At New American Pathways, we are excited to share the insights of Muzhda Oriakhil, Senior Community Engagement Manager at Friends of Refugees, Chair of the Coalition of Refugee Service Agencies […]
April is Volunteer Appreciation Month, and this month, we’re proud to celebrate Reneé Videlefsky, Vice President of Community Relations for the National Council of Jewish Women Atlanta (NCJW). Reneé has been
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In honor of Women’s History Month, New American Pathways is highlighting women who thrive. This month, we’re spotlighting Dr. Reem Ahmed, an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Emory University and
For anyone plugged into immigrant rights spaces, the past few weeks have been a perfect storm of misinformation, information overload, and speculation. In that maelstrom, organizations are providing tried and
The Georgia legislative session officially began on January 13th, and this month’s thought leader, David Schaefer, is here to shed light on the policies currently being addressed that affect refugees
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As New American Pathways celebrates 10 years of thriving and supporting Georgia’s refugee and immigrant communities, we take pride in being recognized as a pillar in the refugee resettlement space,
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This month is the time of year where many of us consider what we are grateful for. As I reflect on this season, I think about how grateful I am
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Happy 10th Anniversary to New American Pathways! In recognition of this milestone, this month’s Thought Leaders are New AP’s inaugural Board Chair Adriana Varela and our current Board Chair Mitika
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My name is Jessica Reyes, for over five years I’ve had the privilege of working at Gordon Food Service, the largest family-operated broad-line food distribution company in North America. I
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I’m Latoya Brown. I spent 20 years as a teacher, mainly working with English as a Second Language (ESOL) students, especially refugees and immigrants. Now, I’m the Education and Youth
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