Employment

Of all of Liliia’s roles: Ukrainian, chef, employee, mother, it’s her title of “babusya” or Grandmother that gives her the most joy. Liliia’s son, daughter-in-law, and two granddaughters came to

From life in a refugee camp to the driver’s seat of a Metro Transit bus, Abdinasir’s journey is one of resilience and opportunity. His family’s recent resettlement to Minnesota opened doors he never thought possible. With determination and support from volunteers, Abdinasir is charting his path.

In the summer of 2022, Oleksii arrived in Minnesota after leaving his war-torn homeland of Ukraine, and Sayed Basir arrived here after a year-long wait following his evacuation from Afghanistan.

Inclusion is an Investment for Twin Cities Employers. Resettling in the United States is challenging for a number or reasons, but the inability to speak English is likely

Reza works hard to provide for his family back in Afghanistan – but he hasn’t given up on his dream and would eventually like to finish his helicopter training once he gets his green card!

Mohammad Qadeer was a high-level accountant in Afghanistan. When he was separated from his family in the evacuation from Afghanistan and resettled in Minnesota in December of 2021, he assumed