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BYU hosts service project, wheelchair basketball, other events for Disability Awareness Week 2024
BYU hosted events for Disability Awareness Week 2024 from Nov. 4-8.
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Y-Serve Refugee program
Many students come to the Y-Serve refugee project to finish service hours required by their American Heritage or religion classes, but they stay for the friends they make.
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Utah Refugee Connection helps refugees build new life
People around the world are displaced, but only some get refugee status in the U.S.
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Two Muslim sisters contribute to BYU Office of Belonging
At the heart of BYU, where most students subscribe to the teachings of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, two voices seek to foster belonging among students of all faiths.
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Their Story is Our Story chapter aims to create understanding for refugees
Their Story is Our Story, a non-profit organization with a chapter on BYU campus, strives to create understanding for refugees displaced worldwide through storytelling.
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BYU holds Hazara Career Day, gives education opportunities to youth
ByHassan El-Cheikh
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BYU students, faculty express concern over Haitian refugees
BYU faculty and students reacted to the thousands of Haitian refugees headed toward the U.S.-Mexico border. These refugees are fleeing natural disasters and political instability, seeking new opportunities after already attempting to do so in other countries.
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BYU Refugee Empowerment Club fundraises for refugee education
From left, speakers Yaw Doh, Adheiu Arok, Amy Wylie, Spencer Call and Monica Call take the stage at the BYU Refugee Empowerment Club's Nov. 16 fundraising event. The club helps BYU students learn more about and serve refugees. (Katelyn Stiles)
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Sickness, fear, harassment in Mexico whittle away at caravan
Central American migrants traveling with a caravan to the U.S. make their way to Mapastepec, Mexico, Wednesday. After a day of rest to honor a fellow traveler who died on the road on Monday, the march continues through Mexico. (AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd)
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Utah festival highlights diversity, preserves traditions
At the Fall Living Traditions Festival on Sept. 29 members of Volta Miuda perform Capoeira, a Brazilian slave tradition focused on melding martial arts with dance to give people freedom. (Devin Ross Richey)
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North Korean refugees make it to BYU
Nearly 10 years ago, North Korean native Donghyun Kim told his wife Jiyein Song he was leaving town on a business trip. Song believed this trip would only last 15 days, but she began to worry when he never returned. Little did she know, Kim had escaped North Korea and was making his way through China, Laos, Thailand and into South Korea.
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Mormon leaders inspire BYU students, Utahns to serve refugees
Editor's note: this story pairs with 'Connecting Utahns with refugees'
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Connecting Utahns with refugees
Editor's note: this story pairs with 'Mormon leaders inspire BYU students, Utahns to serve refugees'
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Run4Refuge supports and celebrates refugees
Runners participate in the 2016 Run4Refuge event, a 5K and10K race and culture fair designed to raise money for refugees while celebrating their cultures. This year's Run4Refuge is being held on Oct. 21 at the Provo River Trail, with the culture fair happening at the nearby park. (Mallory Ann Photo)
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BYU club helps students find refugee service opportunities
It's been nearly a year since LDS Church leaders encouraged members to assist refugees, and leaders of a new BYU club are doing their part to match students with opportunities to serve those fleeing war and persecution.
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Trump's executive orders could change BYU's international student demographic
President Donald Trump has passed three executive orders that could impact Brigham Young University's international students.
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Charity run to benefit local and global refugees
The charity event will benefit both Utah refugees and Middle East refugees, such as these girls in an Iraq refugee camp. (AMAR U.S.)
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BYU's 27th annual Hunger Banquet focuses on helping refugees
Marissa Getts and Connor Kreutz, members of the Students for International Development Club, inform students about the annual Hunger Banquet event at a booth in the Wilkinson Student Center. (Gianluca Cuestas)
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