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A National Experiment in Refugee Resettlement - Vimarsana News

A National Experiment in Refugee Resettlement

The Biden Administration’s Welcome Corps will allow Americans to sponsor newcomers to their home towns—and will test how exposure to refugees changes people’s lives.

US State Department enacts Welcome Corps for families to help refugees - Vimarsana News

US State Department enacts Welcome Corps for families to help refugees

Americans will be able to help refugees in a new program being released by the State Department. The Welcome Corps will allow five or more Americans to form a group and match with a refugee, introducing more opportunities for sponsorship.

'Sponsor circles' offer a new model for resettling refugees | New Hampshire Public Radio - Vimarsana News

'Sponsor circles' offer a new model for resettling refugees | New Hampshire Public Radio

One team in New Hampshire has more than 60 people volunteering to help resettle refugees.

Source: nhpr.org
New model to enlist regular Americans to resettle refugees - Vimarsana News

New model to enlist regular Americans to resettle refugees

The Biden administration is expected to make permanent a program that allows everyday Americans to resettle people displaced from a slew of countries.

Source: kpbs.org
State Department Looks to Enlist Regular Americans to Resettle Refugees - Vimarsana News

State Department Looks to Enlist Regular Americans to Resettle Refugees

With refugee resettlement agencies overwhelmed after being gutted by the Trump administration, thousands of Americans heeded the call to help Afghans restart their lives in far-flung towns across the United States with little to no immigrant populations