Webinars & Trainings

Legal Trainings

Through our MCLE trainings, we equip lawyers, advocates, and community leaders with practical and substantive knowledge in immigration law, civil and constitutional rights, human rights, and effective litigation practice. Each session bridges legal education with our broader mission to advance equality and justice under the law.

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Recorded Trainings

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ICWC v. Noem Practice Advisory & Toolkit

On May 20, 2026, the court in ICWC v. Noem issued an order temporarily restoring protections for certain immigrant survivors with pending petitions. Class counsel and the Organizational Plaintiffs have prepared templates that we hope will help practitioners and class members implement the order in their individual cases.

Advocates Continue Fight to Defend Immigrant Children’s Rights

Trump Administration Seeks to Terminate Protections for Children Despite Harrowing Stories From Children in Detention

Advocates Fight to Defend the Flores Settlement Agreement as the Trump Administration Seeks to Terminate Protections for Children Amidst Harrowing Stories from Children in Detention

On June 2nd, Flores counsel will argue before the Ninth Circuit against the government’s attempt to terminate the Flores Settlement Agreement - the primary safeguard against abuse, neglect, and prolonged imprisonment of immigrant children.

Past Trainings

mié 24 de jun
ICWC v. Noem: A Practical Guide to the Preliminary Relief Order, Toolkit, & Practice Advisory
Detalles
24 jun 2026, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. GMT-7
Zoom
This training will provide case updates and explain the court’s May 2026 preliminary ruling. The webinar will then walk participants through the Practice Advisory and Toolkit templates developed by the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law, class co-counsel & the organizational plaintiffs.
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vie 27 de mar
Expanding Sanctuary: Film Screening & Panel Discussion
Detalles
27 mar 2026, 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. GMT-7
Art Theatre of Long Beach, 2025 E 4th St, Long Beach, CA 90814, USA
Join the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law and Director, Kristal Sotomayor, for a film screening of Expanding Sanctuary in Long Beach, CA!
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mié 25 de mar
When Release is Not the End: Challenging Immigration Re-Detention
Detalles
25 mar 2026, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. GMT-7
Zoom
Across the country, immigrants who were previously released from detention after the government determined they were not a danger or a flight risk are increasingly being re-detained at ICE appointments and/or during their immigration proceedings.
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lun 02 de mar
The Immigration Shadow Docket: How Emergency Orders are Reshaping the Law
Detalles
02 mar 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Zoom
The training will be led by Stephen Vladeck, nationally recognized expert on the Supreme Court. This training will examine the shadow docket decisions that are reshaping immigration law and policy and will provide guidance on how legal practitioners should consider and respond to these rulings.
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jue 29 de ene
Don't Surrender the Narrative: Reclaiming Legislative Intent Through Effective Legislative Research
Detalles
29 ene 2026, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Zoom
This training will focus on how to do legislative research effectively to support litigation. The session will be practical and visual, walking through where to look, what to pull, and how to use it.
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