Beena Dahal
Beena Dahal has worked in the Parents as Teachers (PAT) program at New American Pathways since 2013 when the program was part of Refugee Family Services (RFS). In the summer […]
State Champion Clarkston High Cross Country Team made up of Mostly Refugees
The Clarkston High cross country team became this year’s state champions without the aid of matching track suits or brand new shoes. They became known as the “Underfunded Underdogs.” The
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Summer Camp Staff and Students Featured in GPB News
This summer, our incredible summer camp staff and students were featured in a piece by GPB news. The story focuses on the way summer camp, and afterschool, help students make
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Peter Armstrong named CFO of the Year by the Atlanta Business Chronicle
Our Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Peter Armstrong was named CFO of the Year by the Atlanta Business Chronicle this Year via Atlanta Business Chronicle
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Joseph Majak discusses the Atlanta based “Lost Boys” of Sudan
The Sunday, January 12 edition of the AJC featured RRISA contractor Joseph Majak discussing the view of the Atlanta based “Lost Boys” of Sudan, on the war that again rages
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A Dream Come True
New American Pathways is dedicated to helping our clients achieve long-term goals. This month, Yahya, a former client of our savings match program, came back for a visit. He used
Holiday Hugs and Smiles Abound
A HUGE thank you to everyone who made the holidays brighter for new Americans in Georgia! The season of giving is always a perfect time to collect items and funds
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The International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Atlanta recently welcomed the first Syrian refugee family to Atlanta
Our friends, and community partners, at the International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Atlanta recently welcomed the first Syrian refugee family to Atlanta – via AJC
“A New Life for Refugees, and the Cities they Adopt”
How do refugees affect the cities they join when they arrive in America – and how do those cities affect refugees? via New York Times: Link
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