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 […]
Young Women’s Leadership Attends the Lantern Parade Read More »
Every office has that one person: that one go-to volunteer or staff member who is always willing to take on a new role or to help someone else who has
September Volunteer of the Month – Lori Laliberte Read More »
Our Red, White and New honored citizens: Saad AlSaad (far left), CEO Paedia Mixon, Lilly Chhetri (center), Padam Giri, and Jeanine Ndayishimiye, wife of Ntirandekua Melchiade. Saad AlSaad: Saad is
New American Citizens Recognized at 2015 Red, White and NEW Read More »
This post was originally published in September 2015, when multiple Governors across the US were seeking to ban Syrian refugee resettlement. It has been updated to reflect the cuts in
UPDATED: How Can Georgia Help Syrian Refugees in the State? Read More »
When Mike Iverson laughs, you can’t help but laugh, too. He is a giving person with a joy for life that is contagious. A longtime supporter of New American Pathways,
August Volunteer of the Month: Mike Iverson Read More »
By Kelsey Smith, ESL Coordinator at New American Pathways Although my students cannot yet read the following words of Herman Hesse, I believe they would agree with them: “As a
Connections and English Lessons Read More »
How many times do you go to work and change the course of a family’s life forever? The Parents as Teachers (PAT) educators at New American Pathways do that every
Early Intervention is Changing Lives Read More »
For Kaleigh and Ben Bolin, the long drive is almost as rewarding as the work itself. Kaleigh, a family match English tutor and office volunteer, and Ben, a one-to-one civics
July Volunteers of the Month: Kaleigh and Ben Bolin Read More »
New American Pathways envisions a Georgia where refugees are leaders in their communities, engaged in solving problems and sharing new ideas. Community members have the right to participate in decisions
Spotlight On: Community Engagement Read More »
Leva Teymouri is relentlessly positive. Earlier this summer, when she found out she had been accepted as a transfer student to Emory University’s prestigious Law School to study Human Rights
June Volunteer of the Month: Leva Teymouri Read More »
Join us Saturday, October 10, 2026, in celebrating our collective impact at our Red, White & Do Fundraising Gala!