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Students from our Hampden County class visited the Springfield Library. Students were overjoyed to check out books and learn more…
We extend warm congratulations to our former students and current clients who have recently taken their oath of allegiance to…
Rosa Guerra, an education and career advisor at the Center for New Americans, recently participated in a panel discussion titled…
Thank you to our teachers, advisors, and volunteers in Northampton and Amherst for coordinating mock job fairs with role-playing and…
Community partners from Amherst joined Center for New Americans to organize a resource fair for new students, helping them feel…
Western New England University Law School graciously hosted a green card clinic for the Center for New Americans. Students from…
Center for New Americans students attended the Massachusetts Immigrant & Refugee Advocacy (MIRA) Coalition’s 29th Annual Immigrants Day at the…
We’re so happy to have Biani Salas back as host for this year’s Immigrant Voices: A Celebration of the Arts!…
This semester, Center for New Americans welcomed our hard-working legislative leaders into classrooms from Springfield to Greenfield giving students an…
Center for New Americans is River Valley Coop’s March Change for Change program recipient. River Valley Coop is a community-owned…
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