
Meet Mandy Manning, the 2018 National Teacher of the Year
Mandy Manning talks about her work teaching refugee students in Washington state, her personal reflections on meeting President Trump and presenting him with letters from her students.
Mandy Manning talks about her work teaching refugee students in Washington state, her personal reflections on meeting President Trump and presenting him with letters from her students.
“Food is such a good way of bringing people together because everyone needs food, there’s no hierarchy, and it’s such a great way of introducing people to a different culture,” explains Rose Lukas, managing director of Hands Up Foundation.
A mural in Brooklyn New York address domestic violence affecting Mexican immigrant women.
Claire Thomas, WAF author and volunteer attorney at CARA Pro Bono Project, sends daily dispatches from “Baby Jail”. Follow along in her journey.
Female refugees carry the additional load of responsibility for reproductive healthcare. Pregnant women and mothers feel responsible for their health and that of their fetus and children, and often feel helpless in the face of this double and triple burden.
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