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InStepp resumes normal business hours
After more than a year of remote work brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, InStepp resumed normal business hours on Monday, July 5, 2021 to provide our clients more flexibility in accessing our …Read More >
Low-cost Immigration Legal Assistance is Available at InStepp inc.
For low-income immigrants, a Department of Justice -accredited (or DOJ accredited) representative, trained in immigration law, may be the only hope they have for representation in court. InStepp Inc. …Read More >
Workshop: Tax Information 2020
This monthly workshop, designed for InStepp clients, provides job search and interviewing skills training as well as other types of useful information to help prepare job seekers for work, empower …Read More >
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December 2021 InStepp Ambassador of the Month by Danielle Lewis
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Congratulations to Kym Azevedo, InStepp's December Ambassador of the Month. Kym, a native of North Carolina, is a marriage and family therapist working for Azevedo Family Psychology. She …Read More >
What Being Incarcerated Taught One Public Defender About the Criminal Justice System
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Keeda Haynes, a former Democratic congressional candidate and criminal justice advocate, discusses her experiences, the racial and criminal justice awakenings that happened in 2020 and where the …Read More >
Women and girls at high risk of being pushed into modern slavery
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Women and children are at high risk of being pushed into contemporary forms of slavery, according to UN-appointed independent rights experts. Click here to read the article in UN news about how …Read More >
