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Maine Access immigrant Network (MAIN) – Collaborative

Kapriskie Seide

in Field Placements 2015-16, Students

Built a compass-like resource guide for organizations assisting the refugee, asylee, and asylum seeker populations in Maine. Helped develop a living clearinghouse of Greater Portland’s health and social services resources for providers.

Tagged: Maine Access immigrant Network (MAIN) - Collaborative

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