A Syrian refugee family confronts its future
A little while back, we did a story about the process of refugee resettlement in the United States. It determines how one refugee winds up in, say, Phoenix, and another in Minneapolis. Out of that reporting, we began following a group of Syrian refugees assigned to a New Haven, Connecticut nonprofit. The group is trying to do something a bit different: get the community involved. In the final installment of our series, we look at the challenges faced by Ali and Fatima as they begin to adjust to a new life.
Listen to part three of our three-part series by clicking the audio player above.
Check out the rest of the reporting from our series below:
Part 1: How refugees are settled in the U.S.
Part 2: A Syrian refugee family confronts its future
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