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Civic Commons
How to Help Afghan RefugeesForeign Policy Insider
Those Left Behind in AfghanistanThomson Reuters Foundation
No place like home: Afghan evacuees caught in U.S. housing crisisThe Seattle Times
As Seattle refugee agency scrambles to evacuate family members from Afghanistan, Washington senators ask Biden to do moreKOMO News
More than 570 Afghan refugees to settle in Seattle; Volunteer hosts welcome new familiesThe Independant
Welcome signsMSNBC – Morning Joe
Relief organization calls on Biden to create expedited Afghan evacuation processCBS News
Rabbi discusses parallels between Afghanistan situation and pre-Holocaust EuropeCrosscut
Resettling Afghan refugees in WA: What’s different this timeUSA Today
Afghan allies in hiding, executed in the street — Jewish people know this haunting storyJewish Telegraphic Agency
An Afghan refugee struggled to get her family out of the country. She says a Jewish group was her lifeline.The Washington Examiner
‘Hunted’: Afghans left in limbo struggle to hide from Taliban and find US supportThe Hill
Advocates ‘demoralized’ as 100K allies remain stranded in AfghanistanThe Seattle Times
Afghan refugees face a dire need for affordable rental housing in high-priced SeattleAssociated Press
Refugee agencies scrambling to help AfghansThe South Seattle Emerald
Washington Organizations Are Resettling Afghan Refugees, Here’s How You Can HelpThe Chronicle
In Aftermath of Kabul Attack, Northwest Aid Groups Remain Committed to Work in AfghanistanKIRO7 News
Ways to help Afghan refugees in western WashingtonSeattle Times
In aftermath of Kabul attack, Northwest aid groups remain committed to work in AfghanistanCapitol Hill Seattle Blog
Here’s how to help Afghan refugees in SeattleKOMO News
Afghan refugees to settle in Washington state, but community help needed to house refugeesKOMO News
Afghan families make tough decision, start resettling in Seattle areaThe Seattle Times
Here’s how to help new local arrivals fleeing AfghanistanPrism
Want to improve the resettlement process? Listen to what refugees have to saySight Line Magazine – The Covenant Foundation
Finding the Light at JFS: Project Kavod, Eight Years LaterPuget Sound Business Journal
Patti Payne: 129-year-old Jewish Family Service works fervently in the greatest time of need - 2020
The Times of Israel
This Chanukah, Let’s Remember The Power of ‘We’Religion News Services
The Talmud has a lesson for our cancel-culture worldThe Seattle Times
We need to remember — and call — our isolated neighborsSouth Seattle Emerald
Farmers market program funnels fresh produce to local food banksBridgeSpan
Be the Calm in the Storm: How to Communicate with Staff and Stakeholders During a CrisisSeattle Foundation
COVID-19 Response Fund tackles immediate needs of most vulnerable people with $10+ million in grantsVashon-Maury Island Beachcomber
Puget Sound renters will need housing assistanceThe Bridgespan Group
Report from Seattle: Jewish Family ServiceGeekWire
Refugees get free training for tech careers in pilot program launched by Coding Dojo and partnersPuget Sound Business Journal
Coding Dojo opens its Bellevue campus to teach refugeesThe Columbus Dispatch
Somali refugee in Columbus hopes to be reunited with wife, kids after lawsuit settlement over Trump orderThe Jerusalem Post
US gov’t settles lawsuit brought by Jewish groups against refugee banThe Seattle Times
Coronavirus crisis leaves food banks strapped for volunteers and donations, facing increased demandThe Times of Israel
US government settles lawsuit brought by Jewish groups against refugee banHIAS
Lawsuit Settlement Will Help Reunite Refugee FamiliesCleveland Jewish News
US government settles lawsuit brought by Jewish groups against refugee banKOMO News
Seattle court settlement may help refugees delayed by travel ban - 2018
The Times of Israel
The murder of Lori Kaye: A time to join togetherSeattle Times
If not now, when? Let us live to our highest aspirations, not our greatest fearsKing5
‘Hate won’t win:’ Thousands attend Seattle vigil honoring Pittsburgh synagogue victimsKUOW
Thousands in Seattle attend community vigil for Pittsburgh shooting victimsSeattle Times
‘We will arise’: Thousands gather in Seattle for vigil mourning Pittsburgh synagogue massacreThe Seattle Times
A justice system that re-traumatizes assault survivorsKUOW
Trump Wants Fewer Refugees. Here’s What That Could Mean for Seattle.The Globalist
Artists Bring Spotlight to Global Refugee Issues in ARTvocacy ExhibitCrosscut
How the Farm Bill Will Hurt the Most VulnerableKing5 News
Holocaust Remembrance Day
(Interview begins at 47-second mark.)Jewish In Seattle Magazine
Politics and Connectivity are Burning Us Out - 2017
- 2016
Seattle Times
Time to reach out, not retreatJewish in Seattle
In Good HandsAlpha Omega Holocaust Survivors Oral Health Program Newsletter
October 2016 (Page 8)KUOW Radio
Iranian refugee couple starts new life in SeattleJewish in Seattle
10 Ways Seattle Became a Jewish CitySeattle Times
Mentoring Program Helps Refugees Start Anew in Their Professional FieldsSight Line
Embedding Jewish Education Into Agency Wiring: JFS and Project KavodJewish in Seattle
Dental Fraternity Provides Free Care to JFS Patients - 2015
Jewish in Seattle
Etan Basseri on How to Help Refugees
A Profile of Project Kavod Director Beth Huppin
Jewish Leaders Discuss Domestic ViolenceKUOW
Refugees Rely on Host Families as Seattle-Area Rents RiseKIRO TV
Rabbi Celebrates Start of Hanukkah, Supports Syrian RefugeesSeattle Times
We Must Not Lock Our Door on Refugees out of Blind FearThe Washington Post
What the Book of Jonah Can Teach Us About the Global Refugee CrisisThe Washington Post
On Purim, Are Jews Obligated to Give Money to Panhandlers?KUOW
Refugees Get Friends in Powerful Places with Seattle Job ProgramKing5 TV
JFS Securing Jobs, Futures for Seattle-Area Refugees
JFS Matters
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