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Yorn Yan
Short Biography: YORN YAN is a refugee from Cambodia. In 1979, he fled his homeland to the Thai-Cambodian border to avoid persecution and came to the United States in 1993. For the past twenty-four years, Yorn has devoted his life to improving the lives of refugees—first in refugee camps in Thailand and now in America. For eleven years, Yorn was a consultant with Wilder Center for Communities of the Amherst H. Wilder Foundation in Saint Paul, Minnesota. He is currently executive director of United Cambodian Association of Minnesota, a social service agency.More About Yorn Yan
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Binding Information: Softcover Product Code: 069504 ISBN: 978-0-940069-50-3 Publisher: Fieldstone Alliance Pages: 200 Size: 7.5" X 9.25" X .5253" Price: $34.95 Gain a better understanding of the refugee experience in the U.S. Refugee-serving organizations will find solid, practical advice for how to best help refugees through the acculturation and transition process of becoming a New American. Refugees will discover what to expect during five stages of development that they typically progress through as they adapt to their new home. |
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