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Senior Program Associate
Rodolfo joined Vera in October 2007 to work on Vera's national Translating Justice language access project with law enforcement and other criminal justice stakeholders. Rodolfo came to Vera with experience in language access and ensuring immigrant access to government services, particularly education. Previously, he worked as a policy analyst at Advocates for Children, where he worked on the Immigrant Students Rights Project. He has also served as a law clerk for a plaintiff’s side employment law firm and spent two summers as a legal fellow with La Raza Centro Legal, a Latino/immigrant’s rights nonprofit in San Francisco. Rodolfo has a BA from Stanford University, a law degree from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law, and a master's degree in bilingual/bicultural education studies from Columbia University’s Teachers College.
Blog Posts
A personal reflection from the author of a new Vera brief about law enforcement's use of the U-visa.
New materials developed by Vera and Legal Momentum can help police better understand the U-visa application and certification process.
People who work in law enforcement throughout the country are debating the principles of Arizona's new statute. What could this type of law mean for police officers' relationships with immigrant communities?
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Rodolfo joined Vera in October 2007 to work on Vera's national Translating Justice language access project with law enforcement and other criminal justice stakeholders. Rodolfo came to Vera with experience in language access and ensuring immigrant access to government services, particularly education. Previously, he worked as a policy analyst at Advocates for Children, where he worked on the Immigrant Students Rights Project. He has also served as a law clerk for a plaintiff’s side employment law firm and spent two summers as a legal fellow with La Raza Centro Legal, a Latino/immigrant’s rights nonprofit in San Francisco. Rodolfo has a BA from Stanford University, a law degree from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law, and a master's degree in bilingual/bicultural education studies from Columbia University’s Teachers College.
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