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This is a collection of our videos that focus on our refugee families and the many volunteers that support them


Our Partners: Why We Keep Fighting for Refugees
When local organizations join together to share resources and expertise, change is inevitable. Hear more from our partners at the Community Resource Center in Mamaroneck — Executive Director Jirandy Martinez and Managing Attorney Bertha Rodriguez — about our latest efforts to support refugees...and why we keep doing what we’re doing.

Neighbors for Refugees
Mar 41 min read


The Cost of Immigration Legal Services
One by one, our refugee families are receiving short-notice requirements to appear in court. The emotional and financial strain is extraordinary. Hear more from immigration attorneys Jeffrey Feinbloom and Sharyn Bertisch on the realities today, and why community-based organizations are so critical right now. The costs for immigration legal services are mounting and we have pivoted resettling new refugee families to defending and protecting the ones who are here. Please consid

Neighbors for Refugees
Feb 111 min read


The Immigration Courts
Bertha Rodriguez and Jirandy Martinez from CRC are on the front lines of the legal battle. "Unfortunately, we have had ice encounters both locally and also at immigration courts. So when families are scheduled to attend their immigration courts, unfortunately they have been detained and because we have our community justice program that can support that family and just provide those services, especially in such a scary time When we get in front of the courtroom, we have ICE a
petcorb
Dec 27, 20251 min read


A Climate of Fear
They're detaining people even with pending cases that had never been done before in the history of our country.

Neighbors for Refugees
Dec 13, 20251 min read


Why Financial Support Is So Critical
Our volunteers explain how Neighbors for Refugees steps in to support, and why that need has become more critical than ever.

Neighbors for Refugees
Dec 1, 20251 min read


Defend, Hope & Thrive: What's Next for Neighbors for Refugees
The momentum is undeniable. Over a hundred helping hands attended our Defend and Thrive gala to raise funds for critical services in support of our refugee families. Communities have come together to protect residents from immigration sweeps and millions have marched in defense of human rights. As we close out 2025 and look ahead to 2026, it is more essential than ever that we continue to stand up for marginalized people and to strengthen our communities. Here, at Neighbors f

Neighbors for Refugees
Nov 7, 20251 min read
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