GSU: The Refugee Experience in GA: Asian Community Perspectives
The GSU Asian Studies Club and the Asian Studies Center Present
The Refugee Experience in GA: Asian Community Perspectives
Panel Discussion
Randy Muth, Angkor Resource Center
Salai Thang - Burmese Chin Community of Atlanta
Stephanie Ali, Communications Policy Coordinator, New American Pathways
Atlanta is home to a large refugee and immigrant population. Come learn about the refugee experience in the Cambodian and Burmese communities in Atlanta, and hear about the work that Atlanta-based New American Pathways is doing to resettle and aid refugees from all over the world.
This event is free and open to the public.
Date:
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Time:
3:00-4:30pm
Venue: Georgia State University,
25 Park Place, Room 1618 (16th Floor), Atlanta
If you type "25 Park Place" into the GSU campus map at http://map.gsu.edu/#/ , it will zoom in on the building. It is the large white Suntrust building on Woodruff Park.
Parking: http://parking.gsu.edu/parking-locations/visitor/
Contact: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10207414092544643&set=gm.742104755926786&type=3&theater
