It Takes A Team: Part 4
By Juilee Shivalkar The fourth and last part of this mini-series focuses on Hassan, the newest team member. Click here to read Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3! The […]
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Our Stories
It Takes A Team: Part 3
By: Johnna Gadomski and Juilee Shivalkar This is Part 3 of a mini-series about Marwan and his team—St. Bartholomew’s, Page Love, Nathan, Araz, Rebecca, and Hassan. Click here to Read
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My Afternoon with the Al Homsi family
By: Amanda Ebling My name is Amanda, and I am a Shepherd Intern at New American Pathways, in the Career Services department. I’ve really enjoyed assisting the team that is
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It Takes A Team: Part 2
By: Juilee Shivalkar Last week, we shared more about how Marwan and his team first began his ASL lesson. If you haven’t already, click here to read it! Now, read
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It Takes A Team: Part 1
By: Juilee Shivalkar and Johnna Gadomski From navigating a whole new culture and starting a life in a foreign country, there are many challenges that go along with being a
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English at Home Resources
Program Materials Orientation Packet ESL Training Manual Tutor Materials Literacy in Life Handbook for Volunteers Making It Real- Teaching Refugees Pre-lit Curriculum Teaching Multi-Level Classes Volunteer Log Monthly Progress Report
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Volunteer of the Month: Liz Truscott
Liz Truscott, a native of Connecticut and a graduate of University of Vermont, came to Atlanta in hopes of breaking into non-profit development. When we asked her what drew her
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World Refugee Day
World Refugee Day, an annual celebration established by the United Nations, brings together individuals across the world to commemorate our brothers and sisters that have been forced to flee their
A Painful Blessing: Life as a Refugee and Emory Student
“I agreed to speak [at World Refugee Day] because I would like to convey a different message in the media about Syrian refugees than the narrative currently being shared,” says
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Cultural Orientation: An Outsider Looking In
By: Brittany Gilliland There are four languages mingling in the room, perhaps more if you count the baby babble. However, all the languages here share one thing in common: they
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