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The Linking Communities Project Creating Welcome for Refugees Whats the Temperature Warm A little warm Nothing noticeable A little cold Cold Materials on the Benefits of Resettling Refugees ID: 785416

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Northern Texas workshopOctober 15, 2014

The Linking Communities Project: Creating Welcome for Refugees

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What’s the Temperature?

Warm

A little warm

Nothing noticeable

A little cold

Cold

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Materials on the Benefits of Resettling Refugees

Numerous examples from resettlement agencies and partners around the country

See the HIAS TLC page

http://www.hias.org/linking-communities-project-resources for a variety of resources, such as:

Reports and fact sheets

Videos

Success stories in the media

Information on refugee resettlement

collaboratives

Community welcoming initiatives

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Tools from Welcoming America

Fostering Community Engagement and Welcoming Communities

is supported by the

Office

of Refugee Resettlement (ORR/ACF/DHHS)

Celebrating Refugees: Events and Messages that Move people

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Stronger Together: Making the Case for Shared Prosperity

Understanding your audience

Message themes around prosperity

How to implement messaging

6

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Message Themes

Stronger Together

Innovation

Vibrant CommunitiesTwenty-first Century EconomyShared ValuesFriendliness

7

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Reframing Refugees: Messaging Toolkit

What does it include?

Winning Message Themes

Guiding Principles

Examples and Samples

Further Tools and Resources

Tough Questions

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The Power of Reframing

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The Power of Reframing 1

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The Power of Reframing

Photo credit: Cleveland Plain Dealer

http://www.cleveland.com/business/index.ssf/2013/10/welcoming_refugees_pays_off_fo.html

Welcoming refugees is paying off for Cleveland

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Winning Message Theme: People Move

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Define America

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Dignity of Work

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The Power of Stories

Challenge assumptions about refugees

Communicate strength, resiliency, and prosperity

Photo credit: The Enquirer/Cara Owsley

www.Cincinnati.com

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Stories that Inspire

Jean

Golo

has contributed to our community by starting a successful farm, employing Americans and providing healthy produce to food desert areas. (Nicky Walker)

Mohammed has contributed to our community by continuing his medical training at our local hospital, and has now been accepted to a medical residency program. (Rachel

Helwig

)

An East African refugee woman has contributed to our community by establishing her own at-home child care business to generate an income for her family and provide culturally-appropriate child care services to the community. (

Havan

Clark)

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Contact

Welcoming America

www.welcomingamerica.org

Hannah

Carswell

, Project Manager

hannah@welcomingamerica.org

Contact

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Materials on the Benefits of Refugee Resettlement

In what contexts could you use materials?

What types of materials?

Do those materials already exist?

What information do you need to create those materials?

How can you get that information?

How might a project or seed funding help?