Refugee Voices: Turning Challenges into Shared Strengths 12465
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Refugee support often gets talked about in systems language. Case files, eligibility criteria, housing waitlists, language access, trauma-informed services. All of it matters, and most of it is hard work. Still, the part that keeps me awake at night is simpler to explain: when people are forced to flee, their voices tend to get squeezed out first.
