When Kamal and Amal arrived here from Jordan in September with their six children, they had no idea how they would be received. After tremendous conflict and displacement in Syria, they fled with the hope of safety and a better life for their children – like most refugees arriving in the United States from anywhere […]
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Since Governor Nathan Deal announced that he had asked the Federal government to stop sending Syrian refugees to Georgia, we have had many questions from supporters about how best to reach out to show their support for continued Syrian arrivals in Georgia. Here are two easy ways to reach out to the Office of Governor
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When Kamal and Amal arrived here from Jordan in September with their six children, they had no idea how they would be received. After tremendous conflict and displacement in Syria, they fled with the hope of safety and a better life for their children – like most refugees arriving in the United States from anywhere
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Long before New American Pathways was formed, The Westminster Schools had a close relationship with both Refugee Family Services (RFS) and Refugee Resettlement and Immigration Services of Atlanta (RRISA). School leaders see the value of teaching their students about the greater Atlanta community, the value of diversity, instilling empathy, and thinking globally. Callie Crabb is
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If you haven’t been personally called to action for the upcoming holiday season, this is your invitation. As the temperature drops and more vulnerable populations arrive, we need even more support from the community – and that includes the help of volunteers, like you! Volunteers help New American Pathways make the season a bit brighter
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Meet one of the few families who have arrived in Georgia after displacement in Syria. New American Pathways staff greeted the family and took them to their new home. Now they will start a new life in Georgia with the support of our programs that guide them on their pathway to success — through resettlement, employment, educational opportunities
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The refugee and immigrant community has a strong voice, and we at New American Pathways are ready to help them raise it. Earlier this month, we partnered with Church World Service to host an all-day advocacy training. Participants learned how to register voters, recruit supporters, and share their life stories and missions effectively. Encouraged by
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In July 2013, Safia Jama (left) was a new American citizen being honored for her incredible journey at the first annual Red, White and New event. In August 2014, Beena Dahal (right) had her moment on stage as an honored citizen at the second annual event. Now, both women are civically active and excited about
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After 15+ years with New American Pathways, David Ross (left) still enjoys the little things in volunteering – like showing up to a day of voter registration wearing the same shirt as volunteers from two of our partner agencies. Pictured with: Sam Aguilar of GALEO and Lyndon Waller of CPAGA. David Ross has been with New American
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The Young Women’s Leadership Program by New American Pathways serves 21 refugee girls from the metro Atlanta area. The program is designed to better prepare these young women for a future of success through helping them obtain personal, professional and academic goals. In September, they welcomed their new cohort and many returning mentors for their
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