Know Your Rights; If ICE stops you in public
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Know Your Rights; If ICE comes to your workplace
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Know Your Rights; If ICE comes to your door
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Know Your Immigration Rights; Q&A with a Lawyer
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The Challenges of Finding a First Job in America: “Despite a Strong Background, I Had to Start From Scratch”
For many Afghan professionals who resettled in the United States, the hardest challenge hasn’t been escaping war—it’s been starting over. Degrees, careers, and years of experience often carry little weight in the American job market, leaving newcomers to rebuild their lives from scratch.
Finding a Way: How Two Afghan Refugees Navigated Higher Education in Philadelphia
Afghan newcomers face a maze of language barriers, tuition costs, and complex financial aid systems—but with the right information and support, higher education is within reach. Samiullah Fateh and Shabnam Nawazi share their journeys of resilience, learning, and empowerment in Philadelphia.
The stories of Afghan women micro business and some resources you may want to know
From Kabul to Philadelphia, Somaya, Shabnam, and Shazia arrived with hope, courage, and a passion for cooking. Despite limited resources and unfamiliar surroundings, they transformed their kitchens into entrepreneurial launchpads—supporting their families and inspiring others in the community.
Part 6 – Raising Children & Hope for the Future
For Afghan parents, raising children in the U.S. brings both challenges and opportunities. Schools, friendships, and traditions shape a new generation growing up between two cultures. Through it all, families share a common hope: that their children will thrive and carry forward a bright future.
Part 5 – Preserving Culture & Community Life
Even in new surroundings, Afghan traditions continue to flourish. Markets, cultural gatherings, and celebrations bring people together, creating a sense of home far from home. In Philadelphia, these traditions strengthen community ties and keep cultural identity alive.