ASAP Resource Sharing Policy
Thank you for your interest in sharing or adapting resources from the Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP)! ASAP’s goal is to share information with asylum seekers in the United States as widely as possible. For this reason, we give permission to share and translate our resources without charging any fees – as long as you agree to the conditions below.
Please note: We frequently update our resources to keep up with rapidly changing legal information. That is why it is important to include links to the original resources on ASAP’s website. If you have any questions, please email ASAP at info@asylumadvocacy.org.
Sharing ASAP resources digitally (for example, website or social media)
ASAP always welcomes you to share direct links to ASAP resources, for example on your website or social media account! This is the best way to share information from ASAP, because we frequently update our resources to keep up with rapidly changing legal information.
However, ASAP does NOT give permission to copy or reproduce ASAP resources in English or Spanish digitally, for example on your website or on social media.
If you have any questions or would like to seek an exception to this policy, please email ASAP at info@asylumadvocacy.org.
Sharing ASAP resources in print (for example, flyers)
ASAP gives permission to share print versions of ASAP resources under the conditions that you:
Do not charge money for the resource.
Credit ASAP and include a link to the ASAP resource, at the top of the resource. Here is sample language that you can use or adapt: “This resource was created by the Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP). You can view the original resource and any updates on ASAP’s website: [link].”
Translating ASAP resources into languages other than English or Spanish
ASAP gives permission to translate ASAP resources under the conditions that you:
Do not charge money for the resource.
Credit ASAP and include a link to the original ASAP resource, at the top of the resource. Use the following language: “This resource was created by the Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP) and translated by [Organization or Individual Name]. You can view the original resource and any updates on ASAP’s website: [link].”
We would love to hear from you!
We would love to learn how our resources are being used and potentially share further! If ASAP shares your translated resource, we will credit you and inform you.