U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is accepting applications for two funding opportunities under the Citizenship and Assimilation Grant Program. The grant opportunities, mandated by Congress and funded with appropriations rather than the agency’s operating funds, will provide up to $10 million in grants for citizenship preparation programs in communities across the country.
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1st Lady of Sierra Leone Fatima M. Bio Condemns Child Marriage On IMpact Talks With Pamela Anchang
TIM TV, IMpact Talks Mrs. Fatima Maada Bio the current First Lady of Sierra Leone discusses her mission to stop Child Marriage, which occurs in many parts of the world and Africa in particular. Mrs. Fatima Maada Bio is the wife of Julius Maada Bio, 5th President of Sierra Leone.
IMpact With Pamela Anchang: Hana Noka, International Model Says, “Albanians Are Givers Not Takers”.
Hana Noka, international model, actress, media personality and filmmaker — a cosmopolitan young woman of Kosovan-Albanian descent. She speaks several languages, including Albanian, Turkish, Serbian, Croatian and English. She came to America for love and shares her journey and views on American stereotypes and immigrant perceptions. Author of Besa Po.
IMpact With Pamela Anchang: Ms Latina Global, Jennifer Fino Escaped Death; Tells Her Immigrant Story
Miss Latina Global, Miss Colombia, Jennifer Fino an entrepreneur, motivational speaker, television personality, and philanthropist in Los Angeles. Her passion is helping young women grow in personal and professional confidence and self-love.
IMpact With Pamela Anchang: Bullied, Raped & Insecure; Supermodel Nini Amerlise’s Immigrant Story
Nini Amerlise, Canadian actress and Award winning International Supermodel Featured on CTV, Glamour, Vogue, Daily Mail UK, Huffington Post, of Afro-Latin, Jamaican-Chinese descent. Bullied & Raped Amerlise Finds Purpose & Self Love In The Fashion Industry. (Her message of self love to young black Girls)
Clara Colby – The Migrant Who Helped American Women Win the Vote
We may never know why three-year-old Clara Dorothy Bewick was left behind in England when her parents and three brothers departed for a new life in America. Her parents Thomas and Clara Bewick were migrating to America, and the family had been talking about little else in the months leading up to their departure. They were leaving on the sailing ship Olympus from Bristol, and little Clara was in tears when she found that she could not join them. She later wrote an essay that revealed how she felt on that day.
Is Western Beauty The Standard? Pamela Anchang Discusses With 3 Brave Immigrant Women On IMpact
Pamela Anchang Discusses The impact of American or western beauty standards on immigrant cultures with 3 Immigrant beauties.
Interconnectors: How can artists fuel social change? | Atef, The Voice semi-finalist
#socialaction #immigrantartists #musicforchange
In conversation with ATEF, a Tunisian-French singer/songwriter on what artists can do to be more socially impactful; and thoughts on cultural integration, immigration and identity.
*Interconnectors foregrounds impact wherever people are striving to make a positive change. Hosted by Afghan-American Mithaq Kazimi (pronounced: Mi-saq Ka-zi-mi) following his celebrated previous shows, Konversations, a tv show on ZEE and MindFlipped, a Virtual Reality series on Facebook.
Who Is Pamela Asobo Anchang, Founder of The Immigrant Magazine, Radio And TV Host?
Pamela is the co-Publisher and Editor-In-Chief of The Immigrant Magazine. She is also a TV and radio host of her series IMpact Talks, Frank Talk and other productions. She has been chronicled by The Los Angeles Times, (National Public Radio) NPR, and The Africa Channel and recognized by many as the voice for immigrant stories.
Editorial: Immigrants don’t take jobs from Americans. They create tens of thousands of them for Americans.
The Trump administration’s decision Tuesday to drop its cruel, chaos-creating plan to force international college students to leave the nation if they were only taking online courses because of the pandemic is great news for those students, their colleges and the U.S. economy. But the issues raised by the now-rescinded policy aren’t going away any time soon. The hostility toward immigrants and potential immigrants by President Donald Trump and too many Americans needs to be addressed.