Supporting the direct representation of forcibly displaced people and their family members seeking safe passage to the United States by drafting memos, briefs, conducting fact-finding, and interviewing clients; Conducting intake interviews and identifying client needs for direct services; Participating in discrete special projects, including remote legal clinics; Conducting outreach to affected communities, preparing legal information materials, and participating in public education efforts; Drafting and updating legal practitioner guides, analyzing changes in law and newly released government documents, and creating other materials to assist IRAP staff and legal aid practitioners. Strong research, writing, and analytical skills; Strong interpersonal and communication skills; Sensitivity to client empowerment and to working with clients of all backgrounds, including LGBTI clients, survivors of trauma, and other vulnerable populations; Initiative to see projects through and the ability to multitask; Proficiency in Google Workspace; Excellent English communication skills required.