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Wednesday, September 08, 2010
Idaho Office for Refugees

Special Announcement- Idaho Conference on Refugees

The 2011 Idaho Conference on Refugees will take place on February 28- March 1, 2011 at Boise State University.
Requests for workshop proposals and ideas will be available soon. Check back for more details!

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Refugees Find the American Dream Down on the Farm

LA TIMES FEATURES BOISE REFUGEES
They come from such places as Bhutan, Myanmar and Somalia, all fleeing some form of strife and all looking for a way to fit in. A rural Oregon dairy in need of workers offers an opportunity. Link to full article

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Thank you to everyone who supported World Refugee Day 2010!

 Saturday June 19, 2010: World Refugee Day was held at the Boise Center on the Grove alongside the Capital City Market.
A special thank you to all our supporters:

  • Capital City Public Market
  • Downtown Boise Association
  • Tates Rents
  • International Rescue Committee
  • Agency for New Americans
  • World Relief
  • Northstar Cycle Courier Service
  • Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center
  • Boise School District
  • ABC Home Health
  • and all the performers and vendors who took part in making it a wonderful success.

To see media coverage and photos of the event, click here

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Christina Bruce-Bennion, Agency for New Americans and Wendy Morgan, Idaho Office for Refugees
Co-Author a Reader's View in the Idaho Statesman. Read the article HERE

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Local Updates

01.05.10
MAA Innovations in Technical Assistance (MITA)
Recently, ECDC was awarded funding from the Office of Refugee Resettlement to provide innovative technical assistance to ECBOs from around the country.  The goal of this initiative is to provide intensive one-on-one Technical Assistance (TA) to Ethnic Community-Based Organizations (ECBOs) and/or Mutual Assistant Associations (MAAs), in order to enhance their capacity to serve more refugees with comprehensive, quality services that are well-managed and well-resourced.
For more information: CLICK HERE

10.26.09
Boise State Partners With Mountain States Group on Refugee Issues
Press Release from Boise State

09.22.09
Global Gardens First Vendor to Accept Food Stamps at Capital City Market
News Report from Channel 7 KTVB