DELHI, NY—Delaware County Citizens for Refugee Support (DCCRS) invites the public to attend a DCCRS Learning Day on Saturday, October 28, 2 to 4 pm, on the SUNY Delhi Campus, in Sanford Hall. The community will gather to understand the challenges facing asylum seekers and refugees entering the United States. Presentations by advocates and activists at the national and state level, will be followed by a general discussion on ways in which we can welcome and support asylum seekers and refugees in Delaware County. This event is free to attend. Refreshments will be served.
Confirmed presenters include Sarah Gilman, Director of Strategic Litigation, RFK Center for Human Rights, a nonprofit organization led by attorneys, entrepreneurs, and writers promoting human rights at home and around the world; and Kayla Kelechian, Manager of Member Engagement of Central New York, New York Immigration Coalition, a policy and advocacy organization representing over 200 immigrant and refugee rights groups throughout New York.
Confirmed presenters include Sarah Gilman, Director of Strategic Litigation, RFK Center for Human Rights, a nonprofit organization led by attorneys, entrepreneurs, and writers promoting human rights at home and around the world; and Kayla Kelechian, Manager of Member Engagement of Central New York, New York Immigration Coalition, a policy and advocacy organization representing over 200 immigrant and refugee rights groups throughout New York.
Delaware County Citizens for Refugee Support (DCCRS) is a nonprofit organization partnering with individuals and community groups to invite and support refugees and asylum seekers to find their home in Delaware County, and to advocate for the human rights and freedoms of all displaced people.
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