Staff Attorney, Petaluma
The Immigration Institute of the Bay Area (IIBA) is seeking a full time Staff Attorney for its Petaluma office. This position supports IIBA’s mission by providing quality immigration-specific legal service, advice, and representation in support of low income individuals; supervising legal work of employees and/or volunteer workers at sites; representing IIBA at events for clients, partner organizations, and the media; and maintaining high standards for legal protocols and record keeping.
Part-Time Administrative Assistant, Fremont
The primary purpose of the Administrative Assistant is to provide part-time (minimum 20 hours a week) administrative support for IIBA’s Fremont immigration legal program. The Administrative Assistant will support the smooth running of the office and help improve procedures and day-to-day operations.
Volunteer Manager, San Francisco
The Volunteer Manager will be responsible for placing volunteers “across” the organization to fill positions specific to aiding IIBA staff in interpreting for clients when IIBA does not have the language skills or the capacity to address the needs of a prospective or current client. The Volunteer Manager will be responsible for holding an annual volunteer appreciation event to recognize the contributions of IIBA’s volunteers. The ideal candidate will be bi or trilingual and a professionally trained interpreter or have significant experience in interpretation.
Administrative Assistant, Redwood City
The primary purpose of the Administrative Assistant is to provide administrative support for IIBA Redwood City immigration legal program. The Administrative Assistant will ensure the smooth running of the office and help improve procedures and day-to-day operations.
Director of Grants, San Francisco
The Director of Grants position will work in partnership with IIBA’s current Director of Grants. The Co-Director roles will be responsible for the overall management of IIBA’s multiple grant programs. This includes the effective oversight of IIBA’s government and foundation contracts and grant awards. This position will primarily focus on the management and acquisition of foundation grants.
Director of Communications, San Francisco
IIBA seeks an accomplished and strategic Director of Communications to lead all marketing and communications efforts for IIBA. IIBA seeks a Director of Communication to be the strategic voice of the organization to amplify and elevate immigrant voices and help address the critical issues that face immigrants and their families. The Director of Communication, in partnership with IIBA leadership, helps shape the narrative that drives impact and broadens IIBA’s audience. The successful Director is a dynamic storyteller who can share the stories of the immigrants we serve and can help translate complex issues to a diverse constituency. The right candidate is someone who shares a passion for the work and mission of IIBA, and has excellent communication and social media skills, and enjoys working individually and as part of a team. The ideal candidate is flexible and responsive to competing priorities.
Senior Staff Attorney, Oakland
The Senior Staff Attorney supports IIBA’s mission by providing quality immigration-specific legal service, advice, and representation in support of low income individuals; provides supervision for staff, volunteers and new hires; represents IIBA at events for clients, and partner organizations; and maintains high standards for legal protocols and record keeping.
Law Student Intern / Extern / Law Clerk
IIBA is interested in hosting law students during the academic year as part- or full-time interns or externs, and during the summer as full-time law clerks. Interns, externs, and law clerks will gain experience in humanitarian immigration law through work on individual legal cases and, depending on the needs of the office, outreach or other special projects. These are unpaid positions.
Immigration Legal Fellowship
The Immigration Institute of the Bay Area (IIBA) invites law students and recent law school graduates to apply for externally-funded legal fellowships. Fellows will be placed at one of IIBA’s seven offices, where they will support IIBA’s mission by providing immigration legal service, advice, and representation in support of low-income individuals.