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Lowest in History: New Refugee Ceiling & Executive Order

In America, Charlotte, Charlotte Immigration Court, Jewish Community Refugee Initiative by Talli DippoldSeptember 27, 2019Leave a Comment

In yesterday’s press release the Department of State announced that the administration will propose resettlement for 18,000 of the 368,000 asylum and refugee applications it expects to field in the …

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Presidential Determination (PD) on refugee admissions for 2020

In Uncategorized by Talli DippoldSeptember 11, 2019Leave a Comment

According to United States law, a “refugee” is a person who is unable or unwilling to return to his or her home country because of a “well-founded fear of persecution” …

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We Are Brooklyn by: Charis Blackmon

In Affordable Housing, Charlotte, Civil Rights, Diversity, Local Level Advocacy, Love, Policy, Politics, Racial Justice, Racial Justice - Local Level Advocacy, Restorative Justice, Social Change by Donna TarneySeptember 6, 20191 Comment

“We are Brooklyn” is the thought that comes to mind as I sit in a room full of advocates for restorative justice. Some from the original Brooklyn neighborhood, others proximate …

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Holocaust Education For All!

In Uncategorized by Talli DippoldSeptember 5, 2019Leave a Comment

One of the foundational goals of the Stan Greenspon Center is to educate and inform all people about the complex history of the Holocaust and how that history continues to …

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Listening, Learning, Acting… for Justice

In Uncategorized by Donna TarneySeptember 5, 2019Leave a Comment

During the past month we have been working diligently in our community to act for justice by: Listening… Our Affordable Housing Team led a Brooklyn Village Listening Session on August …

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All New Offerings for Jewish Studies at Queens

In Education, Faith, Home, Jewish Studies, Queens University by Donna TarneySeptember 5, 20191 Comment

Whether you are a parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, or other, one thing is obvious this time of year – school is back in session! School busses fill the neighborhood streets …

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Restorative Justice and Reconciliation

In Affordable Housing, Charlotte, Civil Rights, criminal justice, Home, Local Level Advocacy, Policy, Politics, Racial Justice - Local Level Advocacy, Social Change, Uncategorized by Donna TarneySeptember 4, 20191 Comment

By Dr. Willie Keaton In light of the immensely successful Brooklyn Village & Restorative Justice Listening Session (August 22th, 2019), I thought it was time to have a conversation around; …

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