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Niwap Inc.

990EZ • Fiscal year 2021 • EIN 45-3640046

Jan 01, 2021 to Dec 31, 2021 • Filed on Apr 26, 2022

Organization ProfileWWW.WCL.AMERICAN.EDU/NIWAP
5610 Mckinley StreetBethesda, MD 20817

(202) 274-4457

Siviq Scores

Precomputed percentiles for this filing year versus similar nonprofits in the same peer cohort.

Liabilities / Assets

67th percentile

0.02x

Higher debt load relative to assets than 67% of similar nonprofits.

2021 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Source year 2021

Liabilities / Revenue

69th percentile

0.02x

Higher debt load relative to revenue than 69% of similar nonprofits.

2021 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Source year 2021

Net Margin

91st percentile

64%

Higher net margin than 91% of similar nonprofits.

2021 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Source year 2021

Top Officer Pay

77th percentile

$0

Higher top officer pay than 77% of similar nonprofits.

Top officer pay equals 0.0% of source-year revenue.

2021 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Source year 2021

Asset Growth

89th percentile

98%

Faster asset growth than 89% of similar nonprofits.

2021 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Annualized from 2020 to 2021

Revenue Growth

65th percentile

25%

Faster revenue growth than 65% of similar nonprofits.

2021 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Annualized from 2020 to 2021

Balance Sheet
Liabilities / Assets67th percentile

Assets

Up

$44,979

Up $22,207 (+98%) from 2020

Net Assets

$44,141

No earlier filing loaded for comparison.

Liabilities

Down

$838

Down $184 (-18%) from 2020

Revenue And Expenses
Liabilities / Revenue69th percentileNet Margin91st percentile

Revenue

Up

$35,045

Up $7,078 (+25%) from 2020

Expenses

Down

$12,654

Down $22,268 (-64%) from 2020

Net Income

Up

$22,391

Up $29,346 (+422%) from 2020

Historical Trend

Balance Sheet Trend

Asset Growth89th percentile

The highlighted filing sits inside the broader history for assets, liabilities, and net assets.

$60K$40K$20K$0Assets 2014: $4,749Liabilities 2014: $02014Assets 2016: $14,814Liabilities 2016: $02016Assets 2017: $10,059Liabilities 2017: $0Net Assets 2017: $10,0592017Assets 2018: $25,542Liabilities 2018: $838Net Assets 2018: $24,7042018Assets 2019: $29,490Liabilities 2019: $785Net Assets 2019: $28,7052019Assets 2020: $22,772Liabilities 2020: $1,0222020Assets 2021: $44,979Liabilities 2021: $838Net Assets 2021: $44,1412021Assets 2022: $44,836Liabilities 2022: $1,226Net Assets 2022: $43,6102022Assets 2023: $39,412Liabilities 2023: $472023

Highlighted filing

2021

Assets$44,979
Liabilities$838
Net Assets$44,141
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Operations Trend

Revenue Growth65th percentile

Revenue, expenses, and net income across loaded years, with this filing highlighted.

$60K$40K$20K$0-$20KRevenue 2014: $20,547Expenses 2014: $20,603Net Income 2014: -$562014Revenue 2016: $6,500Expenses 2016: $21,737Net Income 2016: -$15,2372016Revenue 2017: $36,436Expenses 2017: $41,191Net Income 2017: -$4,7552017Revenue 2018: $32,922Expenses 2018: $16,720Net Income 2018: $16,2022018Revenue 2019: $49,340Expenses 2019: $45,339Net Income 2019: $4,0012019Revenue 2020: $27,967Expenses 2020: $34,922Net Income 2020: -$6,9552020Revenue 2021: $35,045Expenses 2021: $12,654Net Income 2021: $22,3912021Revenue 2022: $48,526Expenses 2022: $49,057Net Income 2022: -$5312022Revenue 2023: $54,674Expenses 2023: $58,919Net Income 2023: -$4,2452023

Highlighted filing

2021

Revenue$35,045
Expenses$12,654
Net Income$22,391
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Filing Snapshot
Filing Period
Jan 1, 2021 to Dec 31, 2021
Signed
Apr 26, 2022
Return Version
2021v4.2
Gross Receipts
$35,045
Mission and Program Overview

Mission

To educate, train, offer technical assistance and public policy advocacy, and conduct research that will assist a wide range of professionals working at the federal, state, and local levels who work with and/or whose work affects immigrant women and children. Our work is designed to promote the development, implementation, and use of laws, policies, and practices that benefit immigrant women and children.

Program Services

DescriptionGrantsExpenses
PUBLICATIONS & TRAINING MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH. ($4,382). A SIGNIFICANT PART OF NIWAP'S WORK DURING 2021 WAS DEVOTED TO COMPLETION OF A SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH PROJECT AND DEVELOPMENT OF TRAINING MATERIALS AND PUBLICATIONS. THIS WORK IS SUMMARIZED BELOW: TRAINING MATERIALS, SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONSTRAINING MATERIALS: NIWAP COMPLETED WORK IN 2021 ON MANY TRAINING MATERIALS AND PUBLICATIONS. NIWAP UPDATED MANY OF ITS TOOLS REGARDING IMMIGRANT CRIME VICTIM REMEDIES LIKE VAWA SELF-PETITION AND THE U AND T VISAS. EXAMPLES INCLUDED THE FOLLOWING: -STATE BY STATE RESEARCH ON FAMILY COURT SERVICE OF PROCESS LAWS: NIWAP PUBLISHED ITS WORK WITH MORGAN, LEWIS AND BOCKIUS, LLP, WHICH CONSISTED OF COLLECTING AND MAPPING STATE SERVICE OF PROCESS RULES AND JURISDICTION STATUTES NEEDED FOR FAMILY COURT CASES INVOLVING IMMIGRANT CHILDREN AND FAMILIES WHERE ONE PARENT RESIDES ABROAD OR IN ANOTHER STATE. -UPDATE OF NIWAP'S JUDICIAL TRAINING MATERIALS: ALL OF NIWAP'S JUDICIAL TRAINING MATERIALS (100+ ARTICLES) WERE UPDATED TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF IMMIGRANT SURVIVORS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND TO INCORPORATE CITATIONS AND QUOTATIONS FROM DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY POLICIES, REGULATIONS, AND GUIDANCE ISSUED DURING 2021. -UPDATES TO STATE BY STATE TRAINING TOOLS AND MATERIALS ON PUBLIC BENEFITS: COVERING THE LEGAL RIGHTS OF REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANT VICTIMS OF CRIME AND ABUSE TO ACCESS FEDERAL AND STATE FUNDED PUBLIC BENEFITS AND SERVICES. -NEW YORK TIMES: NIWAP'S DIRECTOR WAS INTERVIEWED AND QUOTED IN THE NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLE "BIDEN AIMS TO REBUILD AND EXPAND IMMIGRATION" ABOUT PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS TO THE U VISA PROGRAM THAT WOULD OFFER VICTIMS EARLIER ACCESS TO PROTECTION FROM DEPORTATION.RESEARCH: IN 2021, NIWAP PUBLISHED SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH EXAMINED HOW GAINING LEGAL IMMIGRATION STATUS IMPROVES THE LIVES OF IMMIGRANT DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE VICTIMS AND THEIR CHILDREN. PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHTS IN 2021 INCLUDED: -TRANSFORMING LIVES: HOW THE VAWA SELF-PETITION AND THE U VISA CHANGE THE LIVES OF VICTIMS AND THEIR CHILDREN AFTER WORK AUTHORIZATION AND LEGAL IMMIGRATION STATUS (JUNE 8, 2021) NIWAP DIRECTOR PUBLISHED SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH, ALONG WITH AN EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF THE RESEARCH, THAT LOOKS AT HOW GAINING LEGAL IMMIGRATION STATUS IMPROVES THE LIVES OF IMMIGRANT DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE VICTIMS AND THEIR CHILDREN. -IMPROVING ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOR IMMIGRANT CRIME VICTIMS AND CHILDREN: EFFECTS OF AND NEEDS FOR JUDICIAL TRAINING AND PEER SUPPORT (DECEMBER 30, 2021): NIWAP DIRECTOR REPORTED ON A SURVEY TO LEARN ABOUT THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE NIWAP'S JUDICIAL TRAINING NETWORK AND THE EMERGING NEEDS OF JUDGES IN CASES INVOLVING IMMIGRANT VICTIMS AS WELL AS JUDGES' PARTICULAR INTERESTS REGARDING COURTS AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIMS.$0$4,382
TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: ($2,700). TRAINED 4,513 ATTENDEES BY OFFERING 2 LIVE TRAININGS IN TWO STATES, 89 VIRTUAL TRAINING EVENTS HOSTED IN 17 STATES, REACHING NATIONAL AND STATE-WIDE AUDIENCES. TRAINEES AT THE VIRTUAL EVENTS INCLUDED: POLICE, PROSECUTORS, CHILD WELFARE, ADULT PROTECTION AND OTHER GOVERNMENT STAFF; VICTIM ADVOCATES, SOCIAL SERVICES AND FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATION STAFF; HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS; DOMESTIC/SEXUAL VIOLENCE PROGRAM STAFF; LEGAL SERVICES AND PRO BONO ATTORNEYS; JUDGES AND COURT STAFF. DURING 2021, NIWAP FOCUSED ON DELIVERING TRAININGS TO WASHINGTON D.C. AND FIVE MARYLAND COUNTIES, INCLUDING CHARLES, ST. MARY'S, CALVERT, MONTGOMERY, AND PRINCE GEORGE'S. NIWAP, THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS WITH THE D.C. OFFICE OF VICTIM SERVICES AND JUSTICE GRANTS (OVSJG) AND THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OF CRIME CONTROL & PREVENTION OF MARYLAND (GOCCP), REACHED KEY SERVICE PROVIDERS IN THOSE AREAS TO PROVIDE VITAL INFORMATION FOR WORKING WITH IMMIGRANT VICTIMS OF CRIME. TOPICS COVERED IN 2021 TRAININGS INCLUDED: -SAFETY PLANNING, EARLY SCREENING, LANGUAGE ACCESS, AND BEST PRACTICES FOR ADVOCATES AND ATTORNEYS WORKING WITH IMMIGRANT VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, STALKING, AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING -JUDICIAL RESPONSES TO LABOR TRAFFICKING, HUMAN TRAFFICKING IDENTIFICATION AND RED FLAGS, TRAUMA VICTIMS AS IT RELATES TO THE COURTS, IMMIGRATION OPTIONS AND THE COURT'S ROLE, SCREENING TOOLS, CHILD CUSTODY AND IMMIGRATION RELATED ABUSE BEST PRACTICES -LEGAL PROTECTIONS FOR IMMIGRANT CHILDREN WHO ARE VICTIMS OF CHILD ABUSE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, HUMAN TRAFFICKING CHILD NEGLECT OR ABANDONMENT UNDER FEDERAL IMMIGRATION LAWS AND STATE FAMILY AND PUBLIC BENEFITS LAWS -VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT (VAWA) CONFIDENTIALITY LAWS AND THE PROTECTIONS AGAINST IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT, DETENTION AND REMOVAL THESE LAWS OFFER IMMIGRANT CRIME VICTIMSNIWAP ANSWERED 3,127 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE QUESTIONS FROM A DIVERSE GROUP OF PROFESSIONALS INCLUDING: VICTIM ADVOCATES (27.9%); POLICE, PROSECUTORS, OR OTHER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS (24.2%); VICTIMS' ATTORNEYS (28.3%); JUDGES AND COURT STAFF (12.0%); IMMIGRANT, CULTURALLY, AND/OR LINGUISTICALLY SPECIFIC COMMUNITY-BASED GROUPS (5.7%); AND HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS (1.7%). MANY CALLS SOUGHT ASSISTANCE ON MULTIPLE TOPICS. THE TOPICS OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE OFFERED WERE: IMMIGRATION RELIEF FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, CHILD ABUSE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND OTHER CRIMES (40.0%); CONFIDENTIALITY, SAFETY PLANNING, LANGUAGE ACCESS, AND CULTURALLY COMPETENT SERVICES FOR VICTIMS (23.0%); COURTS, POLICE, PROSECUTORS AND JUSTICE SYSTEM'S RESPONSE TO IMMIGRANT CRIME VICTIMS (8.0%); ACCESS TO PUBLIC BENEFITS AND PUBLICLY FUNDED SERVICES AND HOUSING FOR IMMIGRANT CRIME VICTIMS (17.1%); AND HELPING IMMIGRANT VICTIMS IN FAMILY LAW CASES (11.4%). SIGNIFICANT EXAMPLES OF THE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROVIDED IN 2021 WERE: -PROVIDING PUBLIC BENEFITS EXPERTISE FOR AFGHAN WOMEN WITH HUMANITARIAN PAROLE. NIWAP ASSISTED THE U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT IN GETTING ACCURATE LEGAL INFORMATION ABOUT STATE AND FEDERAL PUBLIC BENEFITS AND THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN IN THE U.S. TO PROTECTION AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT TO AFGHAN WOMEN AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE PROTECTION AND PUBLIC BENEFITS AND SERVICES IN THE STATES WHERE THEY RESETTLE IN THE UNITED STATES. WE RECRUITED VOLUNTEER LAW STUDENTS AND LAWYERS TO DEVELOP STATE BY STATE SCREENING CHARTS THAT WILL HELP AFGHAN WOMEN REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANT SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, CHILD ABUSE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING ACCESS FEDERAL AND STATE FUNDED PUBLIC BENEFITS.$0$2,700
AMICUS BRIEFS AND POLICY ADVOCACY ($1,600). IN 2021, NIWAP EXPANDED ON WORK COMPLETED IN PREVIOUS YEARS AND ACCOMPLISHED MANY IMPORTANT PROJECTS. HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: AMICUS BRIEFS: FILED THREE AMICUS BRIEFS IN CASES OF IMMIGRANT VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, CHILD ABUSE AND SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING. NIWAP PLAYED A SIGNIFICANT ROLE AS THE LEAD AMICUS OR ONE OF THE LEAD ORGANIZATIONS IN 2 AMICUS BRIEFS THAT ADDRESSED THE FOLLOWING TOPICS:1. "AMICUS CURIAE BRIEF IN MARIA LUISA RODRIGUEZ TORNES VS. WILLIAM P. BARR" NIWAP LED AN AMICUS BRIEF WITH DLA PIPER FOR A CASE FILED IN THE 9TH CIRCUIT DISCUSSING HOW DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS CAN RECEIVE GENDER-BASED ASYLUM BECAUSE THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE THEY EXPERIENCE IS BASED ON THEIR SOCIAL GROUP MEMBERSHIP. NIWAP'S BRIEF DOCUMENTED THE CULTURAL, RELIGIOUS AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS THAT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS SUFFER THAT SERVES AS A VALID BASIS FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RELATED GENDER-BASED ASYLUM. THIS BRIEF PROVIDED THE SOCIAL SCIENCE SUPPORT FOR A TAHIRIH JUSTICE CENTER CASE CHALLENGING THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SESSIONS JUSTICE DEPARTMENT POSITION ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RELATED GENDER-BASED ASYLUM CASES. THIS AMICUS BRIEF CONTRIBUTED TO A FAVORABLE DECISION FROM THE 9TH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.2. "AYLALIYA ASSEFA BIRRU V. BARR" NIWAP AS LEAD AMICUS, REPRESENTED BY BAKER MCKENZIE, IN A BRIEF FILED IN THE 9TH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS ON BEHALF OF AN IMMIGRANT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIM WHO IS SEEKING RELIEF UNDER THE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT'S DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIM WAIVER IN HER VAWA CANCELLATION OF REMOVAL CASE. POLICY ADVOCACY: DURING 2021, NIWAP'S POLICY ADVOCACY WORK INVOLVED PROVIDING EXPERT SUBJECT MATTER ASSISTANCE ON A RANGE OF ISSUES INCLUDING: -BROKERING A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A TEAM OF PRO BONO LAW FIRMS, THE TAHIRIH JUSTICE CENTER, AND U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVES TO PROVIDE GENDER BASED ASYLUM LEGAL REPRESENTATION TO AFGHAN WOMEN'S RIGHTS ACTIVISTS: NIWAP IMPLEMENTED A PROJECT THROUGH WHICH APPROXIMATELY 100 WOMEN'S RIGHTS ACTIVISTS AND WOMEN JUDGES, POLITICIANS, JOURNALISTS, AND OTHER WOMEN PROFESSIONALS WHO HAVE BEEN GRANTED HUMANITARIAN PAROLE IN THE U.S. WILL RECEIVE LEGAL REPRESENTATION IN GENDER-BASED ASYLUM IMMIGRATION CASES AS WELL AS THEIR FAMILIES APPLICATIONS FOR IMMIGRATION RELIEF. -APPROVAL OF U VISA CASES WITH PROTECTION ORDER JUDGE CERTIFICATIONS: NIWAP ADVOCATED WITH USCIS TO REVERSE THE POSITION TAKEN BY THE NEBRASKA SERVICE CENTER'S VAWA UNIT THAT DENIED U VISA CASES SUBMITTED BASED ON STATE PROTECTION ORDER JUDGE CERTIFICATIONS. WE WERE SUCCESSFUL IN SECURING REVERSAL OF THE NEBRASKA SERVICE CENTER'S DENIAL OF U VISA CASES WITH PROTECTION ORDER JUDGE CERTIFICATIONS. -USCIS DATA REPORTING - LISTENING SESSION: NIWAP PARTICIPATED IN A LISTENING SESSION WITH USCIS ON THE DATA USCIS REPORTS ON IMMIGRATION CASE PROCESSING, APPROVALS, LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENCY, AND NATURALIZATION. NIWAP DISCUSSED THE NEED TO REPORT BY STATE DATA ON THE NUMBER OF LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENTS IN EACH STATE. THIS DATA IS VERY HELPFUL FOR TRAINING STATE COURT JUDGES AND STATE AND LOCAL POLICE AND PROSECUTORS ON THE ROLES THEY CAN PLAY IN HELPING IMMIGRANT VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, CHILD ABUSE, SEXUAL ASSAULT AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING. -MOVING BATTERED SPOUSE WAIVER ADJURATIONS TO THE VAWA UNIT AT THE VERMONT SERVICE CENTER: NIWAP SUBMITTED LEGAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH TO USCIS DOCUMENTING THE NEED TO MOVE ADJUDICATIONS OF BATTERED SPOUSE WAIVER CASES FROM USCIS DISTRICT OFFICES TO THE VAWA UNIT. -PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN U VISA AND VAWA SELF-PETITIONING REGULATIONS: NIWAP PROVIDED USCIS WITH AN ANALYSIS OF REFORMS NEEDED IN CURRENT VAWA SELF-PETITIONING, BATTERED SPOUSE WAIVER AND U VISA REGULATIONS TO BE CONSISTENT WITH ALL STATUTES THAT HAVE BECOME LAW THROUGH THE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACTS AND THE TRAFFICKING VICTIM PROTECTION ACTS FROM 1994 TO THE PRESENT. -ANALYSIS OF LEGAL INACCURACIES IN THE 2019 U VISA CERTIFICATION GUIDE BY USCIS: NIWAP PROVIDED USCIS WITH A DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL ERRORS IN THE 2019 GUIDE THAT CONTRIBUTED TO USCIS RESCINDING AND REPLACING THAT GUIDE IN THE FALL OF 2021. -BRIEFING WITH SECRETARY ALEJANDRO MAYORKAS ON OPPORTUNITIES FOR DHS TO IMPROVE DHS' ROLE IN PROTECTING IMMIGRANT SURVIVORS: NIWAP PRESENTED IN A DISCUSSION WITH SECRETARY MAYORKAS ON IMMIGRANT VICTIMS AND DHS ENFORCEMENT PRIORITIES, PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION IN CASES OF IMMIGRANT VICTIMS, VAWA CONFIDENTIALITY VIOLATIONS, THE NEED FOR SWIFT ACCESS TO WORK AUTHORIZATION AND OTHER TOPICS. -VAWA SELF-PETITIONER ACCESS TO PUBLIC AND ASSISTED HOUSING: NIWAP CONSULTED WITH HUD ON VAWA SELF-PETITIONER ACCESS TO PUBLIC AND ASSISTED HOUSING AND STEPS THAT COULD BE TAKEN BY HUD TO IMPROVE ACCESS. THE CONSULTATION INCLUDING PROVIDING DETAILED LEGISLATIVE ANALYSIS AND DOCUMENTATION OF HOW LAWS AFFECTING VAWA SELF-PETITIONER ACCESS INTERACT WITH FEDERAL IMMIGRATION LAWS. -IMPROVING ACCESS TO VICTIM OF CRIME ACT (VOCA) VICTIM ASSISTANCE FUNDS FOR IMMIGRANT SURVIVORS: NIWAP PROVIDED SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE ON IMPROVEMENTS TO THE VICTIMS OF CRIME ACT TO BETTER SERVE IMMIGRANT VICTIMS.$0$1,600
Compensation and Service Providers
Top Officer Pay77th percentile

Employees

NameTitleFull / Part TimeBaseOtherTotal
SANDRA HENRIQUEZChair-$0--
VERONICA THRONSONVice Chair-$0--
ANTONIO FLORESChair Governance Committee-$0--
DALE GLUCKChair Communications Commi-$0--
AISHA RAHMANChair Development Committe-$0--
CAROLE ANGELMember-$0--
ROBERT BROWNMember-$0--
ADELICIA CLIFFECo-Chair Development Committee-$0--
MICHAEL HILLMember-$0--
BERNADETTE PASSADE CISSEMember-$0--
MARTITZA PEREZMember-$0--
LORETTA YOUNGSecretary-$0--
Filing and Contact Details

Filer

Filer Name
Niwap Inc
EIN
45-3640046
Phone
2022744457
Address
5610 MCKINLEY STREET, BETHESDA, MD 20817

Signing Officer

Name
Leslye Orloff
Title
President
Phone
2022744457
Signed
2022-04-26
Discuss with paid preparer
Yes

Preparer

Firm
Thompson Greenspon
Address
4035 RIDGE TOP RD SUITE 700, FAIRFAX, VA 22030
Preparer
Tracy M Morey CPA
Phone
7033858888
Supplemental Narrative

Additional Explanations

Form 990-ez, Part I, Line 16 - Other Expenses

“Description: insurance. Amount: 463. Description: bank fee. Amount: 27. Description: telecommunications. Amount: 153. Description: memberships & dues. Amount: 1,148. Total to form 990-ez, line 16: 1,791.”

Form 990-ez, Part II, Line 24 - Other Assets

“Description: accounts receivable. Beg. Of year amount: 4,139. End of year amount: 12,309.”

Form 990-ez, Part II, Line 26 - Other Liabilities

“Description: credit card payable. Beg. Of year amount: 1,022. End of year amount: 838.”

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IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt0TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: ($2,700). TRAINED 4,513 ATTENDEES BY OFFERING 2 LIVE TRAININGS IN TWO STATES, 89 VIRTUAL TRAINING EVENTS HOSTED IN 17 STATES, REACHING NATIONAL AND STATE-WIDE AUDIENCES. TRAINEES AT THE VIRTUAL EVENTS INCLUDED: POLICE, PROSECUTORS, CHILD WELFARE, ADULT PROTECTION AND OTHER GOVERNMENT STAFF; VICTIM ADVOCATES, SOCIAL SERVICES AND FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATION STAFF; HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS; DOMESTIC/SEXUAL VIOLENCE PROGRAM STAFF; LEGAL SERVICES AND PRO BONO ATTORNEYS; JUDGES AND COURT STAFF. DURING 2021, NIWAP FOCUSED ON DELIVERING TRAININGS TO WASHINGTON D.C. AND FIVE MARYLAND COUNTIES, INCLUDING CHARLES, ST. MARY'S, CALVERT, MONTGOMERY, AND PRINCE GEORGE'S. NIWAP, THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS WITH THE D.C. OFFICE OF VICTIM SERVICES AND JUSTICE GRANTS (OVSJG) AND THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OF CRIME CONTROL & PREVENTION OF MARYLAND (GOCCP), REACHED KEY SERVICE PROVIDERS IN THOSE AREAS TO PROVIDE VITAL INFORMATION FOR WORKING WITH IMMIGRANT VICTIMS OF CRIME. TOPICS COVERED IN 2021 TRAININGS INCLUDED: -SAFETY PLANNING, EARLY SCREENING, LANGUAGE ACCESS, AND BEST PRACTICES FOR ADVOCATES AND ATTORNEYS WORKING WITH IMMIGRANT VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, STALKING, AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING -JUDICIAL RESPONSES TO LABOR TRAFFICKING, HUMAN TRAFFICKING IDENTIFICATION AND RED FLAGS, TRAUMA VICTIMS AS IT RELATES TO THE COURTS, IMMIGRATION OPTIONS AND THE COURT'S ROLE, SCREENING TOOLS, CHILD CUSTODY AND IMMIGRATION RELATED ABUSE BEST PRACTICES -LEGAL PROTECTIONS FOR IMMIGRANT CHILDREN WHO ARE VICTIMS OF CHILD ABUSE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, HUMAN TRAFFICKING CHILD NEGLECT OR ABANDONMENT UNDER FEDERAL IMMIGRATION LAWS AND STATE FAMILY AND PUBLIC BENEFITS LAWS -VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT (VAWA) CONFIDENTIALITY LAWS AND THE PROTECTIONS AGAINST IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT, DETENTION AND REMOVAL THESE LAWS OFFER IMMIGRANT CRIME VICTIMSNIWAP ANSWERED 3,127 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE QUESTIONS FROM A DIVERSE GROUP OF PROFESSIONALS INCLUDING: VICTIM ADVOCATES (27.9%); POLICE, PROSECUTORS, OR OTHER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS (24.2%); VICTIMS' ATTORNEYS (28.3%); JUDGES AND COURT STAFF (12.0%); IMMIGRANT, CULTURALLY, AND/OR LINGUISTICALLY SPECIFIC COMMUNITY-BASED GROUPS (5.7%); AND HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS (1.7%). MANY CALLS SOUGHT ASSISTANCE ON MULTIPLE TOPICS. THE TOPICS OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE OFFERED WERE: IMMIGRATION RELIEF FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, CHILD ABUSE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND OTHER CRIMES (40.0%); CONFIDENTIALITY, SAFETY PLANNING, LANGUAGE ACCESS, AND CULTURALLY COMPETENT SERVICES FOR VICTIMS (23.0%); COURTS, POLICE, PROSECUTORS AND JUSTICE SYSTEM'S RESPONSE TO IMMIGRANT CRIME VICTIMS (8.0%); ACCESS TO PUBLIC BENEFITS AND PUBLICLY FUNDED SERVICES AND HOUSING FOR IMMIGRANT CRIME VICTIMS (17.1%); AND HELPING IMMIGRANT VICTIMS IN FAMILY LAW CASES (11.4%). SIGNIFICANT EXAMPLES OF THE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROVIDED IN 2021 WERE: -PROVIDING PUBLIC BENEFITS EXPERTISE FOR AFGHAN WOMEN WITH HUMANITARIAN PAROLE. NIWAP ASSISTED THE U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT IN GETTING ACCURATE LEGAL INFORMATION ABOUT STATE AND FEDERAL PUBLIC BENEFITS AND THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN IN THE U.S. TO PROTECTION AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT TO AFGHAN WOMEN AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE PROTECTION AND PUBLIC BENEFITS AND SERVICES IN THE STATES WHERE THEY RESETTLE IN THE UNITED STATES. WE RECRUITED VOLUNTEER LAW STUDENTS AND LAWYERS TO DEVELOP STATE BY STATE SCREENING CHARTS THAT WILL HELP AFGHAN WOMEN REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANT SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, CHILD ABUSE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING ACCESS FEDERAL AND STATE FUNDED PUBLIC BENEFITS.
IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt1AMICUS BRIEFS AND POLICY ADVOCACY ($1,600). IN 2021, NIWAP EXPANDED ON WORK COMPLETED IN PREVIOUS YEARS AND ACCOMPLISHED MANY IMPORTANT PROJECTS. HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: AMICUS BRIEFS: FILED THREE AMICUS BRIEFS IN CASES OF IMMIGRANT VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, CHILD ABUSE AND SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING. NIWAP PLAYED A SIGNIFICANT ROLE AS THE LEAD AMICUS OR ONE OF THE LEAD ORGANIZATIONS IN 2 AMICUS BRIEFS THAT ADDRESSED THE FOLLOWING TOPICS:1. "AMICUS CURIAE BRIEF IN MARIA LUISA RODRIGUEZ TORNES VS. WILLIAM P. BARR" NIWAP LED AN AMICUS BRIEF WITH DLA PIPER FOR A CASE FILED IN THE 9TH CIRCUIT DISCUSSING HOW DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS CAN RECEIVE GENDER-BASED ASYLUM BECAUSE THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE THEY EXPERIENCE IS BASED ON THEIR SOCIAL GROUP MEMBERSHIP. NIWAP'S BRIEF DOCUMENTED THE CULTURAL, RELIGIOUS AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS THAT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS SUFFER THAT SERVES AS A VALID BASIS FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RELATED GENDER-BASED ASYLUM. THIS BRIEF PROVIDED THE SOCIAL SCIENCE SUPPORT FOR A TAHIRIH JUSTICE CENTER CASE CHALLENGING THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SESSIONS JUSTICE DEPARTMENT POSITION ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RELATED GENDER-BASED ASYLUM CASES. THIS AMICUS BRIEF CONTRIBUTED TO A FAVORABLE DECISION FROM THE 9TH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.2. "AYLALIYA ASSEFA BIRRU V. BARR" NIWAP AS LEAD AMICUS, REPRESENTED BY BAKER MCKENZIE, IN A BRIEF FILED IN THE 9TH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS ON BEHALF OF AN IMMIGRANT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIM WHO IS SEEKING RELIEF UNDER THE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT'S DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIM WAIVER IN HER VAWA CANCELLATION OF REMOVAL CASE. POLICY ADVOCACY: DURING 2021, NIWAP'S POLICY ADVOCACY WORK INVOLVED PROVIDING EXPERT SUBJECT MATTER ASSISTANCE ON A RANGE OF ISSUES INCLUDING: -BROKERING A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A TEAM OF PRO BONO LAW FIRMS, THE TAHIRIH JUSTICE CENTER, AND U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVES TO PROVIDE GENDER BASED ASYLUM LEGAL REPRESENTATION TO AFGHAN WOMEN'S RIGHTS ACTIVISTS: NIWAP IMPLEMENTED A PROJECT THROUGH WHICH APPROXIMATELY 100 WOMEN'S RIGHTS ACTIVISTS AND WOMEN JUDGES, POLITICIANS, JOURNALISTS, AND OTHER WOMEN PROFESSIONALS WHO HAVE BEEN GRANTED HUMANITARIAN PAROLE IN THE U.S. WILL RECEIVE LEGAL REPRESENTATION IN GENDER-BASED ASYLUM IMMIGRATION CASES AS WELL AS THEIR FAMILIES APPLICATIONS FOR IMMIGRATION RELIEF. -APPROVAL OF U VISA CASES WITH PROTECTION ORDER JUDGE CERTIFICATIONS: NIWAP ADVOCATED WITH USCIS TO REVERSE THE POSITION TAKEN BY THE NEBRASKA SERVICE CENTER'S VAWA UNIT THAT DENIED U VISA CASES SUBMITTED BASED ON STATE PROTECTION ORDER JUDGE CERTIFICATIONS. WE WERE SUCCESSFUL IN SECURING REVERSAL OF THE NEBRASKA SERVICE CENTER'S DENIAL OF U VISA CASES WITH PROTECTION ORDER JUDGE CERTIFICATIONS. -USCIS DATA REPORTING - LISTENING SESSION: NIWAP PARTICIPATED IN A LISTENING SESSION WITH USCIS ON THE DATA USCIS REPORTS ON IMMIGRATION CASE PROCESSING, APPROVALS, LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENCY, AND NATURALIZATION. NIWAP DISCUSSED THE NEED TO REPORT BY STATE DATA ON THE NUMBER OF LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENTS IN EACH STATE. THIS DATA IS VERY HELPFUL FOR TRAINING STATE COURT JUDGES AND STATE AND LOCAL POLICE AND PROSECUTORS ON THE ROLES THEY CAN PLAY IN HELPING IMMIGRANT VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, CHILD ABUSE, SEXUAL ASSAULT AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING. -MOVING BATTERED SPOUSE WAIVER ADJURATIONS TO THE VAWA UNIT AT THE VERMONT SERVICE CENTER: NIWAP SUBMITTED LEGAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH TO USCIS DOCUMENTING THE NEED TO MOVE ADJUDICATIONS OF BATTERED SPOUSE WAIVER CASES FROM USCIS DISTRICT OFFICES TO THE VAWA UNIT. -PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN U VISA AND VAWA SELF-PETITIONING REGULATIONS: NIWAP PROVIDED USCIS WITH AN ANALYSIS OF REFORMS NEEDED IN CURRENT VAWA SELF-PETITIONING, BATTERED SPOUSE WAIVER AND U VISA REGULATIONS TO BE CONSISTENT WITH ALL STATUTES THAT HAVE BECOME LAW THROUGH THE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACTS AND THE TRAFFICKING VICTIM PROTECTION ACTS FROM 1994 TO THE PRESENT. -ANALYSIS OF LEGAL INACCURACIES IN THE 2019 U VISA CERTIFICATION GUIDE BY USCIS:
IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt2PUBLICATIONS & TRAINING MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH. ($4,382). A SIGNIFICANT PART OF NIWAP'S WORK DURING 2021 WAS DEVOTED TO COMPLETION OF A SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH PROJECT AND DEVELOPMENT OF TRAINING MATERIALS AND PUBLICATIONS. THIS WORK IS SUMMARIZED BELOW: TRAINING MATERIALS, SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONSTRAINING MATERIALS: NIWAP COMPLETED WORK IN 2021 ON MANY TRAINING MATERIALS AND PUBLICATIONS. NIWAP UPDATED MANY OF ITS TOOLS REGARDING IMMIGRANT CRIME VICTIM REMEDIES LIKE VAWA SELF-PETITION AND THE U AND T VISAS. EXAMPLES INCLUDED THE FOLLOWING: -STATE BY STATE RESEARCH ON FAMILY COURT SERVICE OF PROCESS LAWS: NIWAP PUBLISHED ITS WORK WITH MORGAN, LEWIS AND BOCKIUS, LLP, WHICH CONSISTED OF COLLECTING AND MAPPING STATE SERVICE OF PROCESS RULES AND JURISDICTION STATUTES NEEDED FOR FAMILY COURT CASES INVOLVING IMMIGRANT CHILDREN AND FAMILIES WHERE ONE PARENT RESIDES ABROAD OR IN ANOTHER STATE. -UPDATE OF NIWAP'S JUDICIAL TRAINING MATERIALS: ALL OF NIWAP'S JUDICIAL TRAINING MATERIALS (100+ ARTICLES) WERE UPDATED TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF IMMIGRANT SURVIVORS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND TO INCORPORATE CITATIONS AND QUOTATIONS FROM DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY POLICIES, REGULATIONS, AND GUIDANCE ISSUED DURING 2021. -UPDATES TO STATE BY STATE TRAINING TOOLS AND MATERIALS ON PUBLIC BENEFITS: COVERING THE LEGAL RIGHTS OF REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANT VICTIMS OF CRIME AND ABUSE TO ACCESS FEDERAL AND STATE FUNDED PUBLIC BENEFITS AND SERVICES. -NEW YORK TIMES: NIWAP'S DIRECTOR WAS INTERVIEWED AND QUOTED IN THE NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLE "BIDEN AIMS TO REBUILD AND EXPAND IMMIGRATION" ABOUT PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS TO THE U VISA PROGRAM THAT WOULD OFFER VICTIMS EARLIER ACCESS TO PROTECTION FROM DEPORTATION.RESEARCH: IN 2021, NIWAP PUBLISHED SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH EXAMINED HOW GAINING LEGAL IMMIGRATION STATUS IMPROVES THE LIVES OF IMMIGRANT DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE VICTIMS AND THEIR CHILDREN. PUBLICATION HIGHLIGHTS IN 2021 INCLUDED: -TRANSFORMING LIVES: HOW THE VAWA SELF-PETITION AND THE U VISA CHANGE THE LIVES OF VICTIMS AND THEIR CHILDREN AFTER WORK AUTHORIZATION AND LEGAL IMMIGRATION STATUS (JUNE 8, 2021) NIWAP DIRECTOR PUBLISHED SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH, ALONG WITH AN EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF THE RESEARCH, THAT LOOKS AT HOW GAINING LEGAL IMMIGRATION STATUS IMPROVES THE LIVES OF IMMIGRANT DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE VICTIMS AND THEIR CHILDREN. -IMPROVING ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOR IMMIGRANT CRIME VICTIMS AND CHILDREN: EFFECTS OF AND NEEDS FOR JUDICIAL TRAINING AND PEER SUPPORT (DECEMBER 30, 2021): NIWAP DIRECTOR REPORTED ON A SURVEY TO LEARN ABOUT THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE NIWAP'S JUDICIAL TRAINING NETWORK AND THE EMERGING NEEDS OF JUDGES IN CASES INVOLVING IMMIGRANT VICTIMS AS WELL AS JUDGES' PARTICULAR INTERESTS REGARDING COURTS AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIMS.
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2021 • Form 990EZDetailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.

Open filing
Assets
$44,979
Liabilities
$838
Net assets
$44,141
Revenue
$35,045
Expenses
$12,654
Net income
$22,391
Balance SheetOperations
YearAssetsLiabilitiesNet AssetsRevenueExpensesNet Income
2023Summary only. Only limited summary data is available for this year.$39.4$0.05$54.7$58.9$4.25
2022XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$44.8$1.23$43.6$48.5$49.1$0.53
2021Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$45.0$0.84$44.1$35.0$12.7$22.4
2020Summary only. Only limited summary data is available for this year.$22.8$1.02$28.0$34.9$6.96
2019XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$29.5$0.79$28.7$49.3$45.3$4.00
2018XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$25.5$0.84$24.7$32.9$16.7$16.2
2017XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$10.1$0.00$10.1$36.4$41.2$4.76
2016Summary only. Only limited summary data is available for this year.$14.8$0.00$6.50$21.7$15.2
2014Summary only. Only limited summary data is available for this year.$4.75$0.00$20.5$20.6$0.06