201political asylum / immigration representation project annual report8 Dear Friends of PAIR, In the past year, we’ve seen an already vulnerable immigrant population in Massachusetts become even more scared and confused about the changes in immigration law and policy. Communities are concerned about the anti-immigrant rhetoric, heightened use of enforcement and detention, and new laws and policies that adversely impact asylum seekers. It has been a painful year for our clients as we witnessed changes to laws that make asylum even more difficult to win, the termination of Temporary Protected Status for several countries, a drop in refugee resettlement numbers, and the cruel use of family detention, including the separation of young children, to punish immigrants who come to the U.S. in need of a safe haven. We have seen a surge in calls from people who are confused about their future. PAIR’s response to all You are respected and wanted here; you and your families are a part of this has been: You are not alone. country and community. You have rights. And we mean all of this. At PAIR, with over network of over 1,200 volunteer attorneys, we support vulnerable clients who are too traumatized to navigate the confusing and complex court systems. We can help empower our clients so their voices can be heard and so they can win relief. In the past year, PAIR staff and volunteers have served over 1,450 clients, including a political activist/blogger from Syria, a young Russia man targeted because of his sexual orientation, a Cameroonian political activist detained by ICE, an unaccompanied minor from Guatemala, and a group of detained Cuban dissidents whom PAIR helped win humanitarian parole. Today, all these clients are here safe and secure in the U.S. thanks to their dedicated PAIR pro bono attorneys. Together, we are able to send the powerful message that PAIR will keep fighting for immigrants who turn to us for justice, hope, and safety. We are so lucky to have allies like you by our side. Thank you for your activism, dedication, and continued support. Sincerely,

Anita P. Sharma Embracing growth Since 1989, PAIR has been committed to protecting immigrant rights and access to counsel for thousands of vulnerable asylum-seekers and detained immigrants. In the wake of rising challenges for asylum seekers and attacks on immigrant rights, PAIR has embraced sustainable growth to meet the growing need for legal aid.

In 2017-18, PAIR welcomed two new staff attorneys, grew its asylum intake clinic, and increased legal orientation in immigration detention. With the support of our donors and partner law firms, PAIR served a record number of more than 1,450 asylum-seekers and detained immigrants. OUR PROGRAMS

AsylumFor nearly 30 years, PAIR has been the premier provider of pro bono legal services for indigent asylum-seekers in Massachusetts. The process of seeking asylum has grown ever more perilous with entry point closures at the border, increased detention of families and minors, and legal challenges to domestic violence claims to strip asylum-seekers of relief. To fight against these assaults on immigrant rights, PAIR expanded its asylum intake clinic and added a new staff attorney to serve even more clients. of expert medical treatment.

When their hometown was destroyed shortly after, Amirah and her family fled for their lives to neighboring Jordan, where they stayed in a refugee camp. Her son, however, could not receive the medical care he needed there. “As an asylum seeker in the United States, I would like to thank PAIR. By way of assuring us free legal representation, PAIR reinforces the fairness of the legal system.”

A charity organization arranged for Amirah A CLIENT’S STORY and son to travel to the U.S. for medical treatment, though it meant separating from Amirah fled a brutal war that her husband and other children. Amirah destroyed her home in Syria and feared returning home to Syria and back to faced persecution because of her Jordan, where she had no legal status, and religion and political opinion. eventually connected with PAIR to apply for asylum. “Amirah” and her family were targeted by government forces in her village in Syria A pro bono team from Ropes & Gray, first for their religion, then for supporting mentored by PAIR staff attorneys, helped a pro-democracy revolution. On one Amirah win her asylum case in 2018, giving occasion, her son was shot by government her a safe haven. The team is now working forces while witnessing a peaceful protest, to reunite Amirah with her husband and leaving him in critical condition and in need children left behind in Syria. OUR PROGRAMS

PAIR is the only nonprofit in DetentionMassachusetts with negotiated access to ICE detention facilities for the purpose of providing detained immigrants with legal orientation. The number of immigrants detained by ICE continues to grow under new immigration enforcement policies, and PAIR has seen growing numbers of detained immigrants who have lived in the U.S. for many years, who are eligible for humanitarian forms of relief, or who came as unaccompanied minors. PAIR has responded by adding a new staff attorney in the detention program, expanding the number of legal orientations in detention, and serving more detained immigrants. A CLIENT’S STORY

Santiago fled harassment and violence because of his sexual orientation.

“Santiago” knew he was gay in adolescence. Growing up in his native Cuba, where homosexuality is historically criminalized, he was often harassed and threatened in school, even sometimes by teachers. Santiago, like most Cuban men, graduated high school to serve a mandatory year in the military, where harassment over his sexual orientation escalated into physical abuse.

On one occasion during his military training, a senior officer subjected Santiago to promote LGBT rights in Cuba, and to public humiliation, where fellow cadets consequently, was targeted by the local yelled slurs at him and spat on him, police. One night, officers broke into his for daring to report abusive behavior. home, detained and beaten. Santiago was discharged from the military on account of being gay and denied the Fearing for his life, Santiago fled, first to opportunity to go to university as a result. Mexico, then presented himself at the U.S. border to seek asylum. He was detained and “PAIR became a source of light at eventually transferred to Massachusetts, a time when I had lost hope and where Santiago connected with PAIR for restored hope back in to my life.” pro bono representation in his asylum case. With the help of PAIR’s Access to Justice Impassioned by the injustices he faced, Fellow Irene Freidel, Santiago won his Santiago became politically active in efforts asylum case and is now free to live in safety. COMMUNITY OUTREACH

RapidImmigrant communities continue to experienceResponse an assault on their legal rights and security. In response to rising fear and uncertainty, PAIR launched its community “Know Your Rights” initiative with the aim of empowering immigrants of varying circumstances to understand and use their constitutional rights. PAIR continues to partner with fellow nonprofits, neighborhood centers, public and charter schools, colleges, and healthcare providers to provide access to this vital legal education. In 2017-18, PAIR focused on growing the initiative in Western Massachusetts as well as the Cambridge area. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

In October of 2017, PAIR hosted a “Know Your Rights” Day at Rosie’s Place.

With the support of 18 volunteer attorneys, PAIR partnered with Rosie’s Place, in Boston, to host two days worth of “Know Your Rights” presentations. More than 350 women, who are English language learners at the shelter’s education center, attended presentation in English, Spanish, Haitian Creole, Portuguese and Chinese.

“It was really important for our students,” said Sara Jorgensen, Director of the COMMUNITY IMPACT Women’s Education Center at Rosie’s Place. “It empowered them to be confident when 100 someone from ICE comes to their door.” community Know Your Rights presentations conducted is fiscal year, for atotal of 475 since PAIR worked closely with Sara to create the program launched in late 2016. simple and visual presentations customized to students’ level of literacy. Following the 120 presentation, the Rosie’s Place staff was inspired to create a series of videos based volunteer lawyers trained to deliver on the “Know Your Rights” role playing for presentations this year, for a total of 300. immigrants who speak no English. 1,000 PAIR continues to empower immigrants community members reached this year, for a through “Know Your Rights” presentations total of 12,000. like this one. Our Impact At PAIR, we measure our impact in the success of representing our clients and in securing for them a future of safety and freedom. In fiscal year 2017-2018, PAIR served 1,450 clients across its Pro Bono Asylum Program and the Detention Center Initiative.

703 730 130 active asylum cases active detained immigrant new pro bono volunteer managed by PAIR clients managed by PAIR. lawyers recruited and volunteers and staff. trained to support PAIR’s program. 21,000 55 100% hours of donated legal successful cases won for grant rate for PAIR asylum services to PAIR clients. detained immigrants to be program cases decided in reunited with family. FY17-18. Our Clients Each year, PAIR clients represent more than 90 countries across the world, from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, and become part of the vibrant Massachusetts community. In FY 17-18, PAIR saw a significant amount of clients fleeing persistent violence from Central America, LGBT persecution in East Africa, and civil wars in the Middle East.

= country of origin for new clients in FY17-18. PAIR Gala On June 5th, 2018, PAIR’s longtime supporters, volunteers, former clients, and friends gathered for a poignant night of celebration. We were honored to have PAIR Board Member and former client Edith Fobid share her story of hope as our keynote speaker, alongside fellow PAIR Board Member and her pro bono attorney, David McHaffey.

2018 AWARD WINNERS Pro Bono Asylum Award Pro Bono Law Firm Award Kathryn R. Harris & Samira Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen Omervic, Ropes & Gray & Loewy Pro Bono Detention Award Outstanding Service Award Matthew R. Loecker & Ryan Irene Freidel, K&L Gates J. Perry, Morse Barnes-Brown Pendleton Outstanding Business Leader in Human Rights Pro Bono Mentor Award Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. Anthony Mirenda & Daniel McFadden, Foley Hoag Sarah B. Ignatius Award for Outstanding Achievement

Pro Bono Interpreter Award Professor Mary Holper, Boston Edith Fobis with PAIR Mikaela Wolf-Sorokin College Law School Board Member David McHaffey Gala SponsorsBernsen & Loewy • Goulston & Storrs • The Kraft Group Elite Level | $50,000 • Liberty Mutual Insurance • MassMutual • Morgan, Lewis & Bockius • Nutter McClennen & Fish • Sherin & Lodgen • Sidley Austin • Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom

Silver Level | $3,000 Champion Level | $20,000 Boston College Center for Human Rights & International Susan J. Cohen & Michael Klein Justice • Boston College Law School • Choate, Hall & Stewart • DLA Piper • Fidelity Investments • Foley Diamond Level | $15,000 & Lardner • Goodwin Procter • Kosmo Kalliarekos • Littler Mendelson • McCarter & English • McHaffey & Associates • Munger, Tolles & Olson • New England Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association • Seyfarth Shaw • Todd & Weld • Wendy Zazik & Mark Gale

Benefactor Level | $500-$2,000 Platinum Level | $10,000 Arrowood • Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Wiest & Garner • Eastern Bank • Latham & Watkins • Thomson Reuters • Demeo • Holland & Knight • Locke Lord • Morse Vertex Pharmaceuticals Barnes-Brown Pendleton • Nixon Peabody • Pierce Atwood • Reebok International • Sunstein Kann Murphy Gold Level | $5,000 & Timbers • White & Case • Wolf Greenfield & Sacks Chin & Curtis • Fish & Richardson • Fragomen, Del Rey, Ed Shapiro, far right, greeting newly arrived refugees at Boston Logan Airport.

Donor Spotlight THE SHAPIRO FOUNDATION on how they could support PAIR’s work. Through the generous support of The Following the 2016 presidential election Shapiro Foundation, PAIR was able to hire a and subsequent changes to immigration full-time staff attorney to provide free legal policy, PAIR faced a tremendous influx of representation to asylum seekers. With the asylum seekers in need of legal aid. While one additional staff attorney, we saw an we worked and accepted more cases, PAIR’s immediate impact in our ability to provide turn away rate shot up to 70% due to lack of legal representation. PAIR now accepts resources and staff. 50% of those who turn to us for free legal In late 2017, The Shapiro Foundation stepped services. in to help PAIR close this gap between access Of PAIR’s staff and high quality legal work, to justice and client need. Ed and Barbara Foundation Director Larry Tobin said, Shapiro, Trustees of the Foundation, with “Deepest thanks to each of you… You’re Foundation Director Larry Tobin, all who each teaching and pushing hard and have extensive experience assisting refugees transforming lives that are deeply in need throughout the world, began brainstorming of help.” RICHARD IANDOLI citizens unable to pay for counsel. Since 1989, he has served as the leading mentor Richard Iandoli of Iandoli Desai & Cronin to PAIR vast network of volunteer attorneys P.C., a donor and friend to the PAIR staff, and to legal advocates in the immigration has been at the center of the immigration community. Richard continues to inspire community in Boston for as long as there and guide with his vast knowledge, warmth, has been an immigration community. professional excellence, and years of Richard’s remarkable work supporting exceptional service for under-served and at immigrant rights spans four decades, times unpopular clients. throughout which time he has shared his exceptional legal talent and kind manner Richard’s advice to those who want to know with immense generosity. how they can help support PAIR’s fight for immigrant rights is clear: “Offer your talent As a PAIR pro bono, he has represented and energy in face of the needs which you indigent clients from Central America as encounter. Commit yourself to help change well as asylum-seekers from a variety of society. This little history that I offered other countries; detained asylum-seekers, confirms that change can be made. Justice LGBTI immigrants; and many other non- can be attained.”

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Redman Law Offices of Jeff Goldman Liberty Mutual Littler Mendelson Locke Lord Lurie Friedman LLP MassMutual Financial Group McCarter & English McHaffey & Associates Microsoft Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky & Popeo Morgan, Lewis & Bockius Morse Barnes-Brown Pendleton Munger, Tolles & Olson Nixon Peabody Nutter, McClennen & Fish Pepper Hamilton Pierce Atwood Proskauer Rose Reebok International Rising Tide Brewing Robinson & Cole Ropes & Gray Sanzone & McCarthy Seyfarth Shaw Sherin & Lodgen Sidley Austin Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom Sunstein Kann Murphy & Timbers Todd & Weld Thomson Reuters Vertex Pharmaceuticals Weil, Gotshal & Manges White & Case WilmerHale Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks Highlights PAIR was honored to have been named a 2018 Social Innovator by the Social Innovation Forum. The Social Innovator Accelerator helped PAIR gain visibility, expand their networks, and build capacity. PAIR participated in the SIF Social Issue Talks, speaking on justice for immigrants, and Mass LBGT Awards, May 2018 debuted its pitch at the annual Social Innovator Showcase.

Social Innovator Showcase, May 2018

The Massachusetts LGBT Bar Association recognized PAIR’s work on behalf of LGBT asylum- seekers and detained immigrants with the Kevin Larkin Memorial SIF Social Issue Talk, April 2018 Award for Public Service. In October 2017, the PAIR Project was named the Organization of State House Rally, November 2017 the Year by the Massachusetts During a trying year for Association of Hispanic Attorneys immigrant rights, PAIR staff (MAHA). showed their support at State House rallies urging the government to save Temporary Protected Status, reunite separated families, and more. PAIR held its first benefit concert, Music in Action, led by the generous efforts of Board Chair Susan Cohen. MAHA Awards, October 2017 Music in Action, September 2017 2018 FINANCIAL STATEMENT SUMMARY BOARD OF DIRECTORS Expenses FY16-17 FY17-18 Susan J. Cohen, President, Program $505,205 $649,646 Mintz Levin Administrative $62,686 $71,027 David McHaffey, Vice President, McHaffey Law Fundraising $62,987 $56,924 Steven D. Barrett, Treasurer, Total Expenses $631,060 $777,597 WilmerHale Vivie Hengst, Secretary, Attorney Income Sources FY17-18 Feruza Aripova, Northeastern University 1% Other 21% Individual Giving Michael P. Boudett, Foley Hoag Doris Cristobal, 32BJ SEIU Daniel Esrick, PillPack Edith Fobid, Hospice Worker Octavio Guerra, Business Owner Richard Harper, U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission Kathleen Henry, Eastern Bank Jamal Hussein, Financial Services Nancy Rego Sevich, State Street Global Markets Jennifer Rikoski, Ropes & Gray Alan Jay Rom, Rom Law PC Wendy Zazik, Fidelity Investments

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