Eric Hill-Tanquist is the pro bono coordinator for the humanitarian organization Al Otro Lado.  Eric is stationed in Tijuana where he aids refugees and those seeking asylum in the United States.  Al Otro Lado provides holistic legal support and impact litigation to protect the rights of immigrants and asylum-seekers.  In this podcast, Eric sheds light on vicarious trauma, or secondary trauma, that can dramatically affect those who repeatedly hear stories of trauma from clients, and discusses solutions to help humanitarian aid workers best deal with secondary trauma and more effectively serve their clients.

Hosted by Annie Le.

Edited and Produced by Kirkman Ridd and Danielle Silva.

Music from "Awakening Instrumental" by Wataboi

Professor Bill Ong Hing is a renowned expert on immigration law who is often called to write and speak on the topic.  In this live recording at an event sponsored by Solidarity On Tap, Professor Hing talks about the motivations for his new book entitled "Abolish ICE" and the relationship between immigration and racial justice in this nationwide movement.

Featuring Professor Bill Ong Hing, professor at the University of San Francisco School of Law.

Edited and Produced by Kirkman Ridd and Danielle Silva.

Music from "Awakening Instrumental" by Wataboi.

While the process to becoming a lawful permanent resident may be easier than one for citizenship, the process is still demanding for many. In this week's episode, our host walks through the many sacrifices and restrictions that occur in the LPR process.

Written and Hosted by Jacqueline Keoseyan-Zaragoza.

Edited and Produced by Kirkman Ridd and Danielle Silva.

Music from "Awakening Instrumental" by Wataboi.

A green card is necessary for citizenship but having a green card doesn't mean you are aiming to be a citizen. This episode tackles the rationales of pursuing or not pursuing citizenship after reaching a green card and the trends in naturalization applications over the years.

Written and Hosted by Danielle Silva.

Edited and Produced by Kirkman Ridd and Danielle Silva.

Music from "Awakening Instrumental" by Wataboi.

Professor Bill Ong Hing is the lead professor of the Immigration Policy Clinic and Immigration Deportation Clinic at the University of San Francisco School of Law. Here, he talks about his experience in immigration including the importance of advocacy, immigration trends, and his own journey into immigration law over the course of two episodes. 

Interviewing Professor Bill Ong Hing.

Hosted by Ron Galvan.

Edited and Produced by Kirkman Ridd and Danielle Silva.

Music from "Awakening Instrumental" by Wataboi

Professor Bill Ong Hing is the lead professor of the Immigration Policy Clinic and Immigration Deportation Clinic at the University of San Francisco School of Law. Here, he talks about his experience in immigration including the importance of advocacy, immigration trends, and his own journey into immigration law over the course of two episodes. 

Featuring Professor Bill Ong Hing.

Hosted by Ron Galvan.

Edited and Produced by Kirkman Ridd and Danielle Silva.

Music from "Awakening Instrumental" by Wataboi.

From the University of San Francisco School of Law Immigration Policy Clinic, No Visa Needed is brand new podcast exploring immigration law ranging from its effect on communities to interviews of experts and immigrants.

Join us for our first episode featuring Professor Bill Ong Hing on October 29, 2021.

Voiced by Ron Galvan and Lauren McKinney

Edited and Produced by Danielle Silva and Kirkman Ridd

Trailer Written by Alexandra Villalon

Music from "Awakening Instrumental" by Wataboi