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National Partnership for New Americans
About National Partnership for New Americans
The National Partnership for New Americans (NPNA) is a national multiethnic, multiracial partnership network of 60 of the country’s leading immigrant and refugee rights organizations who together advocate for policies and programs to successfully integrate New Americans as full contributors to our nation, able to build lives of dignity for themselves and their families. NPNA exists to: 1) strengthen immigrant and refugee voices in our nation by building the policy and program capacities of our member organizations; and, 2) pursue policy campaigns with our members at the local, state, and federal level; and, 3) deepen our strategic partnership to advance immigrant and refugee inclusion and equity in the United States. Our members organize their constituencies and advocate for better policies for the communities they represent. Our members also provide direct services, including immigration legal services, deportation defense, adult education, voter registration, financial literacy, workforce development, health care enrollment, and English classes. NPNA exists to leverage our members’ collective power and expertise to build a better nation for all.
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Signals from National Partnership for New Americans
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National Partnership for New Americans is hosting a webinar titled Warming Welcome: Stories of Climate Migration and Growing Solidarity in Maine with Maine Immigrant Rights and Me Climate Action.
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National Partnership for New Americans is a coalition of over 76 immigrant and refugee rights organizations advocating for the 9 million eligible individuals waiting to naturalize.
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Presence & Recognition
National Partnership for New Americans celebrates Citizenship Day on Thursday, September 17th, marking the anniversary of the oath of citizenship for millions of Americans.
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