EPISODE · Jan 22, 2024 · 27 MIN
Danielle Parker, Associate Director: United Voices for Newcomer Rights, Albuquerque New Mexico
from HealthCare UnTold · host Dannille Parker, Barbara Garcia, Barbara Ann Garcia, Gerado Sandoval
Our guest today is Danielle Parker, the Associate Director of the community-based, non-profit organization United Voicesfor Newcomer Rights (UVNR). UVNR cultivates educational, economic, cultural, social and physical andmental health resources in partnership with newcomers to empower them to achieve system changethat supports their well-being and integration in their new communities. UVNR uses the inclusive, non-stigmatized term “newcomers” to include anyone who has migrated to the U.S., including refugees,immigrants, and asylum seekers, and to build solidary among the groups – recognizing the sharedexperiences of migration and resettlement challenges.Ms. Parker began her career journey when she was an undergraduate student at the University of NewMexico and participated in the Refugee and Immigrant Well-being Project - a collaborative program runbetween UVNR and UNM that trains undergraduate and graduate students as paraprofessionaladvocates and then pairs them with newcomer families to engage in 6 months of mutual learning,mobilization of resources, and advocacy efforts.On behalf of HealthCare UnTold we honor Danielle Parker and Unite Voices for Newcomer Rights for their incredible work on behalf of newcomers in the New Mexico.
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Our guest today is Danielle Parker, the Associate Director of the community-based, non-profit organization United Voices for Newcomer Rights (UVNR). UVNR cultivates educational, economic, cultural, social and physical and mental health resources in partnership with newcomers to empower them to achieve system change that supports their well-being and integration in their new communities. UVNR uses the inclusive, non- stigmatized term “newcomers” to include anyone who has migrated to the U.S., including refugees, immigrants, and asylum seekers, and to build solidary among the groups – recognizing the shared experiences of migration and resettlement challenges. Ms. Parker began her career journey when she was an undergraduate student at the University of New Mexico and participated in the Refugee and Immigrant Well-being Project - a collaborative program run between UVNR and UNM that trains undergraduate and graduate students as paraprofessional advocates and then pairs them with newcomer families to engage in 6 months of mutual learning, mobilization of resources, and advocacy efforts. On behalf of HealthCare UnTold we honor Danielle Parker and Unite Voices for Newcomer Rights for their incredible work on behalf of newcomers in the New Mexco.
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