Hannah Eberts Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Washington, United States

Interning in the VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) department assisting immigrant survivors of violence obtain immigration benefits.•Prepare and file applications, petitions, motions, and supporting documentations for visas, green cards, and other immigration benefits.•Manage a caseload of immigrant survivors of violence and conduct client interviews, gather facts, and assist attorney in drafting client declarations. •Conduct legal research on complex immigration issues, criminal law as it pertains to inadmissibilities in immigration law, and labor violations as it pertains to immigration benefits.

Managed a caseload of immigrant survivors of trafficking assisting clients find social and legal stability as they transition to living in the United States.•Managed the individualized social and legal needs of immigrant survivors of trafficking.•Secured permanent housing, financial assistance, medical and behavioral health care, and public benefits for clients. •Performed legal intakes to assess client’s case and eligibility for pro-bono representation. •Ensured government grant compliance by reviewing documentation and complying with reporting requirements.

Seattle, Washington, United States

•Collaborated with program and operations team to deliver financial assistance and support to domestic and international anti-human trafficking NGOs.•Provided support services to financial donors, NGO partners, and other international and domestic stakeholders.

Seattle, Washington, United States

•Contacted 2,500 targeted community members to promote IJM’s mission of holding local justice systems accountable and preventing violence against people living in poverty.•Assisted with data analysis to improve outreach and marketing strategies.

South Asia

•Co-facilitated public awareness events on human trafficking for students and community members in rural areas of West Bengal.•Partnered with government schools to implement empowerment club for girls to prevent trafficking and child marriage. •Researched for a community-targeted handbook on topics including human rights, Indian constitutional rights, child rights, and trafficking prevention. •Managed and supported team of six Master of Social Work students, including facilitating orientation sessions, delegating tasks, and offering feedback.

Fort Worth, Texas, United States

UnBound is an anti-trafficking organization that exists to support survivors and resource communities to fight human trafficking.

Fort Worth, Texas, United States

The NET Fort Worth is a non profit that uniquely focuses on relationships with the marginalized in their community by addressing their social and relational needs. The NET focuses on friendship to encourage and empower individuals in their own personal success. The target groups of their initiatives include individuals experiencing homelessness, refugee children, and women who have been sexually exploited.

Doctor Of Law - Jd, Law

Activities and Societies: Associate editor, Gonzaga Journal of International Law

Bachelors In Communication Sciences And Disorders, Cum Laude, Speech-Language Pathology/Pathologist

Activities and Societies: Deans List, Harris Ambassador Representative, Love 4 Lancaster (homeless outreach) club president, Refugee.