According to a new study from Indiana University and the University of Virginia, each new immigrant in a community helps to create 1.2 new jobs – most of which go to […]
New Study: Each New Immigrant Creates 1.2 Jobs Read More »
This month, we honor Lauren Fink as an “everyday hero.” Lauren previously served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Tanzania and is a recent graduate of Emory’s Rollins School of Public
May Volunteer of the Month: Lauren Fink Read More »
In December we shared the story of Dr. Ahmed Lazim, a gifted surgeon from Mosul, Iraq forced to flee his home due to threats from ISIS terrorists after his brother
Catching Up with Dr. Lazim Read More »
Abishkar Chhetri and his family were resettled in Atlanta when he was 13 years old. While the language and cultural barriers were tough to get through, Abishkar was driven to
Druid Hills Valedictorian Arrived as Refugee Read More »
Sy, a refugee from West Africa, was 11 years old when she and her family were resettled in Atlanta. Now, Sy is one of Emory University’s 2015-2016 Robert T. Jones Jr.
Local Refugee Becomes Standout at Emory Read More »
In 2014, the Clarkston High track team, with very little funding and almost completely made up of refugees, won the state Cross Country championship. Since their school had no funding
Clarkston’s Championship Track Team Gets their Rings Read More »
In Buffalo, new refugees have meant new businesses, as businesses crop up that cater to the cultures and tastes of new Americans. Read the whole story in the Buffalo News
Businesses Follow Refugees as they Resettle Read More »
You can learn a lot from Adenah Bayoh. As a young girl, war forced Bayoh from her home country of Liberia and into a refugee camp. She eventually immigrated to
Refugee Becomes Youngest African-American IHOP Franchise Owner Read More »
via USA Today College Ridwan Hassan is the son of Somali and Ethiopian refugees who survived war in their home countries to come to Georgia to build a better life
First-generation college student awarded Rhodes Scholarship Read More »
What would we do without our dedicated volunteers? In just six months, New American Pathways recruited 311 volunteers who donated 4,476 hours of service – to set up apartments for
Breaking Ground with Breaking Bread Read More »
Join us Saturday, November 8, 2025, in celebrating our collective impact at our Red, White & Do Fundraising Gala!