October 24, 2022 Prepared by the Washington National Cathedral Sanctuary Ministry What: Disrupt the Racist Deportation Machine: The Black Immigrant Perspective Event – a Panel Discussion on the Black Migrant Experience addressing the experiences of Black immigrants in the United States. Why: The national debate over immigrant rights is part of the on-going conversation onContinue reading “Sanctuary Ministry Action Alert #75”
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Sanctuary Ministry Action Alert #65
August 10, 2022 Prepared by the Washington National Cathedral Sanctuary Ministry WHAT: Buses from Texas and Arizona filled with migrants continue to arrive daily in our city. After long and unimaginable journeys, those aboard transit DC. before proceeding to their final destinations. The Sanctuary Ministry and other members of the faith and mutual aid communityContinue reading “Sanctuary Ministry Action Alert #65”
The Immigrant Experience in Prince George’s County Part 5
If you missed the previous parts of our video series on the immigrant experience in Prince George’s County, Maryland – please check them out using the following links: part 1 / part 2 / part 3 / part 4. Thank you again to Dr. Judith Freidenberg from the University of Maryland for allowing us toContinue reading “The Immigrant Experience in Prince George’s County Part 5”
The Immigrant Experience in Prince George’s County Part 4
If you missed the first three parts of our video series on the immigrant experience in Prince George’s County, Maryland – please check them out using the following links: part 1 / part 2 / part 3. Thank you again to Dr. Judith Freidenberg from the University of Maryland for allowing us to promote thisContinue reading “The Immigrant Experience in Prince George’s County Part 4”
The Immigrant Experience in Prince George’s County Part 3
If you missed the first two parts of our video series on the immigrant experience in Prince George’s County, Maryland – please check them out using the following links: part 1 / part 2. Thank you again to Dr. Judith Freidenberg from the University of Maryland for allowing us to promote this series! We willContinue reading “The Immigrant Experience in Prince George’s County Part 3”
The Immigrant Experience in Prince George’s County Part 2
If you missed part 1 of our video series on the immigrant experience in Prince George’s County please check it out here! Thank you again to Dr. Judith Freidenberg from the University of Maryland for allowing us to promote this series! We will be posting a new video each Tuesday from July 12th – AugustContinue reading “The Immigrant Experience in Prince George’s County Part 2”
How to Take Action
Many times it is difficult to know how to help immigrants and refugees, especially when the problems seem so big. In this blog you will find a call for action for simple steps you can take to make a real impact in someone’s life. As some of you are aware of the news sending immigrantsContinue reading “How to Take Action”
Conflicted: Voices of Central American Migrants
by Wendy Buendia Art is meant to provoke emotion, it is the ultimate goal of discovery in oneself and the world. Reading is a less formally categorized artistic medium, but brings the same influence that more “traditional” artistic mediums have on sculpting minds and hearts. The cultivation of one’s perspective can only be achieved throughContinue reading “Conflicted: Voices of Central American Migrants”
Introduction to South Sudan from Why We Wander
Written by our very own Bethany Woodson about her experience working with refugees in Upper Nile State, South Sudan. Check out the full article below and stay tuned for more about the refugee situation in Upper Nile and Bethany’s experiences in the humanitarian sector! Greetings from Upper Nile State, South Sudan. I recently arrived inContinue reading “Introduction to South Sudan from Why We Wander”
What Are Immigrants Fleeing From?
By Rossella Battaglia I work for an Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) called Movimiento por la Paz as a community worker in a reception center located in Madrid. People we welcome can be identified as follows: sub-Saharan Africans coming mainly from Mali, Sierra Leone, Guinea Conakry, Gambia, Burkina Faso who begin their migratory process in their ownContinue reading “What Are Immigrants Fleeing From?”