Navigating the world of U.S. immigration can be a daunting experience, whether you’re seeking to live and work in the country or simply trying to understand the system. One of the most crucial aspects of this process is obtaining a Green Card, officially known as a Permanent Resident Card. This blog post will provide a […]
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Expanding Access: Daily Legal Consultations for Our Immigrant Community
At HRI, we’re thrilled to announce a significant expansion of our services: daily legal consultations for our immigrant community. This initiative underscores our unwavering commitment to providing high-quality legal representation to those who need it most, particularly vulnerable individuals who may not have the means to secure such vital services.
Read MoreEmbracing Change: Empowering Lives Through Immigration Advocacy
In the whirlwind of recent events shaping national immigration policy, one thing remains steadfast: change. From sweeping executive orders to nuanced shifts in bureaucratic processes, the landscape for immigrants and asylum seekers in the U.S. shifts by the day.
Read MoreWelcome Veronica Gonzalez as Director of Social Services
HRI is excited to announce Veronica Gonzalez as Director of Social Services. Learn more about her passion for the department, how they support our clients, and how you can get involved below. What excites you about your new role as Director of Social Services? VG: I am absolutely thrilled about my recent promotion to Director of […]
Read MoreOnward and Upward!
Dear HRI Supporters, You may have already heard the bittersweet news: HRI is saying good bye to our Executive Director Bill Holston, who first joined HRI as a volunteer attorney and has served since late 2012 as Executive Director. We are thankful for Bill’s deep commitment to leading HRI in Texas and we want to […]
Read MoreA History, a Farewell, and a Hope
From the desk of Bill Holston: Dear Friends This Fourth of July I’m reflecting on the 11 years that I’ve led HRI as Executive Director. I’ve led this organization through three Presidential administrations and a Pandemic. I’ve often said, the work has always been hard, and I’ve been critical of every single presidential administration during that time. Sadly, as a country, we have not always matched our aspirations about […]
Read MoreHow Do We Celebrate Juneteenth When Black Communities Remain Under Attack?
Celebrating Juneteenth, signifying “freedom” for African Americans due to the legal abolition of slavery, reminds us that true freedom for African Americans has never been fully realized in the United States. Our country remains in great turmoil and is divided about the state of our Union, and achieving equality for the Black communities. If Black […]
Read MoreHuman Rights Initiative of North Texas Announces Change in Leadership
MEDIA CONTACT: Maryam Baig MBaig@hrionline.org 5/23/2023 DALLAS, TX – Today, HRI announced that its Executive Director, Bill Holston, will be stepping down from his role after 11 years of dedicated and committed service to asylum seekers, refugees and the entire immigrant community of North Texas. This change corresponds with a succession plan initiated in collaboration […]
Read MoreHRI Marks 5th Annual National AAPI Day Against Bullying and Hate
On May 18, 2023, anti-bullying nonprofit Act To Change is rallying the nation in commemorating the fifth Annual National Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Day Against Bullying and Hate. Human Rights Initiative is committed to ending bullying and hate in the AAPI community and is proud to join over 100 organizations and over […]
Read MoreCelebrate World Refugee Day with HRI at Books & Brews!
DALLAS – Human Rights Initiative of North Texas (HRI) announces its annual World Refugee Day event, in collaboration with Whose Books to take place on Tuesday, June 20, 2023 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the bookstore’s location (512 W Davis Street, Dallas, TX 75208). Titled BOOKS & BREWS, this evening will be uniquely […]
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