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Demann Èd Pou Tradiksyon

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داوای یارمەتی وەرگێری بکە

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Jolie Camara is interning at Refugee Translation Project on the Social Services Access Team at Cafewal, a resource center for asylum seekers located in NYC's East Village. Jolie studies political science at Hunter College with a minor in international relations. She is also earning a certificate in human rights. Jolie's personal experience of coming to New York seven years ago led her to RTP and Cafewal. She understands the struggle that new arrivals go through and wants to help people feel welcome in New York. Jolie applies her Bambara, Mandingo, and French fluency to help people feel seen and understood. Stephanie Cruz-Lopez is interning at Refugee Translation Project on the Social Services Access Team at Cafewal, a resource center for asylum seekers located in NYC's East Village. Stephanie double majors in English and Spanish at Baruch College. As a first generation Mexican American, she understands the fear and hardships her family experienced when making a new life here and is driven to help others who are undergoing the same process. Stephanie uses her language skills to make the space more inclusive to Spanish-speakers, while also working with volunteer interpreters to assist speakers of other languages. Moheeb Kaied is interning at Refugee Translation Project on the Social Services Access Team at Cafewal, a resource center for asylum seekers located in NYC's East Village. Moheeb is an urban studies major at Hunter College. Born in Yemen and raised in Brooklyn, he is deeply committed to helping refugees and immigrants in underserved communities. In addition to helping community members access resources, Moheeb also tracks the type of assistance he and his colleagues are providing in order to assess the internship's impact. Moheeb is interested in working with community-based organizations to gain the skills necessary to build a better future for refugees and New York City as a whole. The world is fractured, but for five hours in Philadelphia, soccer healed the cracks. Everyone Deserves a Fair Shot! They came alone. They shouldn’t face this alone. As the World Cup brings the world together, asylum seekers are fighting for something even bigger than a trophy: safety, stability, and a chance to build a new life. Do you want to: Our client Yasmine won her asylum case!

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