Founded in 1999, ILJ Network supports 16 locally operated sites across the country that have served over 60,000 clients in the last 12 years. They provide free or low-cost legal services to people of every race, nationality, religion, age, gender, and sexual orientation who have come to the United States seeking freedom, safety, and opportunity. Through their work, they envision a nation where every immigrant has access to justice in an anti-racist immigration system that honors the dignity of all people.

They provide strategic support to immigration attorneys, legal and other staff members, and boards of directors to strengthen local services and maximize our collective impact. They also oversee the expansion of the network by welcoming new sites in areas of greatest need. Key areas of their programming include their Consulting Attorney Program: Advice and Counsel, the Reverend Lupita Language Access Fund, the Survivor Support Fund, and their advocacy initiatives. You can learn more about each of these programs on their website.