Northwest Conference on ResettlementA longstanding, nationally respected conference for those working with New Americans through the fields of: resettlement services, education, medicine, mental health, social work, and volunteerism. Continuing education credits available. Open to all.
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Anselme Sadiki is a native of the Democratic Republic of Congo. He is the Executive Director of Children’s Home Society of Idaho, which provides mental and behavioral healthcare services to children. Anselme holds a master’s degree in International Affairs from Columbia University and a bachelor’s degree in social work from Idaho State University. He previously worked in various capacities with the United Nations Development Programme for 12 years.
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Ernestine "Ines" Masengesho is attending high school in the West Ada School District. She was born in Rwanda and arrived in the U.S. in March 2023. Ines loves singing in her church and she dreams of being a professional singer. Ines believes music is important to bridge the gaps when learning a new language stating. “Even if you can't talk, you can sing."
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Mungo Ligoya, a College of Idaho graduate, is a musician, dancer and painter. Born and raised in Malawi, Mungo fuses Afro-Soul and RnB into his music, and his paintings reflect a call to action for social justice. He founded MUNGOWONA ARTS LLC to help people connect with their bodies and feel confident in their movements.
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