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Producer, "The State of Things"

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The State of Things
10:34 am
Mon March 4, 2013

Former Nun Reflects On The Sanctuary Movement

Credit hrcr.org
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  • Frank Stasio talks with Darlene Nicgorski

Darlene Nicgorski was a nun when she was convicted of conspiracy and faced a 25-year prison term in the 1980s for her work helping Central American refugees. She didn’t end up having to serve that term, but her work in the so-called Sanctuary Movement made her the poster child of immigrant activism in the 1980s.


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Education
6:20 am
Fri December 2, 2011

Cultures Converge at Newcomers School

Credit Jeff Tiberii
Abu, from Africa, smiles in the ''Giving Closet'' at the Newcomers School in Greensboro
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The Doris Henderson Newcomers School in Greensboro is a melting pot. Since August of 2007 the school has welcomed about 3,000 students from around the world who are transitioning to a life in America while learning English. Seventy-five percent of the students are refugees and the challenges facing them are numerous.

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