RefugeeWorks :: Downloads



		Downloads The following is a listing of reference documents available for public download: Employment Training Institute Material 2008 Employment Training Institute Registration Form RefugeeWorks Newsletters 2,000 readers subscribe to RefugeeWorks, our quarterly newsletter. In each issue, you will find up to date employment related articles and resources to assist you in the refugee employment field. Below are links to PDF files of previous newsletters: Issue 25 – Healthcare Hotspots Issue 24 – Iraqi Refugees in Focus Issue 23 – Tackling Transportation Issue 22 – Engaging Employers Issue 21 – 10th Anniversary Edition Issue 20 – Pre-Employment Programs Issue 19 – Financial Literacy Issue 18 – Employer Feature Issue 17 – Promising Partnerships Issue 16 – Marketing and Communication Issue 15 – Breaking Through Barriers Issue 14 – Documentation Issue 13 – Women and Work Issue 12 – Job Upgrading Issue 11 – Earned Income Tax Credit Issue 10 – Working with WIA Issue 9 – Identity/Documentation Issue 8 – Interpreter Services Issue 7 – Unemployment Issue 6 – Unions/Title VI Issue 5 – Youth Employment Issue 4 – Contingency Work Issue 3 – Transportation Issue 2 – Employment Rights Issue 1 – Making Work Pay Reports Financial Literacy for Newcomers: Weaving Immigrant Needs into Financial Education This 32-page document reviews existing financial literacy curriculums for immigrants and refugees. It provides recommendations for development of further materials and programs that will help newcomers establish the financial stability they need in the United States. Download a PDF version of this document. Visual Media The Way to Work Orientation Video for Somali Bantu Refugees This 20-minute employment orientation video, produced in both Af-Maay and English versions, helps newly arrived refugees navigate the path to economic self-sufficiency in the United States by sharing the experiences of Somali Bantu who are already employed or actively seeking work. The video covers the continuum of steps on the path to work from individual employment planning, through career laddering. Somali Bantu who are establishing their lives in the United States offer guidance and encouragement to newer arrivals. Download an order form PDF.				About the PDF format Most of the publications available online are formatted as PDF files. In order to view the documents, you will need a current version of Adobe's Acrobat Reader, which is available directly from Adobe as a free download.