This panel was part of a daylong Refugee Public Policy Forum that took place in Decatur, Georgia on January 30, 2008. This session looks at the services provided by local school systems with large populations of refugee and immigrant children, and also shares the provocative perspectives of a college student who came to the U.S. at the age of 10 when her family was resettled here after fleeing Bosnia.

Producers: Broadcast Solutions in partnerships with Emory University OUCP
Tags: Bosnia, ESL, schools
Topics: Cultural Competence, Education, Immigration, Policy, Refugees
New Routes Project: HEARMe (Health Education via Airwaves for Refugees)

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