PPT-Who is a Refugee?

A Refugee is a person who Is outside his or her own country Has a wellfounded fear of persecution for reasons of race religion nationality political opinion or membership in a particular social group . Refugee students in schools. Refugee students. come from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. come from different educational and socio-economic backgrounds. have had a range of life experiences. Stefan Bauschard. November Public Forum Resolution. Outline of the Lecture. Pro & Con Arguments. Strategic Considerations. Terms of the Resolution. Background. The Resolution. In response to the current crisis, a government should prioritize the humanitarian needs of refugees over its national interests.. BY: Rebwar Fexri. Article 1 A(2. ) Convention. As a result of events occurring before 1 January 1951 and owing to well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality,. membership of a particular social group or political opinion, is outside. A work in progress…. James Milner. Carleton University. James.Milner@carleton.ca. Geneva, 1998. Annual meeting of the Executive Committee of the High Commissioner’s . Programme. (. ExCom. ). Debate on annual theme: “International Solidarity and Burden-Sharing in all its Aspects: National, Regional and International Responsibilities for Refugees”. Louise Olliff. PhD candidate. . (Anthropology & Development Studies), University of Melbourne. Senior Policy Officer, Refugee Council of Australia. Overview. Humanitarianism and the international refugee regime. Vyaj Lovejoy – Barrister 1 MBC, Chambers. Understand . the definition of refugee . Understand the UK legal framework . Apply . the definition using case studies. Considering . what evidence would be required. Refugee Resettlement 101. Purpose of Presentation. To provide information about how a person becomes a refugee, how refugee resettlement to the United States happens, and information about resettlement to Utah. . CHEER . 19 July 2017. Linda Morrice. l.m.morrice@sussex.ac.uk. A . world on the move …. At . the end of 2015 the forcibly displaced population reached a record high of 65.3 . million. . T. his . includes 21.3 million . March 25, 2014. Welcome. Federal Program Structure and Funding Flow. Child Care Landscape . Federal Programs: U.S. Administration for Children and Families . Office of Child Care. Office of Refugee Resettlement. Developing an empowering model of refugee resettlement Elizabeth Patterson Roe, PhD, LISW-S Malone University, Fall 2016 Sabbatical epattersonroe@malone.edu Objectives Understand U.S. refugee resettlement policies, practices, and current realities, as they intersect with Christian faith values. 1 Engaging Immigrant and Refugee Families in the Schools Lyn Morland, MSW, MA Bank Street College of Education Agenda To relate the national PTA Standards for family, school, and community engagement to immigrants and refugees. P-1 REFERRALReferral for resettlement consideration from UNHCR, U.S. Embassy, or specially trained NGO. P-2 GROUPS OF SPECIAL CONCERNA family member in the U.S. submits an Afdavit of Relationship refugee.utah.gov are people who ed their countries and are unable to return due to persecution based on religion, race, nationality, political There are approximately 65,000 refugees from more Access to . Care. Dr. Gillian . Morantz. Pediatrician, MCH.  MUHC Health Equity Symposium. Outline. Immigration categories. Challenges in accessing healthcare. Health issues. Proposed solutions. Immigration categories.