587
CHB Spine #: 62

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Chapter 1. The Role of Culture in the Lawyer-Client Relationship
Chapter 2. Introduction to Cultural Literacy (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 3. Power and Control Wheel
Chapter 4. The Cycle of Violence
Chapter 5. Why People Stay in Abusive Relationships
Chapter 6. Freedom from Violence: Using the Stages of Change Model to Realize the Promise of Civil Protection Orders, Excerpt of pages 322-332, 72 Ohio St. L.J. 303 (2011)
Chapter 7. Transforming Domestic Violence Representation, Kentucky Law Journal, 101 KY L.J. 483 (2012–2013)
Chapter 8. Immigrant Power and Control Wheel
Chapter 9. Lesbian/Gay Power and Control Wheel
Chapter 10. Domestic Violence Orientation (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 11. Cultural Considerations in Domestic Violence Cases (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 12. Housing and Immigrants: Types of Immigration Status, Eligibility of Subsidized Housing for Immigrants, and Advocating for Immigrants’ Housing Rights
Chapter 13. Housing and Immigrants: Advocating for Access, Safety and Advocacy for Immigrants (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 14. Domestic Violence and Housing: How California Laws, the Fair Housing Act, and the Violence Against Women Act Protect Survivors of Domestic Violence from Denial of Housing, Help Them Defend and Avoid Eviction, and Aid Survivors in Maintaining Safe and Stable Housing
Chapter 15. Domestic Violence Safety Plan Checklist
Chapter 16. VAWA 2013 Continues Vital Housing Protections for Survivors and Provides New Safeguards (January 2014)
Chapter 17. The Violence Against Women Reauthorization Action of 2013: Overview of Applicability to HUD Programs, Department of Housing and Urban Development, Federal Register, Vol. 78, No. 151 (August 2013)
Chapter 18. Housing and Community Facilities Programs Administrative Notice: Implementation of 42 U.S.C. 14043e-11 of the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act in Rural Development’s Multi-Family Housing Programs (January 2015)
Chapter 19. HUD Programs: Violence Against Women Act Conforming Amendments, Department of Housing and Urban Development, Federal Register, Vol. 75, No. 207 (October 2010)
Chapter 20. Assessing Claims of Housing Discrimination Against Victims of Domestic Violence Under the Fair Housing Act (FHAct) and the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (February 2011)
Chapter 21. Certification of Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, or Stalking, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Form HUD-50066 (July 2014)
Chapter 22. Domestic Violence and Housing (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 23. California Family Code Statutes (Sections 3011, 3020, 3040, 3044, 3424, 4320 and 2210)
Chapter 24. Domestic Violence Prevention Forms (DV-100, DV-101, DV-110, DV-130), Judicial Council of California
Chapter 25. Family Law & Immigration (PowerPoint Slides)
Chapter 26. Gender-Based Asylum Post-Matter of A-R-C-G: Evolving Standards and Fair Application of the Law, Southwestern Journal of International Law, Vol. 22 (2016)
Chapter 27. Immigration Protections for Survivors of Domestic Violence: Asylum, VAWA, U Visas and T Visas (PowerPoint slides)
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