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Join us for an upcoming training workshop presented by USCRI’s Refugee Youth Resource Center! This training is intended for service providers working with refugee children and youth (resettlement agencies, child welfare, schools, health/mental health providers, anti-trafficking organizations, and others). In this training, we will: • Recognize protective factors that strengthen resilience of refugee youth •…
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The National Young Adult Leadership Council (NYALC) brought together a cohort of 15 emerging refugee leaders on a transformative leadership journey to elevate the voices of youth with forced displacement experience. These leaders come from 7 countries and represent 10 states, from New York to Alaska. The first NYALC cohort engaged in roughly 50 hours…
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Join the Society of Refugee Healthcare Providers, Beth Farmer, LCSW and Leena Zahra, MSc for a Q&A session about supporting children and families’ mental health and wellbeing. This session will be an informal, discussion format. It will be an opportunity for participants to ask the experts any questions they have around mental health considerations for…
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Join the Society of Refugee Healthcare Providers and Dr. Omar Reda for a Q&A session about supporting the mental health of refugee and newcomer men. This session will be an informal, discussion format. It will be an opportunity for participants to ask Dr. Reda any questions they have around mental health services for newcomers, with…
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DateTuesday, Sept. 23, 20252:30 – 3:30 p.m. ET1:30 – 2:30 p.m. CT12:30 – 1:30 p.m. MT11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. PT Learning Objectives • Describe common barriers to medication adherence faced by newcomers. • Discuss opportunities for anticipatory guidance and patient education to support appropriate medication use. • Identify tools to assist newcomers in improving…
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Join our September Brunch and Brainstorm event! This one-hour virtual workshop series is designed to encourage open discussion, peer connection, and collaboration on labor trafficking response efforts. This event will offer space for providers to connect, share updates and news, and discuss current challenges and opportunities related to serving labor trafficking survivors. Framework offers a…
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Economic Empowerment Programming for Survivors with Disabilities: This webinar will explore how to incorporate a range of accommodations for survivors with a range of disabilities into new or existing economic empowerment programs.
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The Welcoming Economies program provides a platform for community leaders to come together, share knowledge, and strengthen their ongoing efforts. For over a decade, Welcoming America and Global Detroit’s E Pluribus Program have collaborated to support economic development opportunities for immigrants and refugees. Through this program, communities have advanced their local economic inclusion initiatives by:…
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The Welcoming Economies program provides a platform for community leaders to come together, share knowledge, and strengthen their ongoing efforts. For over a decade, Welcoming America and Global Detroit’s E Pluribus Program have collaborated to support economic development opportunities for immigrants and refugees. Through this program, communities have advanced their local economic inclusion initiatives by:…
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The Welcoming Economies program provides a platform for community leaders to come together, share knowledge, and strengthen their ongoing efforts. For over a decade, Welcoming America and Global Detroit’s E Pluribus Program have collaborated to support economic development opportunities for immigrants and refugees. Through this program, communities have advanced their local economic inclusion initiatives by:…