Today we hear from Joel Ntando, coordinator of the Refugee Speakers Bureau at the Idaho Office for Refugees. Joel has a background in theater and academia. He lived and worked in South Africa for 14 years before resettling in Idaho and is originally from the Democratic of Republic of Congo. He shares what World Refugee Day means to him personally and what it means for everyone on a global level.
Eliza Shabire was a young girl when she and her sisters were separated from their father when he had to flee the Democratic Republic...
Andrew Nemr is an international performer, speaker, author, and teacher. His parents are originally from Lebanon, and in 2015 when civil war escalated in...
This week we talk about what it means to feel welcomed, and what it takes to reach the next level of belonging. We hear...