Election Reflections As the Executive Director of HIAS Pennsylvania
One of the big takeaways from the election: “It’s the economy stupid”. Only this time, it isn’t that the loser… MORE
One of the big takeaways from the election: “It’s the economy stupid”. Only this time, it isn’t that the loser… MORE
(Oct 1, 2024) – As part of Welcoming Week across the nation, Philadelphia’s Office of Immigrant Affairs and the Pennsylvania… MORE
July 1, 2024 | 10:30 AM United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania Ceremonial Courtroom Good… MORE
Remembering the Jewish refugees who were turned away 85 years ago, as the President’s recent Executive Order repeats our fateful… MORE
By Cathryn Miller-Wilson Published January 23, 2024 In December 2023, outgoing Mayor Jim Kenney signed a bill making Philadelphia first… MORE
By Cathryn Miller-Wilson PUBLISHED JANUARY 16, 2024 Not long ago, a weary asylum seeker named Ana arrived in Philadelphia after… MORE
By Danielle Smith PUBLISHED JANUARY 15, 2024 Today, a virtual “Ask Me Anything” program will address some of the pressing… MORE
By Cathryn Miller-Wilson Published December 13, 2023 The Dec. 10 front-page article “Some states spurn migrants. The Rust Belt wants… MORE
HIAS PA matches employers’ hiring needs in the Philadelphia area with job seekers who are eager to start new opportunities…. MORE
Honoree Spotlight: Nelofar Asadi Nelofar Asadi fled to the United States as an unaccompanied minor during the US withdrawal from… MORE
HIAS Pennsylvania's office will close at 1:00 PM on Tuesday, December 24th. The office will be closed all day on Wednesday, December 25th.
Intake will be closed during the weeks of December 22nd and December 29th, with the exception of those seeking help for naturalization cases. Intake will reopen for all cases on Wednesday, January 8th.