P.E.A.C.E. Inc. / Children’s / Bridging Refugee Youth / /
Country
Myanmar / Bangladesh / Thailand / Malaysia / United States / India / Bhutan / Southeast Asia / / /
Event
Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
Temple University / Burmese American Community Institute / University of Texas Librar / The University of Texas / /
IndustryTerm
hot oil / /
Organization
office of Refugee Resettlement / New York State Department / U.S. Department of Health and Human Services / Center for Ap / Start National Center on Cultural and Linguistic Re / University of Texas at Austin / American Communities Foundation / Center for Applied Linguistics / HeadToll Start National Center on Cultural and Linguistic ResponsivenessToll Toll Free / Karen Organization of Minnesota / Center for Victims of Torture / U.S. Department of State / University of Texas Librar / Intergenerational Center / Southeast Asia Resource Action Center / Start’s National Center on Cultural Bridging Refugee Youth and Children / Temple University / Refugee Processing Center / office of Head Start / Burmese American Community Institute / Chin Development Association / International Rescue Committee / n.d. / International Organization for Migration / /
Person
Saw (Luke) Lo / Start / Maria Taddeo / Juna Paw / Chong B. Vang / Chin / Chum Awi / Margaret MacDon / Karen / Myra Dahgaypaw / Susan Schmidt / Tonya Cook / Elaisa Vahnie / Karen Refugees / / /
Position
interpreter / References BRYCS Head / teacher / Coordinator / nurse / Head / /
Refugee Families from Burma This resource provides general cultural information, while recognizing that every family is unique and that cultural practices will vary by household and by generation. Several Burmese commun