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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Bright Futures for Newly Arrived Students

Bright Futures for Newly Arrived Students

I’m Latoya Brown. I spent 20 years as a teacher, mainly working with English as a Second Language (ESOL) students, especially refugees and immigrants. Now, I’m the Education and Youth Manager for after-school programs at four schools in Dekalb County. I’ve been with New American Pathways for just over a year, which feels like a […]
July Newsletter

Security & Stability through Citizenship

Security & Stability through Citizenship

My name is Whitney Kweskin, and I am the Senior Program Manager for ALIVE (Advocacy, Leadership, Immigration, and Voter Engagement). I am an immigration advocate, and I also oversee the Civic Pathways leadership program, coordinate our participation in the Coalition of Refugee Service Agencies’ advocacy efforts, and supervise our voter registration program. I started working […]
June Newsletter

A Pathway to Thriving

A Pathway to Thriving

For nearly a decade now, New American Pathways has been making a real difference in the lives of tens of thousands of refugees and immigrants. As we gear up to celebrate our tenth anniversary, I want to take the time to look back on our inception, the creation of the Pathway model, and highlight our […]