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ZuluAn online resource for newcomer parents and youth!
We created this portal to ensure that you have easy access to resources that empower you and ensure your long-term integration.
“Never forget to be yourself! Take things that might improve you and the ones around you, and don’t forget the family values and experiences that helped shape you who are. You will be fine and come out stronger.” – Dipesh
“Don’t be scared to take a leadership role and help others because you will become well rounded and you make friends on that journey.” -Paw
“When you respect your elders, you maintain the connection between the generations.” -Jarsso
“I grew up in one Oromo culture, but here my kids know other students who are Japanese, Hispanic, Nigerian. All of this is best for kids.” -Jarsso
“We dream for our children that they would attend college and receive more education than we did.” -Tou and Mee
“Values that I appreciate in the U.S. are doing things for yourself, going to school, and becoming a productive person.”
“I hope that my children do not get influenced by peer pressure.” -Aline
“My hopes for the future are that my daughter becomes a professional and that we remain together as a family.” -Caridad and Arturo
- Bullying & Discrimination Resources for Newcomer Parents (With information on how to file a bullying or discrimination report)
- Domestic Violence Resources for Newcomers
- Raising Children in a New Country: An Illustrated Handbook
- Raising Teens in a New Country: A Guide for the Whole Family
- Raising Young Children in a New Country: Supporting Early Learning and Healthy Development
- Bullying & Discrimination: Resources for Newcomer Youth (With information on how to file a bullying or discrimination report)
- Books about the Refugee & Immigrant Experience
- Career & Workforce Readiness for Newcomer Youth
- Keeping Safe: Children’s Bilingual Guide
- Keeping Safe: A Teen Bilingual Guide
- Overcoming the Financial Challenge of Higher Education
- Preparing for College & Financial Aid
- Raising Teens in a New Country: A Guide for the Whole Family
- Bullying & Discrimination: Resources for Newcomer Parents (With information on how to file a bullying or discrimination report)
- English Language Resources
- Multilingual School Related Resources for Refugee Families
- Overcoming the Financial Challenge of Higher Education
- Preparing for College (including Financial Aid)
- Avoiding Immigration Scams
- Bullying & Discrimination (With information on how to file a bullying or discrimination report)
- Employment: Labor Rights
- Guardianship Toolkit
- Immigration and Naturalization
- Immigration Raid Resources
Audio Versions Now Available!
You asked, we listened! BRYCS parenting handbooks are now available in audio format!
Raising Children in a New Country: An Illustrated Handbook
Audio available in English & Somali
Raising Teens in a New Country: A Guide for the Whole Family
Audio available in English, Arabic & Spanish
Raising Young Children in a New Country: Supporting Early Learning and Healthy Development
Audio available in English & Nepali