How Styve, an IINE ESOL Student and Haitian Immigrant, is Shining a Light on His Nation’s Challenges and Spirit
Note: Quotes from Styve have been translated from Haitian Creole. Back in his native Haiti, Styve taught high school m…
Amenazados en Cuba, acogidos en Boston: La historia de Diana y Randy
A Life Interrupted One year ago, Diana and Randy were living in their home country of Cuba and pursuing careers in medi…
Un cliente de IINE cierra el círculo
By Sherry Spaulding, Education and Youth Program Manager I received a very special phone call today. It was Samuel Jord…
Lucrecia Arias entrevista a su profesor de ESOL
Lucrecia Arias is a level five ESOL student. She recently received the opportunity to interview her teacher, Natalie Pa…
Tras ganar la lotería de visados, esta estudiante de ESOL se esfuerza por triunfar
by Mariah Dennis, Volunteer and Contributing Writer Many people live in hope of winning a lottery, but Boston ESOL stud…
El mejor ambiente para el mejor aprendizaje
By Fabiano Latham My name is Fabiano Latham, I’m 41, I’m Brazilian, a journalist and writer, and I currentl…
Voluntarios destacados: Conozca a Jessica Berger
Jessica Berger is an enthusiastic and experienced classroom volunteer who spends many hours each week helping refugees…