Lost and found in upstate New York: 'Lost Boys' nonprofits latch onto a new objective closer to home
- Written by Susan Appe, Assistant Professor of Public Administration, University at Albany, State University of New York
Many people in South Sudan live in camps for the internally displaced after years of war.AP Photo/Sam Mednick
Nonprofits help immigrants and refugees who settle in the U.S. in many ways. They encourage naturalized newcomers to become citizens, for example, and advocate for more humane detention conditions.
We are scholars who research why people...