ALABAMA INTERFAITH REFUGEE PARTNERSHIP
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  • About
    • About Us
    • The Global Refugee Crisis >
      • US Refugee Admissions
      • Crisis in Lebanon
    • Committees
    • Board of Directors
    • Partners
    • Financial Support
    • Guidestar Organization Documentation
    • Newsletters >
      • March 2021
      • January 2021
      • November 2020
      • September 2020
      • July 2020
      • May 2020
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    • 2020 Annual Report
    • Statement Regarding Biden Administration
    • General Resources for + about Refugees and Asylum Seekers >
      • Web Resources
      • Media Recommendations
    • Local Response to Migration Crisis
    • COVID-19 Volunteer Update
    • Volunteer Handbook
    • Forms for Volunteers >
      • Background Check Form
      • Consent for Volunteer Alone with Minors English and Spanish
      • Media Release Form (English)
      • Media Release Form (Spanish)
      • Partner Agreement Form (English)
      • Partner Agreement Form (Spanish)
      • Volunteer Agreement Form
      • Volunteer Time Sheet
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      • Volunteer Orientation
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    • Upcoming Events
    • Previous Events >
      • Paper Children: Screening and Discussion
      • Welcoming the Stranger
      • Global Climate Migration
      • Panel on the Refugee Crisis
      • Ungrateful Refugee Book Club
      • July 2020 Film Night
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we are

INTERFAITH COMMUNITY

We are an interfaith group of religious leaders and laypersons, as well as representatives of other community groups who have come together for the purpose of helping refugees and asylum-seekers, in light of the current migration crisis that has displaced millions of people. We are located in Birmingham, Alabama.

The group does not engage in any proselytizing or promotion of any particular religion or political affiliation.    

our goal

SUPPORT REFUGEES LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY

  1. Educating the community and elected officials about the current refugee crisis and the process of refugee resettlement;
  2. Advocating for policies that address the root causes of the refugee crisis, and that increase U.S. support for refugees; and
  3. Providing direct support for refugees and asylum-seekers in the United States and in the Birmingham community.
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our history

A Refugee Interest Group was organized in October 2016 to identify and implement ways to support refugees in Birmingham, AL, and around the world.  The group was started under the Justice Committee of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Birmingham (UUCB), and since its beginning has been open to all.  As of September 2020, there were more than 300 people on its email distribution list. Some of the group’s partners have included the Birmingham Islamic Society, the Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice, the Alabama Adelante Worker Center, the Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama, and the University of Alabama Institute for Human Rights and Sparkman Center for Global Health.  
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In January 2019, the group initiated efforts to expand its membership to include leaders and members of more diverse faith communities and other community groups in order to increase our impact and effectiveness.  The group changed its name to the Birmingham Interfaith Refugee Ministry to reflect this expanded focus.  In July 2019, the group voted to change its name to “Alabama Interfaith Refugee Partnership” (ALIRP) to reflect the mission to serve refugees and asylum-seekers throughout Alabama. The group continued to operate under the organizational structure of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Birmingham (UUCB), until October 24, 2019 when it was approved as a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization.  The ALIRP has achieved "bronze" status as a non-profit organization from the Guidestar organization.  

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