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For the last four years, the ̽����ѡ in Dallas has been holding a Robing Ceremony the night before graduation to honor fifteen high school graduates who started their journey in the US as refugees. Since we are unable to gather this year, we are sharing the great accomplishments of these remarkable students here.

Olga Ngalula was a financial officer and local seamstress in the Democratic Republic of Congo before being forced to flee her country. Olga and her family were resettled in the United States in August of 2015 and began rebuilding their lives in the greater Atlanta area.

Phoenix and America must, day in and day out, live up to the legacy, and the strength, of our “common immigrant heritage.”

With support from the ̽����ѡ, Susan Kayongo is able to run her own salon in Nairobi.

Update! Watch the October 7th webinar recording on ̽����ѡ's Afghan Emergency Response in the US

Tom Greenleigh Began his work at the ̽����ѡ in Salt Lake City in 2016, committing his time as a Civic & Citizenship volunteer tutor helping refugees and other immigrants along their path to becoming U.S. citizens

The ̽����ѡ in Atlanta’s Microenterprise Development (MED) program is proud to support refugee and immigrant business owners from around the world—to honor the culture, passion and ideas these innovators bring to the Atlanta community, we spent the week of November 13 – 19 celebrating Global Entrepreneurship Week.

Theater director and Syrian refugee Bashar always dreamed of having creative control over his art and being able to express himself freely. Now, he puts on his own productions.