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  • Mother’s Day Reflections from Tahirih Supporters

    May 18th, 2023

    Mother’s Day is a time of celebration and reflection for many families. At Tahirih, at least 28% of our clients were mothers in 2022, and many of our staff and […]

  • Maryland Repeals Spousal Defense for Rape

    May 16th, 2023

    On May 15, Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed a bill into law ending marriage as a legal defense against rape and other sex offenses.

  • The Atlanta Appellate Project: Challenging Injustice in the Atlanta Immigration Courts

    May 15th, 2023

    Tahirih’s Atlanta office is excited to announce our relaunched and reinvigorated Appellate Project. The Appellate Project is working to address the underlying bias, unfair practices, and misapplications of law that make the Atlanta immigration courts a national outlier.

  • Reflecting on My Two Years as CEO

    May 9th, 2023

    I can be described by those who know me as a reluctant CEO. When Layli (my former boss and Tahirih’s founder and visionary leader for over 25 years) decided she […]

  • Pro Bono Spotlight: Morrison Foerster Represents Afghan Family of Asylum Seekers

    May 1st, 2023

    When Tahirih launched our Afghan Asylum Project in August 2021, we knew it would be a massive undertaking that would require a lot of support from our staff and our […]

  • Understanding the Intersections of Sexual Assault and Immigration Status

    April 26th, 2023

    Over half of women and almost 1 in 3 men have experienced sexual violence during their lifetimes, according to the Centers for Disease Control. Each April, we recognize Sexual Assault […]

  • 2023 Policy Platform

    April 26th, 2023

    Tahirih’s policy work is rooted in our core values and in our promise theory of change. We work to advance policies and laws that enable immigrant survivors of gender-based violence to purse legal immigration status, live in safety, and fore their own paths.

    The Tahirih Justice Center is prioritizing the following policy goals to immediately improve protections for immigrant survivors with simultaneously seeking long-term, systemic change.