Public Charge Rule – What You Need To Know
Prepared by Protecting Immigrant Families Campaign staff What is public charge? “Public charge” or the “public charge test” is used by immigration [...]
Take Action to Save the Refugee Admissions Program
Politico Pro released an article today revealing reports of a Presidential Determination to set the refugee admissions ceiling at zero. The Episcopal [...]
Response to the Border: Education and Advocacy
Below is a compilation of resources and actions from The Episcopal Church Office of Government Relations and Episcopal Migration Ministries in response [...]
Walk in Love: Border Tour
Allison and Kendall recently had the opportunity to join the Diocese of West Texas for their Walk in Love Border Tour. The [...]
Advocacy Days 2019
"Advocacy Days 2019" features interviews from Refugee Council USA Advocacy Days on the Hill in Washington, DC. Kendall and Allison are joined [...]
Making Home project with The Rev. Maria Tjeltveit
Maria Tjeltveit is an Episcopal priest doing a sabbatical project on mission in the Episcopal Church. A second-generation missionary child, she initiated [...]
Asylum-Seeker Accompaniment: Creating A Guide for Congregations
Background: Asylum-seekers flee persecution, violence, and conflict to find safety in another country, just as refugees do. Refugees have already received official [...]
Asylum Hotline
Season 2, Episode 5 features an interview with Bethany Showalter, the Special Programs Manager with the CWS Immigration and Refugee Program. She [...]
The Arc of Flight to Safety
A reflection by Richard Mammana, Associate for Ecumenical and Interreligious Relations, The Episcopal Church One branch of my mother’s family came to [...]
Pilgrimage of Hope
Hometown is a podcast from Episcopal Migration Ministries, the refugee resettlement and welcome ministry of the Episcopal Church. This episode's interview features [...]