Abraham Cepeda

In law school I interned for the Community Justice Project (CJP) and obtained immigration training at the Hebrew Immigration Aid Society (HIAS) in Philadelphia. 

Once I graduated I went to  work for CJP a non-profit organization where I headed up their Reading office and was helping immigrants who were victims of crimes, domestic violence and victims of human traffic obtain legal status. 

In 2013, I became a partner at CWM Legal where I was helping immigrants with family petitions, employment petitions, asylum and representation in immigration court. 

Towards the end of 2014 I started Cultura Law Llc where I did all types of immigration representation, criminal defense, real estate and corporate formation.

I have always been involved in the community. I started a community organization which helped immigrant students obtain funding and grants for their college education, advocated for immigrant rights and coordinated mass citizenship days. 

I was also a member of the president  reading school board, and vice president on the board  of the Daniel Torres Hispanic Center a non profit organization helping migrants and the elderly in Reading Pa.