Joy Anyway: Pride and Migration in 2025
Written by Max Niedzwiecki, PhD, of EMM's Rainbow Initiative, and member of The Episcopal Church’s Standing Commission on World Mission. “Always be [...]
Words Matter When We Talk About Immigrants
By Becky Teiwes Whatever is true, noble, right, pure, lovely, admirable, excellent, or praiseworthy – I’ve been mulling over these words found [...]
“One thousand cuts won’t stop us:” Turning towards neighbors in need in Syracuse
If we see harm being done to others, how do we choose to respond? This question is inspired by the reflections [...]
Take Action to Support Our Refugee and Immigrant Neighbors
On January 21, 2025, the Trump administration signed a range of executive orders that will profoundly impact immigration in the U.S. and [...]
Working together: employment support for New Americans in Syracuse
Imagine starting your life over in a place where everything is unfamiliar: the language, the culture, the city where you now live. [...]
Essential Resources for Immigrant Families
Every family deserves to feel safe, supported, and informed, no matter where they come from or where they are now building their [...]
EMM Affiliate Staff Spotlight
Here's a fresh installment in our series spotlighting the dedicated affiliate staff who tirelessly work behind the scenes to support our mission [...]
EMM Affiliate Staff Spotlight
Here's a new installment in our series spotlighting the dedicated affiliate staff who tirelessly work behind the scenes to support our mission [...]
Hometown Season 7, Bonus Episode: Safeguarding Refugee Resettlement
Today we offer a bonus episode: a recording of a webinar recently co-hosted by EMM and the Episcopal Church’s Office of [...]
A Michigan Episcopalian Takes a Stance Against Dehumanizing Rhetoric
EMM recently heard from Rob Burgess, an Episcopalian who lives in Lincoln Township, south of Benton Harbor, Michigan. Now retired, Rob remains [...]