Calendar of Events

<strong>2026 RDC-EMEA Spring Conference</strong> April 23 - 24, 2026 Conference Days (April 22 - opening drinks) Geneva, Switzerland <em>This event is being presented by AILA's RDC-EMEA Chapter. This event is not being organized by the AILA National Office</em>

Our panel of experts will thoroughly analyze the scope of permissible B-1 and WB activities and provide valuable insights to help your business clients maintain compliance and avoid unauthorized employment or conduct work that could jeopardize their status.

This hands-on, beginner-friendly course offers immigration professionals the skills to use Microsoft 365 Copilot, to improve writing, streamline office work, reduce research time, and build safe workflows.

Join the Federal Court Litigation Section for their April 2026 section call.

This roundtable brings together members of the Futures Task Force to share key takeaways from the Futures Report and to talk through what these shifts mean in real terms. The goal is to help you step back, see the bigger picture, and think about what adjustments may make sense for your own practice.

Is this your first time attending an AILA Annual Conference or are you trying to decide if you want to register? If so, then the New Attendee Orientation is for you! Learn all you need to know to make your Annual Conference a great one!

Temporary workers fill critical seasonal and peak-load jobs in agriculture, hospitality, timber, landscaping, and many other industries. Recent legal reforms have reshaped H-2B programs. Panelists will provide an overview of the new H-2B landscape and practical guidance for practitioners.

Interested in maximizing your AILA membership? Join our introductory roundtable, where AILA staff and volunteer leaders will provide a comprehensive overview of your benefits and answer any questions. Secure your spot by registering today.

Join us for an interactive roundtable focused on surviving and thriving together. This is a space to connect, share how you’re doing, and reflect on practices that support well‑being for yourself and those around you.

This roundtable introduces immigration attorneys to Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Dialectal Behavioral techniques to support their own well-being while managing the stresses of working with clients facing trauma and uncertainty.