Resettled

Many stories of refugees begin with a tragedy—what forced them to leave—but we trace their journeys after they arrive. 

In this six-part series hosted by Ahmed Badr, we traveled across Virginia to explore the refugee resettlement process through the eyes of those directly experiencing it. We followed along as a family moved into their home for the first time; watched as a high schooler overcame stage fright; and witnessed the sacrifices of a chef working to achieve his “American dream.” 

These personal stories are woven together with useful teaching moments about the resettlement process, and each thematic episode (arrival, education, health, jobs, culture) aims to bring the listener into the daily lives of refugees as they adjust to life in America. 

Listen wherever you get your podcasts: Apple PodcastsCastboxHimalayaNPR OnePocket CastsSpotify and Stitcher.

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