Refugee Voices: Turning Challenges into Shared Strengths
Refugee support often gets talked about in systems language. Case files, eligibility criteria, housing waitlists, language access, trauma-informed services. All of it matters, and most of it is hard work. Still, the part that keeps me awake at night is simpler to explain: when people are forced to flee, their voices tend to get squeezed out first. Not by malice. By process. By urgency. By the sheer volume of needs that land on the shoulders of overextended teams. I have
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