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Mosaics

Idaho Office For Refugees | SB Studios

Idaho has a heritage of refugee resettlement that’s enriched our culture, economy, and communities. On the Mosaics podcast, we’ll hear from Idahoans with lived refugee experience and from community members who are building a culture of belonging. We all have a role to play in creating the bigger picture of a vibrant and connected society.Presented by the Idaho Office for Refugees with grant funding from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.

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Episodis

67 episodis

  1. 'Just Live Your Day': Finding Peace in Uncertainty with Afsana 34:40
  2. Sadia Abdulkadir: Building Trust and Space for Healing with Refugee Clients 1:02:21
  3. For the Love of Food: Creating Community through Cuisine 27:55
  4. America 250 Live Storytelling Event: We the People 1:12:33
  5. Idaho Pharmacist Honors Sudanese Roots 38:52
  6. Embracing Conflict And Life Transitions: Andrea Schmutz of Empowering Immigrant Women 33:18
  7. Staying Connected to Your Purpose: Anna Lloyd of Task Force Argo 44:28
  8. Artisans for Hope: A Community of Creators from Refugee Backgrounds 31:38
  9. Each Refugee Experience is Unique: Sanga Zamaraikamal Pori 43:24
  10. UnDEfeated: Advocate and Author Desange Kuenihira 28:02
  11. Immigration Then and Now: A Deeper Look from John Slocum of Refugee Council USA 40:02
  12. Pace for Peace: Advocating for Afghanistan 50:36
  13. Unified Purpose featuring the Idaho Office for Refugees 27:11
  14. Idaho Launches New Pathway for Internationally Trained Physicians 42:41
  15. Lena Contor: Idahoans Are Making a Difference in Ukraine 43:49
  16. Fredrick Shema: What Motivated Me to Study Law ‎ 44:07
  17. Meet Damir Subasic, Local Law Enforcement Officer From A Refugee Background 48:13
  18. Tap Dancer Andrew Nemr on Enduring the Dark Night 1:00:54
  19. Run for Refugees: Uniting for Welcome 41:19
  20. Lok Darjee: Preserving American Democracy Takes All of Us 41:36
  21. Displaced for her Baha'i faith, Mona Heern holds on to joy 42:37
  22. City Cast Boise: The Resettlement Program is Paused. Now What? 24:23
  23. Sisters from Afghanistan Stand in Solidarity 44:25
  24. Understanding Immigration With Attorney Chris Christensen 30:32
  25. Raquel Reyes of PODER: Where We Are, and What’s Next 43:27
  26. Ukrainian Welcome Center: Building Trust & Connection 28:56
  27. Global Gardens Research: A Connection to the Land 32:26
  28. Lisa Meierotto: Global and Local Perspectives 34:02
  29. Pace4Peace 5K: Meet the Student Organizers 52:41
  30. Chandra Upreti: Giving Back to the Community that Welcomed Me 39:44
  31. Sangam Kumari: Learning through Life’s Transitions 42:03
  32. Thara Rita: How It Feels to Rebuild - Twice 30:26
  33. Singaporean Mental Health Expert Visits Idaho 35:39
  34. Joel Ntando: What World Refugee Day Means to Me 39:05
  35. Aanish Shamim: Perspectives from a ‘Third Culture Kid’ 41:18
  36. Klaudia Saric: What Happened in Bosnia & Herzegovina Could Happen Anywhere 53:44
  37. Joe & Kim Mitchell: Welcoming Refugees to Idaho Falls 38:58
  38. Eliza Shabire Reunites With Her Dad After Years Apart 36:33
  39. Sakhi Hasmati on His Work and Experience in Refugee Resettlement 43:29
  40. Sadia Abdulkadir on Social Work, Fashion, and Family 40:05
  41. Moses Mukengezi: ‘I am more than a refugee, but it’s also part of me’ 43:31
  42. From the Philippines to Pocatello with Andrea Soleta Schmutz 37:30
  43. Global Talent Docs: The Journey for New American Doctors 36:42
  44. Taste of Persia: Boise Family Opens Afghan Restaurant 28:49
  45. Jan Reeves & Patty Haller: History of Resettlement in Idaho 29:23
  46. Meet Mungo: Painter, Dancer, Musician 35:20
  47. Cultural Humility with Reshma and Reshad 38:07
  48. Winnie Christensen: Culture for Change 35:21
  49. Afghan Veteran’s Experience Resettling in Idaho Falls 27:11
  50. New Americans in the Classroom 29:36