Idaho Office For Refugees

Today on Mosaics on Radio Boise we hear from Mungo Ligoya! Mungo moved to Idaho to attend The College of Idaho and has since become a leader in the local arts and music scene. He shares his insights on race relations, culture, community - and how dance, music, and art all play a role in progress. Tune in at 3:30 p.m. on 89.9 or 93.5 FM or Radio Boise's website. Thank you Radio Boise and SB Studios for the opportunity to share these conversations.

Great column! We're thankful to be a part of Jannus, Inc. "It operates a broad range of programs that serve practically every segment of our society -- veterans, pre-schoolers, refugees, seniors, the distressed, K-12 students, you name it."

We are seeking a new full-time coordinator for the Idaho Community Advisor Network (I-CAN). Community advisors work within Idaho resettlement agencies to provide an additional layer of support for refugee families as they navigate life during their first three years in Idaho. The Coordinator facilitates advisor trainings and advocates for equitable, inclusive, coordinated, and trauma-informed services. Please apply here: https://lnkd.in/gtbgn8M5

Seeking a programmer/web developer who would like a rewarding short-term project helping us modernize our data reporting system! Please find details here and send in your proposal by July 19: https://lnkd.in/g8aHZHXh

Beautiful photos of World Refugee Day Boise 2024! Thank you to Mark Hewes of Tandem Lens. Full gallery and event details here: https://lnkd.in/gRkip8nm

Today on Radio Boise! Hear from Joel Ntando, coordinator of the Refugee Speakers Bureau. Joel grew up in the DR Congo, and his life was forever changed at the age of 19. He then lived, worked, and studied in Zimbabwe and South Africa for many years before making the journey to resettle in Idaho last year. Tune in from 3:30 to 4 p.m. on KRBX, Radio Boise - 89.9/93.5 FM. Find Joel's full interview and many others on our Mosaics podcast, produced by SB Studios.

Tune in for a lovely and insightful conversation with Sadia Abdulkadir on Radio Boise today at 3:30 p.m. Sadia is a social work student at Boise State University, fellow with Neighbors United, and One Refugee alumna. She cares deeply about others and loves fashion for a reason you might not expect. Radio Boise KRBX 89.9 / 93.5 FM SB Studios #worldrefugeeday

A powerful example of what World Refugee Day and becoming a U.S. citizen means to Saeed Al-Azzawi of Boise. Thank you Boise State Public Radio for sharing this interview. #worldrefugeeday

World Refugee Day events are coming up this weekend in Twin Falls and Boise. "It’s a day to honor and celebrate the lives of refugees as well as our joint efforts on behalf of mankind." Thank you Idaho Capital Sun for sharing.

Today on Radio Boise at 3:30, hear from Klaudia Saric of Economic Opportunity by Jannus. Klaudia was in her early 30s when civil war broke out in her country, Bosnia and Herzegovina. People were dehumanized and targeted based on their religion and ethnicity. Klaudia’s insights are so relevant in the current time. Thank you KRBX, Radio Boise - 89.9/93.5 FM for airing Mosaics this month in honor of #worldrefugeeday. Thank you to our production partners SB Studios.