AGO Training: Unauthorized Practice of Immigration Law

Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell’s Office is an advocate and resource for the people of Massachusetts in many ways, including protecting consumers, combating fraud and corruption, investigating and prosecuting crime, and protecting the environment, workers, and civil rights.

We are committed to providing interpretation, translation, and other accommodations to make our events as accessible as possible. Please submit requests by March 5, 2025 to KWaldner@PublicHealthWM.org or 413-794-2897. We will do our best to fulfill any requests we receive. Advance notice will help us to provide seamless access.

Comprometemos proporcionarle servicios de interpretación, traducción y otras adaptaciones para que nuestros eventos sean lo más accesibles posible. Envíe su solicitud antes del 5 de marzo a KWaldner@PublicHealthWM.org o llamando al 413-794-2897. Haremos todo lo posible para cumplir con cualquier solicitud que recibamos. El aviso previo nos ayudará a proporcionarle acceso sin interrupción.

Speaker Bios

Nia Johnson is the Western Mass Community Engagement Coordinator at the Office of Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell (AGO). She has a dual Master of Education and Master of Public Policy and Administration from University of Massachusetts Amherst, and she is a mom of two boys ages 4 and 1. Currently she serves as the 2nd Vice President of the Springfield Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporate and as an Advisory Board Member at Western New England School of Law's Center for Social Justice.

In her current role at the AGO she focuses on connecting the people in the four western mass counties to the Attorney General’s Office making sure they are aware of the trainings, grants and many other opportunities the office has. She hopes that one day everyone in Western Mass will know who the Attorney General is, where the Springfield office is, and how to contact the office when someone is violating Massachusetts laws.

Kelly Morgan is a senior supervising attorney at Central West Justice Center, a subsidiary of Community Legal Aid. CWJC provides legal representation to low-income families throughout the five western counties of Massachusetts, including in humanitarian immigration matters. Kelly earned her JD and MSW from Boston College, and prior to graduate school worked as a program manager and teacher at BEST Corp. Hospitality Training Center in Boston. Kelly joined CWJC in 2018, where she supervises attorneys, paralegals and case managers; handles a varied and complex immigration caseload; and conducts community outreach.