Ayuda
Rebekah Grafton is a Training and Technical Assistance Specialist for Language Access at Ayuda, where responsibilities include providing training and assistance to enhance the effectiveness of language access programs, designing and executing training sessions for non-profit service providers and interpreters, and supporting unique language access needs. Previously, Rebekah served as the Language Access Coordinator, managing language services for Ayuda's Community Legal Interpreter Bank. Professional experience also includes a role as Lead Teacher for a Summer Learning Program at IRIS, where remote English instruction was provided to refugee students, and as a Library Access Services Assistant at Georgetown University. Rebekah holds a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics and French from Georgetown University and has pursued advanced Arabic language studies at The American University in Cairo. Additionally, international education experiences include semester programs in Rabat, Morocco, and Strasbourg, France.
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Ayuda
Ayuda is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing direct legal and social services, education, and outreach to low-income immigrants in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Through its offices in Takoma, DC and Falls Church, VA, Ayuda has amassed a 40-year history of providing critical services on a wide range of issues, and in the process, has acquired nationally recognized expertise in immigration law, domestic violence and human trafficking, among other fields. We have 50+ full-time, bi-lingual attorneys and social workers/case managers providing legal, social, and language access services and we have assisted immigrants in more than 100,000 cases and counting. Please see our employment and volunteer opportunities on our website at: https://ayuda.com/get-involved/employment/