Why the U.S. government should waive fees for Afghan refugees seeking humanitarian parole
Why the U.S. government should waive fees for Afghan refugees seeking humanitarian parole
How to help Afghan refugees: Where you can volunteer, donate, and more in Philadelphia
HIAS Pennsylvania, which is also based in Philly, also suggests some options for folks who want to volunteer: Help resettle… MORE
Opinion: USCIS must waive fees for Afghan refugees
Opinion: USCIS must waive fees for Afghan refugees
Refugee Resettlement: A Brief Overview and How Afghan Newcomers are Different
The federal Refugee Resettlement Act of 1980 established the structure and process for refugee resettlement in the United States that… MORE
Advocate for Afghan Refugees
While the US government successfully evacuated and processed thousands of Afghans for resettlement who were displaced because of US involvement… MORE
First Afghan families arriving in Philly as resettlement agencies prepare for a surge of newcomers
“So much depends on how many people we get out, and how quickly we do it,” said Cathryn Miller-Wilson, executive… MORE
Philly residents rally in Northeast to support Afghan neighbors and incoming refugees
Sponsored by HIAS Pennsylvania, the Nationalities Service Center, and the city’s Office of Immigrant Affairs, the rally brought out about… MORE
Crises in Afghanistan and Haiti: What We Know, How to Get Help and How to Give Help
If COVID and the three ongoing displacement crises have taught us anything, it’s been the absolute imperative to be able… MORE
Money Moves: More than $13M has been awarded to local nonprofits in the past few months
Money moves: More than $13M has been awarded to local nonprofits in the past few months
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