Pathways to American Citizenship: New Americans Reflect on America’s 250th Anniversary
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, new Americans share powerful reflections on citizenship, belonging, and the dreams that continue to shape our nation.
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.
New American Pathways is an Atlanta based nonprofit with the mission of helping refugees and Georgia thrive
Community Spotlight
June Thought Leader: Kunkhen Dorji
Advocacy Begins with Gratitude shares Kunkhen Dorji's journey from arriving in Georgia as a stateless Bhutanese refugee to becoming a civic leader and advocate for refugee and immigrant communities. Reflecting on his family's resettlement, his early experiences advocating for democracy and human rights, and his participation in the New American Civic Pathways Leadership Program and RCUSA Advocacy Days, Kunkhen highlights the importance of civic engagement, relationship-building, and protecting humanitarian pathways. His story is a reminder that advocacy begins with gratitude and that every voice can help create a more welcoming future for refugees, immigrants, asylum seekers, and families seeking safety.
May Thought Leader: Cho Htun
Before joining New American Pathways, Cho spent nearly 14 years building an after-school program at Indian Creek Elementary through another nonprofit organization. What began with just four students steadily grew […]
April Thought Leader: Sean Lacey
We’re grateful for the time, heart, and dedication Sean Lacey and our volunteers have given to New American Pathways. His commitment to supporting our community has made a lasting impact, […]
