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Refugees and Community Integration: Building Belonging
By @rylanjhoe542
Belonging is not a slogan. It is a daily outcome you can feel in small moments: the first time someone remembers your name without you repeating it twice, the ease of finding the right bus stop, the quiet confidence of walking into a school office and knowing you will be understood. For a refugee, integration is not a single event that happens when papers are filed. It is a long sequence of barriers negotiated, relationships rebuilt, and responsibilities shared. For host co
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