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Caitlin Boswell – Policy and Advocacy Manager
Caitlin joined JCWI in July 2019 to lead on the EU citizens project, campaigning for EU citizens’ rights through reform of the EU Settlement Scheme. Since July 2021 she has worked on policy and advocacy in all JCWI’s campaign areas, with a focus on the rights of undocumented migrants and migrant workers. Prior to JCWI…
Cecilia Correale – Caseworker
Cecilia completed her degree in Law and Politics at Lancaster University and went on to work as a paralegal at a Law Centre. Following her LPC LLM at University of Law, she worked as a paralegal in a private firm until joining JCWI as a trainee solicitor in January 2021. Cecilia is Level 2 IAAS…
Janahan Sivanathan – Paralegal
Janahan is a law student at Birkbeck, University of London. He was motivated to study law after experiencing the UK’s immigration system first hand, as a Tamil refugee. He was named runner up for the Future Legal Mind award 2020, for his essay on discrimination against Foreign National Offenders embedded in the UK immigration system.…
Francesca Humi – Coordinator of the UK-France-Belgium Crossborder Forum
Francesca joined JCWI as the Coordinator for the UK-France-Belgium Crossborder Forum in October 2022. The Crossborder Forum, hosted by JCWI, is a space for civil society organisations concerned with the UK-France-Belgium border to exchange information and expertise on ongoing crossborder migration and asylum issues. She previously worked at Kanlungan Filipino Consortium, delivering immigration casework for undocumented…
Black History Month: Celebrating Windrush Heroes
In late 2017, Runnymede Trust, JCWI and others helped shine a spotlight on the treatment of people who had arrived in the UK as British citizens, but were now losing their homes, jobs and even being deported. A few months later, the story hit the headlines and became known as the Windrush scandal. Now we’re sharing…
Who are the UK's undocumented population?
Download this one-pager What do we mean by ‘undocumented migrants’? The term ‘undocumented migrant’ refers to someone living in the UK, whom the Government does not consider has the right to remain. This is usually because they are a ‘non-citizen’ who does not currently have a valid visa or other form of documentation demonstrating their…
Webinar: OISC L3 – October 2022
Trainer: Ed Mynott Level: Advanced Online training: after booking, you will be sent a link to complete your registration on zoom. This course is suitable for those sitting the OISC competence assessment at Level 3. It will provide delegates with a higher level of understanding of immigration and asylum law and practice, as required at OISC Level 3.…
A safe route to asylum in the UK via travel document from Northern France
Download the one-pager here What is the ask? Asylum seekers in Northern France who are seeking to come to the UK should be provided with travel documents (a type of humanitarian visa) to make the crossing safely and have their claim assessed in this country. Background To apply for asylum in the UK, you must…
Routes to regularisation for undocumented migrants
Download the one-pager What are routes to regularisation? Pathways to secure immigration status for undocumented people. What is the ask? Everyone living in the UK must have rights, safety and dignity. We need straightforward and affordable measures to protect people from becoming undocumented and make it possible for undocumented migrants to rebuild their lives here.…