Mobile Pathways, a nonprofit dedicated to ensuring fair access to justice for immigrants, has secured $1 million in funding to enhance its AI-driven legal technology.
Mobile Pathways, a nonprofit dedicated to ensuring fair access to justice for immigrants, has secured $1 million in funding to enhance its AI-driven legal technology.
Supported by major partners such as GitLab Foundation, AlleyCorp, Fast Forward, Firedoll, and Splunk (a Cisco company), this investment will drive significant improvements in its AI platform, Pathfinder—a new tool helping immigration case management.
The funding marks a major milestone in the intersection of technology, artificial intelligence, and legal advocacy, empowering immigration attorneys and nonprofit organizations with efficient solutions to navigate complex legal cases.
Founded in 2018 by award-winning immigration attorney Jeffrey O'Brien, seasoned innovator Poesy Chen, and philanthropist Bartlomiej Jan Skorupa, Mobile Pathways is on a mission to democratize legal assistance for immigrants.
Through AI and mobile technology, the organization connects immigrants with reliable legal resources and employment information, ensuring fair access to justice.
Pathfinder, Mobile Pathways' flagship AI tool, is designed to simplify legal processes for immigration lawyers, nonprofits, and asylum seekers. With the new funding, the platform will receive significant upgrades, including:
By integrating real-time data from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), Pathfinder streamlines work authorization procedures, helping immigrants gain employment opportunities faster while providing nonprofits with free access to case history reports.
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