Immigrant and Refugee

In the United States, Somalis, however complex and distinctive, are part of a long history of immigration.

This report provides an overview of a suggested best practices approach to assisting Somali families dealing with mental health issues.

Staff at a hospital emergency department (ED) located in an urban neighborhood densely populated by Somali immigrants and refugees have observed that a large number of Somali patients use the ED fo

Starting in 1992, the U.S.  began issuing refugee visas to thousands of Somalis.  Many of them settled in Minneapolis and St.  Paul and many more moved to the Twin Cities from other

Using qualitative research methods, this project focuses on the disjuncture between how one set of black immigrants, Somalis, understand blackness in their homelands and how it is defined in North

NWSCC is a Somali community organization that coordinates direct services such as homelessness prevention, resettlement counseling, and referrals to other social service organizations for Somali re

This article reviews the literature on the experience of Somali immigrant children and their lives at school.

A resource repository, this network provides multilingual health information for refugees and their health care providers.

Bridging Refugee Youth & Children

The Future of Children published this article on the needs of young children and examines data on the participation of immigrant children in health and education programs as well as research on the