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Pittsburgh is now home to about 680 Afghans who were evacuated amid the U.S. troop withdrawal last summer. For one family now residing locally, their escape brings safety but also economic and emotional adversity.
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A local resettlement agency says support groups will likely be key to addressing the needs of refugees fleeing from Afghanistan to Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh has been designated as a resettlement city for people fleeing Afghanistan after the recent fall of the country’s U.S.-backed government. But although the Biden administration recently expanded refugee admissions to include more Afghan residents who worked for the U.S., some say the administration needs to move faster.
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Pittsburgh has been designated to serve as a resettlement site for those fleeing Afghanistan as the U.S. withdraws from the country.
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On today's program: A+ School’s latest report questions systemic inequities and where they can be resolved in public schools; Local resettlement…
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Munir and Helay Zazai’s second-floor Knoxville apartment has just the essentials: a lone sofa in the corner of the living room and one IKEA cooking pot on…
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Humans have always migrated, whether by choice or because of involuntary forces such as political or environmental displacement. Photographer Brian Cohen…
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A pilot program to provide skill-building career services to immigrants is launching at seven Pittsburgh organizations. These include resettlement…
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Pittsburghers who want to support refugees in the community will soon be able to do so one-on-one.A new organization called Hello Neighbor is now taking…