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U.S. government program aims to mobilize 10,000 Americans to welcome refugees through private sponsorship in 2023 Washington, D.C. — Today, Upwardly Global joined over 200 diverse organizations in signing a letter of support for the Welcome Corps, a new U.S. government community service program that allows everyday Americans to privately
With Upwardly Global moving its operations into the new year, we are using this time to reflect on our 2022 programming and methodology in direct service and workforce development efforts for immigrants, refugees, and asylees. Last year, Upwardly Global placed more job seekers in our direct service work than ever
A groundbreaking new study from Upwardly Global with support from the Annie E. Casey Foundation has been published in WorkingNation, the premiere nonprofit media and journalism organization that focuses on the labor market. “Young adults under the age of 30 with immigrant backgrounds encounter major roadblocks in their quests to
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Partnership will remove barriers to accessing and hiring professional immigrants among Global Fortune 500 through ethical AI NEW YORK — Upwardly Global, the first and longest-serving organization advancing the inclusion of professional immigrants and refugees into the U.S. workforce, and HiredScore, the leading explainable and ethical talent orchestration solution powering
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With Upwardly Global’s toolbox, Luana found her dream job at San Francisco Public Defender’s Office In 2017, with only her law degree and backpack in hand, Luana, a then 23-year-old from Brazil, jumped on a plane to join her long-distance love in the U.S. She was nervous but hopeful, and