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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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November 2021 InStepp Ambassador of the Month by Danielle Lewis
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Congratulations to Caroline Griffin, InStepp's November Ambassador of the Month. Caroline, a native of Raleigh, attended Wake Tech and NC State University. She is currently Director of …Read More >
Paid leave is out, universal pre-K is in. What women — especially women of color — have at stake in the pandemic recovery
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Family-friendly policies that help Americans with care needs will be crucial for women’s economic recovery from the pandemic — especially for many women of color and low-wage workers. Click …Read More >
Update on Asylum and Visa Rules: Immigrant Victims of Domestic Violence Gain New Hope?
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Click here to read the article in Siliconeer by Amar D. Gupta about the current visa options available for abused women in the United States …Read More >
