Immigration Reform: Nuns on the Bus comes to Durham!
Nuns on the Bus is coming to Durham on May 31st to support Commonsense Immigration Reform! Join CWS and Nuns on the Bus for a press conference on Immigration Reform […]
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Immigration Reform: Building Communi-Tea in the Triangle
Today’s post is written by blogger and CWS volunteer Ashley Brown. During the rain-filled weekend, the sun decided to make a special appearance last Friday as women of different nationalities, […]
Recipes with Refugees: Nidhal’s Feast
James Beard once said that “Food is our common ground, a universal experience.” No matter where we grew up, no matter who cooked dinners in our homes, we all share […]
Communi-Tea: A Women’s Tea on Immigration
Want to meet your newest neighbors and learn about immigrant life in North Carolina? Come to Communi-Tea! CWS-Durham will be co-hosting Communi-Tea, an interfaith tea event on immigration for Triangle […]
Running with Refugees: A Volunteer’s Perspective
Today’s post is written by volunteer and guest blogger Ashley Brown. The anticipated cheer from the front-runners marked the start of The Great Human Race, in Durham, N.C. In the […]
Duke Nursing: Increasing Refugee Health Literacy
For the last year, CWS has had its first ever collaboration with The Duke School of Nursing to increase refugee health literacy. During the summer, a group of ten student […]
Real World Experience
Think interviewing is stressful, sitting in the hot seat, trying to put a positive twist on your weaknesses and mistakes? Imagine doing it in a foreign language and in a […]
Apply for Americorps Access with CWS
Are you interested in serving refugees in the Triangle? Are you eager to work within a fast-paced, dynamic office? Are you organized, dependable, adaptable and professional? We are looking for […]
Apply to be a CWS Summer Intern
Our application for summer internships is now live! We are looking for summer interns who can think on their feet, have a passion for events and social media, and who […]
Immigrants Old and New Harvest Food for Food Bank
This article reposted from Uniting NC . Nelson and his son Lucas, originally from Argentina, harvest collards. Giving back to their new community, just six days after coming to NC as […]
