For well over a decade, Megan Hope has provided social services to immigrants who require assistance navigating the challenges of being detained in Colorado, resettling in a new community, and finding stability after a period of significant flux. Megan has advocated on behalf of countless individuals and is an expert in her field. Now, she uses her unique lens to lift up the need for a system change that includes wrap-around social services for migrants rather than continuing down the path of detaining people in dehumanizing and abusive facilities. Read the full piece on Colorado Newsline.
RMIAN Social Services Project Director Promotes Value of Immigration Case Management
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