A Path Toward the Future

We provide a continuum of services that supports new Americans on their individual pathways from arrival through citizenship.
We focus on key milestones along the pathway that build on one another and contribute to long-term success.

96%

of all the families we resettle are self-sufficient after 180 days

189

refugee youth are served in our afterschool programs each year

99%

of clients’ citizenship applications are approved

New American Pathways is an Atlanta based nonprofit with the mission of helping refugees and Georgia thrive

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April 2025 Newsletter

Volunteer Appreciation Month

Volunteer Appreciation Month

April is Volunteer Appreciation Month, and this month, we’re proud to celebrate Reneé Videlefsky, Vice President of Community Relations for the National Council of Jewish Women Atlanta (NCJW). Reneé has been a dedicated volunteer with New American Pathways for the past three years, and she truly sees her role as a “career volunteer.” As our featured […]
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WOMEN WHO THRIVE

WOMEN WHO THRIVE

In honor of Women’s History Month, New American Pathways is highlighting women who thrive. This month, we’re spotlighting Dr. Reem Ahmed, an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Emory University and the Associate Director of Hospital Medicine at Emory Saint Joseph Hospital in Atlanta, GA. A Sudanese-born physician, she earned her medical degree from the University […]
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KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

For anyone plugged into immigrant rights spaces, the past few weeks have been a perfect storm of misinformation, information overload, and speculation. In that maelstrom, organizations are providing tried and true Know Your Rights (KYR) trainings to the immigrant community of Atlanta, community leaders and allies across the state. Know Your Rights campaigns are not […]
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Thought Leader of The Month: David Schaefer

Thought Leader of The Month: David Schaefer

The Georgia legislative session officially began on January 13th, and this month’s thought leader, David Schaefer, is here to shed light on the policies currently being addressed that affect refugees and immigrants. As Vice President of Research and Policy at the Georgia Budget and Policy Institute, David plays a key role in integrating the organization’s […]