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02/01/2024

Winter 2024 Newsletter

2024 is likely to show us just how far U.S. political candidates (on all sides of the political spectrum) will go to weaponize immigration and use immigration policy as a…

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News Publication

01/29/2024

Manchester, NH, ESOL Needs Analysis

In collaboration with Southern New Hampshire University’s Center for New Americans and the New Hampshire Equity Collective (EqColl), the Leah Zallman Center for Immigrant Health Research (LZC) at the Institute…

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Project

01/15/2024

Strategic Planning with SomerViva: Office of Immigrant Affairs

LZC and ICH are facilitating a strategic planning process with the City of Somerville's SomerViva: Office of Immigrant Affairs (SOIA).

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Blog

01/02/2024

Impacts and Sustainability of the CHA Asylum Program (CHAAP)

Nationwide, there is a backlog of 1.6 million asylum cases, with an average wait time of 1,621 days (1). Surprisingly, despite being a long-established destination for immigrants, Massachusetts has the…

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News Publication

12/18/2023

Spotlight on Asylum: Health Equity and Care for Asylum Seekers in Massachusetts

The Leah Zallman Center for Immigrant Health Research (LZC) at the Institute for Community Health is proud to release Spotlight on Asylum: Health Equity and Care for Asylum Seekers in…

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News Annual Report

12/05/2023

Fall 2023 Leah Zallman Center annual report

2023 was a pivotal year for Massachusetts policymakers, healthcare providers, advocates, lawyers, and social service organizations focused on immigrant well-being. At the Leah Zallman Center (LZC), we see and support…

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Winter 2024 Newsletter

Manchester, NH, ESOL Needs Analysis

Strategic Planning with SomerViva: Office of Immigrant Affairs

Impacts and Sustainability of the CHA Asylum Program (CHAAP)

Spotlight on Asylum: Health Equity and Care for Asylum Seekers in Massachusetts

Fall 2023 Leah Zallman Center annual report

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