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Currently, UF Law’s Intimate Partner Violence Assistance Clinic (IPVAC) provides indigent survivors of family violence with legal representation, mental health counseling, and victim advocacy services. IPVAC pioneers a national model that advances trauma response practices, policies, and professional development through a system of holistic services available in community settings.

This clinic will provide indigent immigrants with legal representation, mental health counseling and victim advocacy, using a national model that advances trauma responsive practices. Last year, the clinic focused primarily on services to immigrants who are survivors of domestic, dating, sexual and stalking violence, but it will expand services to a broader range of immigrants in the coming year.

This clinic will promote economic development by eliminating barriers to employment such as undocumented status, lack of housing, and lack of healthcare for immigrants and farmworkers. It will also educate law students on public interest advocacy.

Eliminating Economic Barriers for Immigrant and Farm Workers

Children and Families Law Clinic

Farmworker and Immigration Rights Clinic

Veterans Law Clinic

Detention Project

Addressing the Racial Wealth Gap Project

Eliminating Economic Barriers Immigrant and Farmworker Clinic

Detention Project

Eliminating Economic Barriers Immigrant and Farmworker Clinic

Public Service Fellowship Program

Loan Program

Public Service Fellowship Program

Center for Governmental Responsibility

Summer Seminar Program

Public Service Fellowship Program

Public Service Fellows Program

Handicapped Rights Project