Local Service Providers Tools to Share

Food Industry Picture Guides from Caritas of Austin:

Arabic Translation (PDF download here)

Burmese Translation (PDF download here)

Nepali 1Translation (PDF download here)

Nepali 2 Translation (PDF download here)

Nepali 3 Translation (PDF download here)

Spanish Translation (PDF download here)

Webinar Recordings

June 2011: Small Businesses Making a Big Impact

Powerpoint and Audio

July 2011: Employee and Employer Rights by USCIS

Powerpoint (no audio available)

August 2011: Using Technlogy to Make Your Job Easier

Powerpoint and Audio

September 2011: Overseas and Domestic Employment Orientations

Powerpoint and Audio

RefugeeWorksNewsletter

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.

To subscribe to the RefugeeWorks newsletter, email your address to information@refugeeworks.org.

NEW! Issue 37 -- Double Feature! Employment Solutions

Issue 36 -- Short-term Training Programs

Issue 35 - ESL & Employment
Issue 34 - Partnering with Community-Based Organizations
Issue 33 - Investing in Education
Issue 32 - Agricultural Jobs
Issue 31 - Job Developers
Issue 30 - Reinventing Yourself

Click here to view all previous editions of the RefugeeWorks Newsletter.

RefugeeWorks E-Newsletter

This occasional E-Newsletter (monthly or bi-monthly) is devised to bring refugee employment issues to your attention in a timely manner. To sign up for the E-Newsletter, visit our E-Newsletter Subscription Page. Do you have news items, stories or pictures that relate to refugees in the workplace? If you'd like to submit them for publication in an upcoming newsletter, contact Rebecca at rarmstrong@refugeeworks.org.  

Other Publications

Periodically, RefugeeWorks also publishes specific reports on various subjects related to refugee employment. Recent reports include:

RefugeeWorks Guide

RefugeeWorks has released a guide for foreign-trained professionals who are seeking to practice their profession in the United States. It describes the structure and future of the profession and workforce composition, as well as the skills, training and credentials needed to advance in the field. This guide is an essential resource for refugees, other newcomers and employment specialists. Hard copies of the guide are available on request.

Opportunities for Refugee Engineers
Opportunities for Refugee Teachers
Opportunities for Refugee Physicians and Nurses
Opportunities for Refugee Pharmacists
Opportunities for Refugee Dentists
Opportunities for Refugee Accountants