As the state has begun to reopen, the problems that have emerged as a result of the pandemic have not just simply gone away. The positive is that businesses are reopening and many are able to return to work; however, this is not the case for everyone. One problem that continues to be the source of anxiety and fear among…
The COVID-19 public health crisis has changed the way we all live, and for the disability community, these changes are even more profound. Parents who find themselves in a bind with how to manage this transition and new issues that arise with remote learning, are also balancing having to modify instruction to their children’s needs. Individuals with anxiety disorders find…
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I work as a bilingual paralegal in CLASI’s immigration project. Our clients include both documented and undocumented immigrants who have been victims of domestic violence, human trafficking, child abuse or other serious crimes that occurred here in the U.S. In most cases, they have already endured terrible suffering, armed violence and worse before coming here; they are the very definition…
Many things in the world have changed recently due to COVID-19 – we are now sheltering in place, engaging in self-isolation, and practicing social distancing, in order to comply with public health mandates. One thing remains the same: domestic violence is still occurring and the victims of family violence still need help, now more than ever. In Delaware, over the…