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Hello friends, Good morning !✨
Here are some job opportunities with the Asia Pacific Network of Refugee (APNOR)

Position #1: Communication Officer
Are you skilled in communication strategies and passionate about spreading the stories and voices of refugees in the Asia Pacific region? The Communication Officer role at APNOR might be the perfect fit for you. Responsibilities include managing our communication channels, creating engaging content, and fostering relationships with media and partners to amplify the refugee narrative.

*Position #2: Engagement Local Hub Officer*
If you have a strong commitment to community engagement and are eager to work closely with local refugee hubs, the Engagement Local Hub Officer position is an excellent opportunity. You will be responsible for strengthening our grassroots connections, facilitating community initiatives, and promoting collaboration within local refugee networks.

Both positions play a pivotal role in advancing APNOR's mission to empower refugees and advocate for their rights across the Asia Pacific region.

👉🏿Application Deadline: *September 26, 2023*
For detailed information about these job positions, including qualifications, responsibilities, and application procedures, please visit APNOR's Careers Page on the link here ➡️ https://apnor.org/careers/

Good luck!!

NB/ _If you are interested and have the qualifications but have some difficulty in drafting the application or writing the cover letter or support with your CV, please reach out, we can help!

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Youth with Refugees Art Contest | UNHCR UNHCR youth with refugees art contest helps youth across the world to use their creativity to support people forced to flee.

Read this again ⤵️

Remember all refugees lives matters, wherever they come from, treat them all with and

Wherever they may come from, stand .

Refugee in HK wish HK government could make a bold move like this and grant them permanent residency as well, especially protracted cases who are wasting their lives in limbo for in this city with no https://loom.ly/xHqFjL0

'No longer in limbo': Thousands of refugees to be granted permanent visas From Monday, around 19,000 refugees who arrived in Australia before Operation Sovereign Borders started in 2013 will be able to apply to transition to a permanent Resolution of Status visa as Labor moves to enact its pre-election commitment.

Remember that always as you deal with any , seekers, or persons!

Let's say congrats to our dear brother, friend, and father for his dedicated effort in the community has paid off.
👉🏾HK Humanitarian Award https://youtu.be/aFLh1PSDYIw

香港人道年獎2022得獎者 Mr Aimé Girimana

As we approach year end, Let's remember that all our experience of 2022 has taught us something.
Let us end the year with.
Gratitude in our hearts🙏🏻🙏🏾
As we hope for a better tomorrow a better 2023 for our future and the future of our youn ones.

and repeat to yourself...⤵️

Have a lovely week

📍 this⤵️ my friend and live by it and you shall be happy from now on.
your is not outside, it's ⤵️

Go on young men!
Despite being born in refugee camps, these trio have travelled an unusually tough road to get to football’s biggest stage, they will be playing for Australia in Qatar.

Refugees worldwide are proud of you.
You are showing many host countries that, refugees are indeed not a burden but a gift and a treasure to host community and the country at large.

Take one day at a Time. Don't hide from reality, share your experience with the community, inspire others and be the role model in your community. we are together in this.

One more time, try and try again, don't give up knocking at different doors. You never know which one will be opened for you.
Life is a journey, Life is dynamic not static.

We all know how hard it's to go through being stateless, being labelled, being excluded, being the last human to consider in any institutional priorities. But don't forget that history and life experiences of millions of those who walks in this path and their own silent voicesis whispering this hope to all of us.. Go on, go on, tomorrow will be better. Yes, one day, the storm of this waiting in dilemma, waiting in limbo will pass

LAST CHANCE TO APPLY 📢

This free & in-depth course will build the advocacy and organisational capacity of refugee leaders in , , , , or

Become a refugee change-maker today 💪

Apply now: https://bit.ly/3cRusfn

For all who have been throughand are still going through being in limbo.
Learn to appreciate and be grateful of all that is being done to you.
However, if you have been in a protracted circumstances and have lived in your temporary refuge for 5 years plus, Learn to distinguish between those who truly want to help you become independent, gain self reliance to be able to help yourself, And those who are just happy to have you remain a client in need of basic needs support with no or very limited opportunity to help you grow and learn how to be self reliance.

If you are a refugee and got involved ins some form of refugee led initiative or some kind of leadership role within community in HK, take this opportunity to apply for this Capacity strengthening course⤵️
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WOrC5kCEZRWkoWLFm56ppNkpCre75ol5/edit?usp=drivesdk&ouid=113136441311936936785&rtpof=true&sd=true

For more info and how to register please message us and we will be more than happy to help out.

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Whatever you do, whatever you go through, Don't let it make you bitter but let it make you become better and better. ALWAYS BE KIND⤵️

REMEMBER 📌

Life is what you make it, don't let the past imprison you to live for, Look and Live forward with hope for a better tomorrow.

A refugee woman defying all odds to empower others!
We wish many women refugee who take such a path to drive changes within their own community for themselves by themselves ⤵️
https://youtu.be/Y2KVYTIr8gA

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Did you know that the automated process of creating Doughnuts, the famous confection, was invented by a Russian Refugee - Adolph Levitt in his New York bakery?

Now you know!
In 1920, Russian refugee Adolph Levitt made living selling doughnuts at his bakery in NYC. Pressured by hungry theatregoers to churn them out faster, Levitt invented the first doughnut machine that year. He used the machine to make millions, selling wholesale deliveries to bakers around the US. By 1934, doughnuts were billed as “the food hit of the Century in Progress,” and even-handed out by the Red Cross in World War II. The automated process of creating doughnuts eventually helped build U.S. empires like Krispy Kreme and Dunkin’.

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WRD-22 Refugee Week

Did you know that Poet Warsan Shire whose poetry was featured by Beyonce on her hit Album was born to a Somali refugee in Kenya and raised in London?

Now you know!
Warsan Shire was featured in Beyonce’s acclaimed 2016 album, “Lemonade.” Known to many as “a compelling voice on black womanhood and the Africa diaspora," Shire started writing poetry as a teenager and was honoured as London's first-ever Young Poet Laureate in 2014. One of her poems, “Home,” became a rallying cry for refugees and those who support them:
Now you know!
Warsan Shire was featured in Beyonce’s acclaimed 2016 album, “Lemonade.” Known to many as “a compelling voice on black womanhood and the Africa diaspora," Shire started writing poetry as a teenager and was honoured as London's first-ever Young Poet Laureate in 2014.
One of her poems, “Home,”
became a rallying cry for refugees and those who support them:
"no one leaves home unless
home is the mouth of a shark
you only run for the border
when you see the whole city running as well."

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WRD-22 Refugee Week.

Did you know that the theory of Relativity was created by a refugee who fled N**i Germany for safety in the U.S.?

Now you Know
Physicist Albert Einstein published his theory of special relativity in 1905 and his theory of general relativity in 1915. Years later in 1933, he and his wife Elsa were forced to flee N**i Germany for safety in the U.S. Einstein’s theories revolutionized physics and transformed the way we understand space and time. Scientists have used these theories to study black holes, supernovas, changes in orbit and electromagnetic radiation. Einstein was also a humanitarian, having inspired the founding of the organization that became the International Rescue Committee.

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WRD-2022 Refugee Week

Did you know that Ilhan Omar, who was a refugee is the first Somali American ever elected to the United States Congress, represents a Congressional district in Minesota?

Now you know!
Born in Mogadishu, Somalia as the youngest of seven siblings, Ilhan Omar now represents Minnesota’s 5th District in the U.S. Congress. Omar became a refugee at the age of 8 when Somalia’s civil war broke out and her family fled to Kenya. There, they spent four years in a refugee camp before being resettled in the U.S. in 1995. Representative Omar calls for greater support for and inclusion of refugees in American society. She says, “[Refugees] are humans who deserve the opportunity and who — when given that opportunity — will live to our fullest potential.”

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WRD-22 Refugee Week

Did you know that the Quintessentially British dish was likely brought to the United Kingdom by Spanish and Portuguese refugees during the 16th century?

Now you know!
Fried fish was likely brought to the United Kingdom by Spanish and Portuguese refugees during the 16th century. French protestants known as Huguenots, fleeing religious persecution in the 17th century, might have brought their taste for fried potato with them to the UK. Joseph Malin, an Ashkenazi Jew, later combined the two—opening the UK’s first fish and chip shop, in London’s East End, around 1860. Although history tells us little about Malin’s early life, Ashkenazi Jews were heavily persecuted in Eastern Europe and Russia around this time.