Why Does Advocacy Matter?
Refugees and immigrants are impacted by federal, state and local laws, policies and procedures every single day. Many of these… MORE
Refugees and immigrants are impacted by federal, state and local laws, policies and procedures every single day. Many of these… MORE
If COVID and the three ongoing displacement crises have taught us anything, it’s been the absolute imperative to be able… MORE
HIAS Pennsylvania’s Executive Director, Cathryn Miller-Wilson, discusses immigrants in detention with HIAS PA’s Independence Foundation Public Interest Law Fellow, Matt Egler DiFerdinando.
“The first day of high school is always hard. It’s doubly difficult if you are not fluent in the language… MORE
Listen to the article here: Afghan families in Philly frustrated at high bar to help loved ones escape Taliban… MORE
Dear Friend of HIAS PA, This month’s HIAS PA Wins newsletter is special. Why? Well, first, because two of our… MORE
Thousands of miles from home, Afghan evacuees start new lives, schools in Philadelphia
“When Merza Mohammadi flashes across Paine’s Park on his skateboard, the anguish of fleeing Afghanistan seems far away.” Read more… MORE
On Monday, January 17th, 2021, we held an expert panel on Afghan evacuees and on Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for… MORE
Dear HIAS PA Supporter, On Monday, HIAS PA held our 3rd annual day of advocacy in honor of Rev. Dr. Martin… MORE
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Thankful Together, formerly known as Refugee Thanksgiving, is happening TONIGHT at 6PM!
Register here to join us tonight: https://hiaspa.org/event/thankful-together-2021/
Click here to join our virtual Annual Meeting!
The Annual Meeting starts at noon, but join us at 11:45AM for an informal chat before the event!
Make 2021 better for immigrants and refugees by ensuring they have the support to recover from anti-immigrant policies and the pandemic.
Help every immigrant achieve their greatest potential by ensuring there are no obstacles like a lack of legal status or language access stand in their way.
