Community:
Delaware Avenue Neighborhood in Albany
Community Conversation co-facilitator:
Community Conversation co-facilitator:
Dahlia Herring,
Team Coordinator
Capital Region Refugee Roundtable
(518) 434-6335
dmazengia@nycap.rr.com
About the community:
This community conversation was sponsored by the Delaware Avenue Neighborhood Association (DANA), the Albany Office of the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI Albany) and the Capital Region Refugee Roundtable.
The Delaware Avenue Neighborhood Association is organized to protect and improve Delaware Avenue’s friendly, vibrant, diverse, walkable and convenient neighborhood.
USCRI Albany is dedicated to helping refugees build new lives in the Capital Region.
The Capital Region Refugee Roundtable is a group of volunteers and organizational representatives working to develop supportive programs and to build a welcoming community for refugees in New York State’s Capital Region.
People who attended the Community Conversation included people from Burma, Iraq, and Nepal and representatives from the library, a church, a local business and two schools.
Learn more about the community:
• USCRI Albany
• Delaware Avenue Neighborhood Association
• Capital Region Refugee Roundtable, contact Dahlia Herring
Themes from the conversation:
• Diversity, friendliness, safety, multi-lingual/cultural welcoming activities, connecting to resources in the neighborhood.
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