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VOICES FROM THE FIELDTHE IRC BLOG
Noted: Texas town embraces new refugee residents
January 26, 2012
By The IRC
Downtown Nacogdoches, TX
Photo: Billy Hathorn at en.wikipedia
In the welcome that residents of Nacogdoches, Texas, have extended to refugees relocating there, the town embodies the IRC’s belief that -- when provided the support and tools to build self-reliance -- refugees can translate their skills and experiences into valuable assets that contribute to their new communities.
Listen to the story from NPR's "All Things Considered" (Jan 24, 2012)
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Resettling refugees in a new home: The IRC enables refugees who are admitted to the United States to establish new lives and become self-sufficient, productive citizens who add to the vitality and promise of the nation.
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