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Thank You Emory University Rollins School of Public Health @rollinspublichealth for serving alongside our afterschool team this week! Your contributions were tremendous and greatly appreciated. #service #volunteer

UPDATE: The Biden Administration reversed their decision and will increase the refugee arrival number!

New American Pathways stands with our partners at CWS. We call on the Biden Administration to uphold their commitment to rebuilding the lifesaving refugee resettlement program.
Repost from @cws_global #restoringwelcome #refugees #refugeeswelcome #refugeeresettlement

Meet Anastasiia and learn a little more about her and the internship experience below!

🔹 Why did you choose New American Pathways and what are you working on?
I chose New AP because of the opportunity to make a positive impact and their vision to promote safety, success, and service for refugees in Georgia. As a communication intern, I try to use my people skills and word wizardry to collect & draft stories, social media posts. Plus, designing monthly newsletter and graphics.

🔹 What is an interesting fact about you?
For the last 5 years, I've been coloring my hair in different colors of the rainbow. It started as an opportunity to become fully myself as I change and evolve.

🔹 What is your super power?
Finding a forever home for every cat I encounter. If you are considering bringing a fur baby to your family, just let me know!

Thank you, New AP, for being a wonderful and supportive team!

#internship

We are continuing to celebrate volunteers and community partners for Global Volunteer Month! @allsaintsatlanta Refugee Ministries works closely with New AP. Several members from All Saints Episcopal Church provide English tutoring, help with apartment set ups, collect furniture and home goods for newly arriving families, and provide holiday gifts to refugee children during our End of Year Cheer celebration. This faith partner has an entire department dedicated to welcoming refugees, and we are eternally grateful to Louisa Merchant, Director of Refugee Ministries and their many congregants for their ongoing partnership and support! We can't wait to return to in person service alongside you all in the future! #refugeeswelcome #refugees #galovesrefugees

Each year, our friends at EDSBS have an online fundraiser through Twitter called the Charity Bowl. We love watching the friendly (with a little bit of spite!) college sports competition unfold on Twitter each day, and the donations keep pouring in! This is the total as of 4:15 PM, but we almost guarantee that by the time you read this, the number will have gone up again. Check out our twitter page (@newampaths) for the latest updates, or text "charitybowl21" to 91999 to give in honor of your favorite team! And a HUGE thank you to Spencer Hall and Holly Anderson for making this happen each year, you both are amazing!

From all of us at New American Pathways, Ramadan Mubarak to all who are observing this important month in the Muslim faith. #ramadanmubarak #ramadankareem

Thank you to Atlanta GLOW for donating period kits for 400 people! These supplies will support individuals in our Family Empowerment, Education and Youth, and Resettlement departments.

#communitysupport #giving

Welcoming a new baby!
We are part of The Welcome Co-op, A resettlement partnership in Atlanta. We are working with a client who’s about to bring a child into the world. Welcome Co-op staff member Jonathon recently delivered a crib along with other baby items and helped assemble the crib at the client’s home. We wish her and her family all the best as they welcome their little one! You can follow The Welcome Co-op on their Facebook page!

Host a group service project with New American Pathways today! Email communityoutreach@newamerianpathways.org for more information on group volunteer opportunities. #volunteer #service #civicengagement #refugee

Today we are celebrating success stories of students in the Middle School Program. We recently had seven seventh grade students apply for the Georgia C5 program. C5 is a five-year program, 8th-12th grade, preparing Georgia students for leadership in their communities and offering them assistance in college preparation. Of those 7 applicants, 6 were accepted and one was waitlisted.

We are inspired by their determination to achieve their goals and work towards their dreams, no matter the circumstances. These students are seven examples among many new Americans who have found success along the New Americans’ Pathway through our Middle School Program. We are grateful to get a front row seat to their stories.

Thanks to our volunteers for your hard work and time in helping refugees and Georgia thrive. We appreciate your continual support, contribution, enthusiasm, dedication, and passion that help us remain purposefully driven with making a difference in the lives of others. You are an integral part of our family. From all of us at New American Pathways, thank you!

This month we are celebrating all of the volunteers that share our mission of helping refugees and Georgia thrive! Thank you for being part of the New AP family!

From all of us at New AP, Happy Easter to all who are celebrating today! #happyeaster

We are still collecting supplies for our hygiene kit drive! Click the link in our bio to donate today. #donate #volunteer #serve #newap

Volunteer with us as an English at Home tutor! We offer opportunities to work one-on-one with refugee families and individuals to help them develop their English language skills. Volunteers serve at least two hours a week with their learners via video call. Opportunities exist year-round but require a minimum
three-month commitment.

Email volunteerengagement@newamericanpathways.org for more information!

Happy Passover to all who are beginning their celebrations this evening! #passover

Meet Beena, who has been at New AP for 8 years as a Parent Educator in the Family Empowerment program! Beena says: “I work with Nepali families and Afghani families. I always have had the desire to give back to the community. I am blessed to be given opportunity by New AP to help the community and bring the best out of them. I enjoy seeing the positive impact on families’ lives and when they smile and say, “thank you”- it makes my day.” We are grateful for Beena and all her hard work to help new American families thrive!

Thank You BlackRock for your recent volunteer service with our afterschool program! We appreciate your efforts in sharing financial literacy tips with our middle school students. #service #volunteer #civicengagement #newap #refugee #financialliteracy

Volunteer with our MVP Program! Mentors work with clients to help them identify their career goals, provide vocational coaching, develop job readiness, and help advance professional opportunities in their desired field. All professional experience is welcome.

At New American Pathways, we feel grateful to know so many incredible new American women who have overcome challenges to thrive in the United States. Originally from Jordan, Kalthum had built a career as an artist whose paintings were presented in 12 different exhibitions around the world. But her dreams and goals were put on hold when Kalthum’s ex-husband locked her in their house, took all the money, and didn’t let her paint.

In 2017, she received the opportunity to start a new life in a new country and was resettled in Atlanta. After moving to Atlanta and receiving the assistance of the Domestic Violence Team at New American Pathways, Kalthum started rebuilding her life, immersing herself in art, and fulfilling her creative potential. With the ongoing assistance of New AP, Kalthum is moving towards her goal of becoming a successful artist in Atlanta. Kalthum says, “A Woman is the bridge between civilization, who carries the culture and passes it to other generations.” She transfers these thoughts and feelings to the canvas and creatively shares everything she feels with the world.

Along with other inspiring women, we are so proud of Kalthum and are grateful to be part of her story towards new American success!
#newamericans #newamericansuccessstories

We are so happy for Mariam*, who just received Green Cards for her and her young daughter. Mariam was married to a U.S. Citizen, who passed away unexpectedly last year. Not only was she left with extreme grief, but she had to worry about taking care of his final arrangements, getting a job to provide for her daughter, and securing their permanent resident status. USCIS initially attempted to deny their applications based on a misinterpretation of the law, but our Immigration team was able correct the error and she and her daughter both received their Green Cards last week! She is excited to be able to soon travel to see her family overseas, which will help get through the pain of losing her husband. She is very appreciative and has already begun recommending friends for our immigration services. We feel honored to help incredible new Americans like Mariam with immigration services as they walk on a pathway to success. #newamericans #newamericansuccessstories

*Name was changed per the client's request*

Thank You @agnesscottcollege S.C.A.L.E. participants! Your 3-day Alternative Break experience around ESL programs and Civic Engagement for Refugees was memorable for each of our staff and students. Thank you for your commitment to leadership and best of luck this Spring semester! #alternativebreak #service #civicengagement #newap

Join us in helping refugees and Georgia thrive! We have an upcoming virtual volunteer orientation this Saturday at 11am EST!

Click “Get Involved” on our website to RSVP!

New American Pathways stands in solidarity with staff, clients, volunteers and partners who are part of the Asian American and Pacific Islander Community and are horrified at the senseless act of violence in our city yesterday. Hate crimes against the AAPI community have dramatically increased over the past year, and we must call out the racism and xenophobia that continues in our country. Please join us in speaking out against hate and violence and connect with local resources to support the Asian American and Pacific Islander Community. Our partners at Asian Americans Advancing Justice Atlanta have ways you can provide tangible support, and Stop AAPI Hate has resources and reports to learn more.

Press Release from AAAJ Atlanta: https://www.advancingjustice-atlanta.org/news/communityresponse

2020-2021 Report from Stop AAPI Hate: https://secureservercdn.net/104.238.69.231/a1w.90d.myftpupload.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/210312-Stop-AAPI-Hate-National-Report-.pdf

#stopasianhate

Several of our AmeriCorps members (and some pups!) gathered for a socially distanced hike yesterday for AmeriCorps week. This Member Cohort has had an unusual year with the pandemic, but they’ve all worked hard to support New AP clients and have implemented some great initiatives to help refugees and Georgia thrive. We are grateful for them! #americorps #americorpsweek #service

Still celebrating our phenomenal New AP AmeriCorps members. Happy AmeriCorps week! #americorps #service #newap

This week we are celebrating our dedicated and passionate team of AmeriCorps members. Their service helps New American Pathways fulfill the mission to help refugees and Georgia thrive. We love our AmeriCorps members!

Happy International Women's Day! We are so grateful to work with and know so many amazing women at New AP. We are inspired by you all and celebrate the impact and contributions new American women make in our communities! #InternationalWomensDay #newamericans

We're collecting hygiene items! We hope to provide as many families as possible with hygiene kits this spring. Donate through our wish list.

Over the last year or so, you may have seen the lovely pictures of this amazing family on our page, but you may not know their story.

Ahmed Adan, Samira Hirsi and their sons Yosef and Abudl “Aziz” arrived in Atlanta in 2017. Ahmed is a medical professional and worked as a hematologist in Kuwait after fleeing war in Somalia. Ahmed was eager to get to work soon after arrival, and faced the disappointment of starting over in his field with a positive attitude. He worked with New AP employment specialists and was able to secure a job as a Medical Laboratory Technician. Youngest son Aziz was born with cerebral palsy, and in addition to working towards self-sufficiency, the family had to navigate the oftentimes complicated U.S. medical system to ensure Aziz received all the services and care he needs to thrive.

The New AP Intensive Case Management team helped the family navigate through referrals and appointments, but Aziz and his parents demonstrated their determination through the whole process. Both boys are now in middle school and are doing well. The family is on track to apply for citizenship in 2022. This family has faced the challenges that come with resettlement with optimism and resiliency and have accomplished great things in their first few years here, and we can't wait to see the successes they find in the future!

#newamericans #newamericansuccess #refugeeswelcome #galovesrefugees #refugees

Join us in helping refugees and Georgia thrive!

RSVP for an upcoming volunteer orientation to get started:
https://forms.gle/vNdvEgxkyyA1hRHv5

Celebrating an amazing end to the week with New AP’s @americorps members during their 2021 Mid-Year Retreat. Have a great weekend everyone! #americorps #service #engagement #volunteer #newap #newamericanpathways

Introducing our Spring 2021 Interns! We are so excited to have this dedicated cohort growing with us this semester.
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Welcome to the New AP team!

Kelly Ruda, Forward Program Intern
Mallika Kolachala, Resettlement Health Intern
Blair Davis, Communications Intern
Siang Zaem, Resettlement Intern
Carly Ogletree, Civic Engagement & Policy Intern
China Myrick, Resettlement Intern
Lindsey Dietz, English at Home Intern
Anastasiia Kulchytska, Communications Intern
Jack Briggette, Afterschool Intern
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Stay tuned for upcoming internship opportunities.

New American Pathways is immensely grateful for the donation of 50 boxes of assorted personal protective equipment donated to us from @fodacorg ! Because of their generous donation, we are able to provide New AP staff and clients with 3ply face masks, KN95 masks, and an array of differently-sized hand sanitizer to protect us and enable us to do our part in limiting the spread of COVID-19, while supporting Atlanta's refugee and immigrant community. We also want to thank the members of the Rotary Club of Stone Mountain for making this partnership happen.

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Virtual New Americans Celebration this week. Your advocacy makes a difference, and we are very grateful for the support. Be sure to check out the Coalition of Refugee Service Agencies annual report to learn about the work of the CRSA this past year. Here's hoping we can recreate this picture from 2020 in 2022!

CRSA Annual Report: https://bit.ly/CRSAReport2020 #advocacy #galovesrefugees #galovesimmigrants #refugeeswelcome #refugees

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