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February Share the Plate: Integrated Refugee and Immigrant Service (IRIS)

IRIS has served newcomers to the US for 40 years, and their mission remains to welcome, support, and empower refugees and immigrants. Right now the individuals and families they serve are gripped by uncertainty and fear.  Far too many immigrants across the country and right here in Connecticut have already been detained or deported. Thousands

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Sunday, Jan. 25 at 10:30am:  Sarah Golemon-Mercer, “The Power of Resistance

Sarah is halfway through a Masters in Divinity at Yale Divinity School where she is studying spirituality, arts, and healing with both the Institute of Sacred Music and Andover Newton Seminary. Raised Presbyterian (USA), indebted to various Buddhist mentors and Sanghas, and currently seeking ordained ministry through the United Church of Christ, Sarah believes that there

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Street protest in Wheeling, WV highlighting immigration issues with signs and police presence.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 25 @ 11:30am: Immigration Talk and Discussion

First Congregational Church has invited SUUS to hear immigration attorney, Dan Berger speak, followed by a Q&A. Mr. Berger has over 25 years of experience in immigration law, focusing on DACA and undocumented students, helping them evaluate long-term status options. He advises thedream.us — the nation’s largest private scholarship fund for Dreamers, with over 10,000 scholarships awarded in

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