What we do
Advocacy
We advocate for improved policies in the U.S. and Canada, urging these governments to distinguish between innocent Iranian forced conscripts and the criminal regime of the Islamic Republic
Legal Aid
Families facing this issue are vulnerable to exploitation and misinformation. We vet lawyers and verify promises, offering free assistance.
Mental Health
Family separation in immigration cases causes significant psychological stress. We aim to help by connecting those in need with the institutions providing support services.
What we do
MOVEMENTS MOVE MOUNTAINS
Diane Wood
Honorable Judge
"None of the visa-applicant plaintiffs was granted an exemption, nor were they even offered an explanation."
Antony Blinken
Secretary of State
"The people affected by that ban when it comes to IRGC, are the large number of conscripts, not the real bad guys"
Joan Lefkow
Honorable Judge
About excluding Iranians from June 2022 exemption:
"Reasonable minds can disagree about whether government's interpretation is correct."
Insights from Judicial and Government Figures
Know About us
Empowering Families,
Advocating for Change
WE CALL ON THE U.S. AND CANADIAN GOVERNMENTS TO ESTABLISH CLEAR, ACTIONABLE GUIDELINES AND EXEMPTION ORDERS THAT DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN INNOCENT IRANIAN CONSCRIPTS AND THE CRIMINAL REGIME OF THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC.
