Boston University School of Law - Immigrants' Rights & Human Trafficking Program

Boston University School of Law - Immigrants' Rights & Human Trafficking Program

Direct Services Agency

Anti-Trafficking

Adult; Citizen/Legal Permanent Resident; Female; Foreign National; Labor Trafficking; Male; Minor (Under 18); Sex Trafficking; Transgender Female-to-Male; Transgender Male-to-Female

A-3 Visa Holders; A-3 Visa Holders; H-2B Visa Holders - Forestry; G-5 Visa Holders; J-1 Visa Holders; H-2A Visa Holders; H-2B Visa Holders

Massachusetts (available to provide legal technical assistance and support in New England with preference to represent clients residing in MA)

M-F 9 am-5 pm; Line for legal referrals. Please leave a message with important details if staff are not available.

http://www.bu.edu/law/central/jd/programs/clinics/human-trafficking/

English; Spanish

OVC Human Trafficking Victim Services

Boston University School of Law’s Immigrants Rights’ and Human Trafficking Program provides direct pro bono representation to survivors of human trafficking in a variety of contexts, including victim compensation, employment rights, immigration relief, petitions to seal criminal records, and representation as witnesses and victims in the human trafficking criminal prosecution. BU Law also provides managed referrals to pro bono attorneys in other areas, including civil litigation, family law, guardianship, public benefits access, and housing.