Last month, Ukrainian community leader Mariia organized a meeting with Congressman Hank Johnson’s team to raise awareness about the urgent needs of Ukrainians who arrived in the US under humanitarian parole. The discussion focused on the Ukrainian Adjustment Act, a vital piece of legislation.

At New American Pathways, we’re proud to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and honor the incredible contributions, rich culture, and enduring legacy of Hispanic Americans. From shaping history to enriching our communities, their impact is felt every day across the United States. Celebrate with us!

We’re proud to support We Are All America’s Refugee Advocacy Week. Advocacy at every level matters-let’s continue to uplift refugee voices and push for policies that make Georgia and the U.S. more welcoming. #RedWhiteAndDo #WhatWillYouDoToDefendRefuge

Changes to SNAP & other benefits may be coming — but they have NOT gone into effect in Georgia yet. Refugees, asylees, TPS holders, and others could be impacted. Now’s the time to prepare. Follow for more updates!

This month, we’re recognizing three incredible team members. ⭐ Rashaad – for helping keep our space safe and running smoothly every day.
 ⭐ Katina & Olusola – for stepping up at reception, getting up to speed quickly, and ensuring that everyone who walks through our doors feels cared for.

Our Parents As Teachers team hosted a group connection on water safety lesson for new American families at Milam Park in Clarkston. A huge thank you to @searspoolmgmt for providing swim lessons and teaching essential water safety skills to our clients.

Have You Spoken Up for Refugees? Your experience could inspire someone else to take that first step. Whether it was your first time speaking out or your hundredth, every voice matters.

For many refugee families, the path to stability starts with meeting basic needs and hygiene items are a big part of that. From soap to deodorant, these everyday essentials make a world of difference in helping families feel confident, and ready to build their new lives. linktr.ee/newap

If you haven’t, there’s still time—and we’re here to help. Your voice can make a real difference in shaping policies that protect and empower Georgia’s refugee community.

It is with deep sorrow that we share the news of the death of Lino Diadi Momo, a long-time member of our Welcoming Services team.  Lino was orphaned and fled conflict in South Sudan in the mid-1980s and was one of about 500 Lost Boys of Sudan resettled in Atlanta in 2001.

Join our Postcard Campaign to uplift community voices and advocate for stronger support for refugee communities in Georgia and beyond.

Supporting refugee-owned businesses means investing in resilience, culture, and community. From handmade goods to authentic global flavors, refugee entrepreneurs like Simply Syria are bringing their talents to local farmers markets in Clarkston, Decatur, and beyond.

Meet Winston-educator, mentor, and one of the heartbeats of our after-school programs at New American Pathways. With roots tracing back to Guyana and India, his family's journey through immigration and the legacy of indentured servitude have shaped his commitment to justice and belonging.

July was a month of action and advocacy at New American Pathways! We sent 152 postcards to elected officials, Our CEO spoke at several local events helping to educate our community partners on the issues facing new Americans. And we met our Back to School Drive goal! We're not stopping in August!

Earlier this summer, New American Pathways staff, alongside our partners, CRSA, traveled to D.C. to advocate for a more welcoming US. We met with lawmakers to share the voices and stories of the refugee and immigrant communities we serve.

Want to stay in the loop on refugee news, upcoming events, and ways to take action? Sign up for our newsletter and never miss an update. Your inbox is where impact begins. newamericanpathways.us9.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=...

Want to make your voice heard but not sure where to start? Our friends at The Refugee Advocacy Lab have created a step-by-step guide to help you confidently meet with your elected officials and advocate for refugee and immigrant communities in Georgia. newamericanpathways.org/anyone-can-b...

We’re deeply thankful to our Board of Directors and Advisory Council members for their continued support of New American Pathways. Your presence at events uplifting the refugee and immigrant community means so much.

Cho, our Ongoing Services Case Manager, was nominated because of her hard work and dedication in managing the LIHEAP applications process for all our clients and walk-ins. Cho has been an amazing colleague and a dedicated employee of New American Pathways. Thank you, Cho!

Megan, an Intensive Case Manager, was nominated because no matter if it is helping her team or another team, she is always jumping in and helping. She is dedicated and works hard to provide the best, compassionate service to clients. Thank you, Megan!

Meet our Stars of the Month! Megan and Cho Each month our team nominates teammates who go above and beyond. This month, we're highlighting Megan and Cho.

When people understand the impacts of forced displacement on a human level—through friendships, the workplace, and community connections with people who have come here seeking safety—support for welcoming policies completely transforms,” said Refugee Advocacy Lab Executive Director Kate Brick

Join us for our Backpack Stuffing Party Help get backpacks ready for distribution to refugee youth. 🗓️Tuesday, July 29th from 10 am - 2 pm 📍2300 Henderson Mill Rd NE, Suite 100 Atlanta, GA 30345 If you're interested in volunteering, email us at [email protected]

Save the Date: November 8th Join us for Red, White & Do: A Celebration of Collective Impact! This year, we're reimagining our annual gala to reflect the urgent needs of Georgia’s refugee community. Red, White & Do isn’t just a name change=it’s a call to step up, speak out, and show up.

New American Pathways' Health & Wellbeing program hosts monthly training sessions designed to strengthen safety, confidence, and life skills. This months training was facilitated by our 24/25 AmeriCorps team and provided essential tools to support their financial wellbeing and long-term success.

"Bravely standing in the face of uncertainty, knowing that our greatest impact comes from taking action together." #whatwillyoudotodefendrefuge #redwhiteanddo

We’re grateful to the Georgia Africa Legislative Caucus and leaders like Rep. El-Mahdi Holly and Rep. Segun Adeyina for speaking out against proposed travel restrictions that threaten to separate families, undermine economic opportunity, and send the wrong message about who belongs in our country.

Writing postcards to your local representatives is a powerful way to advocate for change and ensure refugee voices are heard. We’ve outlined the steps and language you can use to make your voice count. Need some post cards? Contact [email protected] for more info!

It’s easy to help! Use the Amazon link in our bio to purchase supplies, and they’ll be sent directly to us. You can also choose your favorite retailer and purchase supplies! Email [email protected] for more information!

A huge thank you to Westminster School for their incredible partnership through our School Outreach Program! As part of this program, we had the opportunity to visit the 5th-grade classes to share our work in refugee resettlement.

This 4th of July, we celebrate the values that make America great—freedom, opportunity, and the strength found in diversity. For many refugees, coming to America is a chance to rebuild, thrive, and contribute to the fabric of our country.

Urgent Action Needed: A sweeping bill passed by the Senate threatens to cut essential support for refugees and immigrants, including access to SNAP, Medicaid, Medicare, and our vital After School programs. The House could vote as soon as July 2. We need your voice to make a difference!

Stars of the Month: Mariia & Basmat! Mariia has been nominated for her tireless advocacy and unwavering support of the refugee community. Basmat has been recognized for her amazing work empowering the refugee and immigrant community in Georgia.

New AP, in partnership with the UGA Fanning Institute, is launching the next cohort of the Civic Pathways Leadership Program! If you're passionate about creating change in your community, this is the perfect opportunity for you. Applications are now open! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

We are honored to be mentioned in this wonderful Op-Ed in Decaturish.com highlighting ways to affirm commitment to refugees, asylum seekers, and immigrants in our local communities! Read here: www.decaturish.com/opinion/dear...

What an incredible day celebrating World Refugee Day last weekend! We joined forces with CRSA for an all-day celebration honoring the contributions and stories of Georgia’s refugee communities. From cultural performances to advocacy, it was a day of pride, resilience, and unity.

This month’s Thought Leader, Yonas Abraha, is a true example of resilience and hope. Originally from Eritrea, Yonas’ journey as a refugee fuels his dedication to advocating for others facing similar challenges. Learn more about Yonas and the CRSA on our website today (check the News tab)!

Want to learn more about getting involved in our Civic Pathways program? Email [email protected]

As the new academic year approaches, we’re gearing up to support refugee kids and youth as they prepare to return to school. Donating has never been easier! www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/... Just purchase the items on our list and they'll come directly to us!

Want to make a lasting impact in our community? Become a volunteer! From after school programs to language teachers, we have opportunities for everyone!

A reminder that understanding and embracing our differences builds a foundation for stronger, more connected communities. Let's continue to learn, grow, and support one another. Together, we can create a future that’s inclusive, compassionate, and stronger than ever.

Today, we celebrate the fathers who lead with love, strength, and resilience. To all the fathers-especially those who’ve journeyed through hardship to build new lives for their families-your courage and dedication inspire us every day.

Volunteers Needed: Job Ready English Program We are excited to introduce the Job Ready English Program, designed to provide personalized, work-based ESL learning support to clients. For more information, please email [email protected]

Can't make it to Refuge Coffee for our Postcard Campaign? It's more important than ever to make your voice heard with your local representatives! Email [email protected] and we'll make sure you get your postcards! #redwhiteanddo #whatwillyoudotodefendrefuge

Join the CRSA World Refugee Day Celebration June 21 for incredible food, performances, vendors, elected officials and more! crsageorgia.com/new-american...

Find out more about the Refugee Recipe Celebration at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens: atlantabg.org/calendar/ref...

June is heating up and our calendars are full of ways to make a difference! We can't wait to see HOW you're taking action! Help us spread the word! Grab an official Red, White and Do button, use our official hashtags and share! #redwhiteanddo and #whatwillyoudotodefendrefuge?

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Summer may have just started but the new school year will be here before we know it! Help us equip our families with the tools they need for a strong start to the school year. www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/...

Contact your members of Congress and urge them to protect 21st CCLC funding and the Department of Education programs that help refugee families and Georgia thrive.