“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 [...]
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. [...]
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 [...]
IRIS-LA on the front lines of welcome and advocacy
Every organization involved in refugee resettlement undertakes its work with an eye to local conditions. For Interfaith Refugee and Immigration Services of [...]