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2 Refugee Reports 1 (1980-1981)

handle is hein.immigration/refgrpt0002 and id is 1 raw text is: American Public Welfare Association 1125 Fifteenth Street, N.W. Suite 300 Washington, D.C. 20005 (202) 293-7550 Volume II, Number 1 A MESSAGE FROM EDWARD T. WEAVER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, APWA APWA is pleased to announce the second year of publication of the Refugee Reports. Under a grant from the Office of Refugee Resettlement, Department of Health and Human Services, the news- letter will continue to appear biweekly, providing information about health, education, immigration, and human service activities for refugees across the country. The grant also provides for the )ublication of a quarterly journal, whichill offer a forum for substan- tive issues of concern to all involved in the resettlement of refugees. More information about the new journal will be given in subsequent issues of Refugee Reports. The grant will allow the Refugee Resettlement Information Exchange Project to extend readership of the newsletter significantly, and to con- tinue to provide information and tele- phone referral to other projects, expert individuals, and activities serving refugees. APWA welcomes Ann Marshall, Project Manager; Rosemary Tripp, Editor; and Meredith Preston, Senior Research Analyst. They join Theresa Ward Warner, Research Analyst and Toshio Tatara, Technical Supervisor for the project. We hope that the Refugee Reports will continue to serve your information needs. Your comments and suggestions are, as always, welcome. June 27, 1980 NCSW ANNUAL FORUM HIGHLIGHTS REFUGEE ISSUES The future course of human services was the focus of the National Conference on Social Welfare Annual Forum, recently held in Cleveland. Among the topics dis- cussed at the Forum were issues in refugee resettlement. Caring Communities: Responsible Action for the Eighties was the first national meeting of an American professional association to include ses- sions on domestic resettlement of Indochinese. The Federal Role At the opening workshop on resettlement concerns, Ambassador Victor Palmieri, ,-U.S. Coordinator for Refugee Affairs, stated the most important thing we have to do in this country now is to find ways to build bridges between the various segments of our society. In the face of inflation and growing unemployment in the U.S., and decreasing financial sup- port for social welfare programs, coop- In This Issue: Recent Developments ............... 4 Resource Exchange ................. 5 Statistics ........................ 8

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