Grace Papish
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Instagram Reel: Scoops with Sponsors
Produced, hosted, and edited by me in the style of
Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee to uplift the Welcome Corps program during National Ice Cream Month.
Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee to uplift the Welcome Corps program during National Ice Cream Month.
The Presidential Determination on Refugee Admissions for Fiscal Year 2024
The President today signed the Presidential Determination on Refugee Admissions for Fiscal Year 2024, setting the refugee admissions target at 125,000 for this upcoming fiscal year.
The world is facing an unprecedented global displacement crisis in which record numbers of people have been forced to flee war, persecution, and instability. The United States has worked to rebuild, streamline, and expand the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program. In 2023, the Department of State, in coordination with the
The world is facing an unprecedented global displacement crisis in which record numbers of people have been forced to flee war, persecution, and instability. The United States has worked to rebuild, streamline, and expand the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program. In 2023, the Department of State, in coordination with the
First Anniversary of the Welcome Corps
Today marks the one-year anniversary of the launch of the Welcome Corps, the private sponsorship program within the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program. In its first year, the Welcome Corps mobilized more than 15,000 Americans to welcome more than 7,000 refugees from around the world to our country. These refugees are now beginning to settle into communities across the United States, with nearly 100 arriving since we first welcomed privately sponsored refugees on World Refugee Day in June.
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Instagram Live: Earth Day Conversation with Youth Migration Ambassador
Release: Marco Lopez announces “Education First” proposal for a stronger economy
Announcing Marco Lopez's education policy
Op-Ed: Democrats need a nominee for governor who can drive out Latino voters in November
Democrats need a nominee for governor who can drive out Latino voters in November
This election year, some of our most hard-fought civil rights are on the line. Women have lost their reproductive rights. We don’t feel safe in our schools, houses of worship or grocery stores because of mass shootings.
Voting rights and our electoral integrity are under attack. Our political dialogue seems to be less and less rooted in fact, thanks in part to GOP-led disinformation tactics.
The stakes could not
This election year, some of our most hard-fought civil rights are on the line. Women have lost their reproductive rights. We don’t feel safe in our schools, houses of worship or grocery stores because of mass shootings.
Voting rights and our electoral integrity are under attack. Our political dialogue seems to be less and less rooted in fact, thanks in part to GOP-led disinformation tactics.
The stakes could not
OP-ED: By failing to invest in education, Gov. Ducey hurts our kids, and the economy
Op-ed for the Phoenix Business Journal
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Release: Governor Newsom Issues 2021 Social Innovation Impact Report Supporting Efforts to Tackle the State’s Most Persistent Challenges
VIDEO: Veterans Day 2021
On Veterans Day and every day, we demonstrate our gratitude for the tremendous sacrifices made by the 19 million living Americans who served this nation, including over 1.6 million Californians. Let us honor those who have served with the respect, care and gratitude they deeply deserve.
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OP-ED: How California stepped up to help small businesses
California’s small businesses are the lifeblood of our state. At 4.1 million strong, they
employ nearly half of the state’s workforce and create two-thirds of net new jobs. As a
decades-long small business advocate and former CEO of the Fresno Metro Black
Chamber of Commerce, I saw firsthand how the pandemic devastated California’s
small businesses, especially in the service industry. I know that for small business owners,
employees aren’t just employees, they’re family.
employ nearly half of the state’s workforce and create two-thirds of net new jobs. As a
decades-long small business advocate and former CEO of the Fresno Metro Black
Chamber of Commerce, I saw firsthand how the pandemic devastated California’s
small businesses, especially in the service industry. I know that for small business owners,
employees aren’t just employees, they’re family.