Why They Give: An Interview with IINE Donor Laurie Sorota
Our donors help ensure that refugees and immigrants receive the support they need to rebuild their lives in New England, and in turn, strengthen our culture, economy, and community. In our Why They Give series, we talk with them to learn more about…
ESOL Students Write Poetry on Memory, Hope, and Home
IINE offers adult English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) classes for immigrants with a broad range of experience, ranging from those who never had the opportunity to learn to read and write in their first languages to advanced speakers who a…
5 Things to Know About Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
IINE has served more than 13,000 immigrants from Haiti over the past several years, as well as many immigrants from Syria, and we’re acutely aware of how dire conditions remain in those countries. The recent Supreme Court ruling allowing the termina…
From the Desk of the CEO: How the World Cup Has Reminded Us of Our True National Identity
By Jeff Thielman, President & CEO of the International Institute of New England As a host of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the U.S. has welcomed elite athletes and passionate fans from around the world. Here in…