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Seeking WashU health care volunteers
Our Asylum Support Initiative seeks to recruit, train, and establish a roster of volunteers who can then conduct forensic medical and/or psychological evaluations for asylum seekers in the St. Louis area.
Center hosts Asylum Support Initiative information session, seeks WashU health care volunteers
The Center for Human Rights, Gender & Migration seeks WashU volunteers to conduct forensic evaluations for the Asylum Support Initiative. Get involved!
Reflections on working with the Center for Human Rights, Gender & Migration
Written by Max Karakul, 2023 School of Law graduate I am proud of the work that I have been able to do with the Center for Human Rights, Gender and Migration and thankful for the opportunity to do it. I am proud of the work because it is the kind of global, impactful work that […]