Elizabeth (Ellie) Woody

Elizabeth (Ellie) Woody is a Department of Justice Partially Accredited Representative working at the Center for Legal Immigration Assistance (CLIA).1 In her role, she primarily works with survivors of violence, helping them navigate immigration processes.2

Woody's background includes:

• Education: She studied at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where she pursued double majors in Spanish and political science. She was also part of the University Honors Program.3

• Previous Experience: Before her current position, Woody held roles such as:

  • Project Coordinator (Victims of Crime Act)
  • Copy Editor
  • International Event Coordinator1

At CLIA, Woody focuses on assisting individuals who have experienced abuse or violence. She recognizes the importance of her work in helping survivors regain control over their lives after experiencing trauma.2

Woody's expertise in Spanish likely proves valuable in her current role, as it would allow her to better communicate with and assist Spanish-speaking clients seeking immigration assistance. Her background in political science also likely contributes to her understanding of the complex legal and policy aspects of immigration work.