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In another attempt to further alienate all immigrants,including the survivors we work with everyday, last week the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) released and updated Notice to [...]

Summer of 2018 was kicked off by some truly inspiring advocacy when ICADV sent me to Capitol Hill in early June to advocate with nearly 100 of my peers for continued funding for our programs. [...]

Our school administrators planted the seed, and they expected us to water it. How about we, the Mighty Panthers, stand on our football field and form a heart shape, you know, to “stand in [...]

The fiscal year 2018 omnibus spending bill was passed by Congress on March 23, 2018. ICADV celebrates the inclusion of much-needed resources for survivors, yet remains concerned about the impact [...]

The Indiana General Assembly adjourned at midnight on March 14, 2018 in unprecedented chaos that left 5 substantial bills dead. Governor Holcomb announced on March 19 that he will reconvene the [...]

For the third year in row, Indiana lawmakers listened to consumer advocates, faith leaders, veterans, and concerned citizens and stopped a proposal to expand high-cost payday lending. HB 1319, [...]