Sonoma Area Archives - Immigration Institute of the Bay Area

Grants and Partnerships Program Manager

This position is responsible for the regional hub for immigrant families and the expansion of access to immigration legal services, outreach and education. The Project Manager’s primary goals are to ensure efficient and effective overall management of programs and collaboratives for which the IIBA serves as the Program Manager for the regional hub in the Northern California region. The Project Manager will be responsible for managing the implementation of the regranting, reporting, and field-building components of such programs. Additionally, the project Manager will be responsible for establishing long-term partnerships, strengthening existing relationships, and initiating new contacts with community partners, school districts and local funders.

Director of Development, San Francisco

The Director of Development is responsible for planning, organizing, and directing Immigration Institute of the Bay Area’s (IIBA) fundraising activities. This includes expanding our donor base to include a major gifts program and lead our annual appeal special events. The Director works closely with the Executive Director and the Communications Director in development and fund raising endeavors.

Senior Staff Attorney, Petaluma

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.

Free Sonoma Virtual Citizenship Workshop

IIBA is holding a free virtual citizenship workshop on February 17th from 3pm to 7pm. Please call IIBA at 707-320-0033 for more information.

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.